Nudist Clubhouse Hacked
A nudist website known as Nudist Clubhouse has been down since at least Thursday March 3rd. According to their website they were hacked last week by a cyber terrorist in…
Raspberry Pi 3 B Released!
A new version of the Raspberry PI 3 has released and I have to say I'm quite impressed with the new specs. This little unit is 10x the performance of…
How To Set Up a Minecraft 1.9 Server on Ubuntu
Updated: 3/03/2016 to include Minecraft version 1.9
In this tutorial, I will show you how to set up a Minecraft 1.9 Server on Linux (Ubuntu 14.04). Personally I installed Minecraft on a EC2 server on Amazon with only 1GB of ram and it runs just fine.
Here are some requirements before we get started:
- A machine running Ubuntu Server 14.04
- A machine with 1GB of RAM, but I would recommend 2GB or more
* Note – the rest of the tutorial assumes you have already installed Ubuntu Server 14.04, and you are able to login with a user that has root privileges.
Nagios – Setup Hosts
If you previously followed my guide on Nagios 4 Setup then you are probably wondering how to add hosts to your Nagios 4 install.
Well below is how I added some basic hosts to Nagios 4 through the command line so continue reading to see how I did it. (more…)
Nagios 4 Setup CentOS
I’ve been busy attempting to install Nagios 4 on a fresh install of CentOS 7 on a Hyper V machine. I’ve tried this install now at least 6 times failing with different errors every single time and even resorted to Nagios for help.
Well I’ve finally have gotten Nagios 4 to work with the help of Nagios Support and these were the steps that I took to complete it.
Deprecating Non-Secure HTTP
Chrome and now Mozilla has announced that they are going to start deprecating non-secure http and are setting a date after which all new features will be available and by them…