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Why Does an SEO Company Need FTP Access? Legitimate Reasons and Security Caveats

  • 22 June 2026
  • by: Omar Farouk
  • in: Web hosting
  • Tags: ftp access, sftp, technical SEO, website security
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Wondering why an SEO company asks for FTP access? Learn the legitimate technical SEO reasons, what access SEOs actually need, and how to grant it securely.

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How to Update a MySQL User Password Non-Interactively (Scripts & Automation)

  • 22 June 2026
  • by: Hannah Cole
  • in: MySQL/MariaDB
  • Tags: automation, database security, DevOps, MariaDB, MySQL, scripting
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Learn how to update a MySQL/MariaDB user password from scripts and one-liners safely — using ALTER USER, mysql -e, .my.cnf, –login-path, and CI/CD automation.

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What Are Unmanaged Dedicated Servers? Managed vs Unmanaged Explained

  • 22 June 2026
  • by: Lucas Meyer
  • in: Dedicated
  • Tags: dedicated hosting, managed vs unmanaged, Server Administration, unmanaged dedicated servers
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Understand what unmanaged dedicated servers are, what they include, and how they compare to managed hosting. Learn who should choose unmanaged and the responsibilities involved.

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How to List All Users on Ubuntu/Linux: Every Method Explained

  • 22 June 2026
  • by: James Whitfield
  • in: Linux/Server Admin
  • Tags: command line, linux user management, system administration, Ubuntu
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Learn how to list all users on Ubuntu/Linux using /etc/passwd, getent, awk, and compgen. Filter human vs system accounts, count users, and find specific ones.

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Ubuntu Desktop vs Server: Key Differences and Which One to Choose

  • 22 June 2026
  • by: Elena Petrova
  • in: Linux/Server Admin
  • Tags: Linux server, system administration, Ubuntu, ubuntu server, VPS
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Ubuntu Desktop vs Server explained: GUI vs headless, default packages, resource use, and which edition to choose for workstations, VPS, and hosting.

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tmux: A Practical Guide to the Terminal Multiplexer for Linux Servers

  • 22 June 2026
  • by: David Okafor
  • in: Linux/Server Admin
  • Tags: Linux, Server Administration, ssh, Terminal, tmux
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Learn tmux, the Linux terminal multiplexer that keeps sessions alive after SSH disconnects. Covers panes, windows, keybindings, and .tmux.conf setup.

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SSL Connect Error: What Causes It and How to Fix It (curl 35, SSL_connect)

  • 22 June 2026
  • by: Sofia Rossi
  • in: SSL Certificates
  • Tags: curl error 35, https troubleshooting, OpenSSL, ssl connect error, TLS handshake
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An SSL connect error means the TLS connection couldn’t be established. Learn the real causes — blocked ports, TLS mismatch, wrong port — and how to diagnose and fix them with openssl and curl.

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Server-Based Computing: What It Is and Why It Still Powers the Modern Web

  • 22 June 2026
  • by: Marcus Bennett
  • in: Web hosting
  • Tags: Cloud Computing, server-based computing, thin clients, VDI, web hosting
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Server-based computing runs apps and data on central servers while clients access them over a network. Learn how it works, its benefits, drawbacks, and link to hosting.

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How to Protect Custom Post Types in WordPress: Capability, Template, and REST API Methods

  • 22 June 2026
  • by: Aisha Khan
  • in: WordPress
  • Tags: capabilities, custom post types, membership, rest api, WordPress security
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Learn how to protect custom post types in WordPress: restrict by capability, secure front-end access, lock down the REST API, and gate content for members.

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PostScript on Linux: How to View, Convert, and Print .ps Files

  • 22 June 2026
  • by: Charles Capps
  • in: Linux/Server Admin
  • Tags: cups printing, ghostscript, Linux, pdf conversion, postscript
  • note: no comments

A practical guide to PostScript on Linux: what .ps files are, how Ghostscript powers viewing, converting to PDF, printing, and server-side document workflows.

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