How do I know where is the Squid cache in the Linux Filesystem, and recreate it as empty? The Squid cache stores the pages that are made by the client in order to return more quickly on subsequent requests without having to re-download every time the same page from the internet. It may happen, however,… Read More: How to clear the cache Squid and recreate »
Recently, we have seen how to use Squid as a Reverse Proxy, knowing that the primary objective of the product is to be used as a proxy internet. In this guide, I want to offer one of 3 different authentication for Squid I use most: http digest authentication. http digest is an easy way to manage… Read More: HTTP Digest Authentication with Squid »
In this tutorial we will see how to install graphically CentOS 7 remotely, by connecting to the server via VNC. This guide is especially useful if you are installing in virtualized environments such as VMware, Proxmox, Citrix, etc., where the console is not usable at 100% or do not want to throw us too, all thanks… Read More: Install CentOS/RHEL 7 remotely using VNC »
The command Tar (Tape Archive) is used to create file archives. It is often used with the combination of compression programs such as gzip and bzip2 to reduce the size of archvi and occupy less space. In this guide we will look at the main options to use Tar and a small tutorial on using to back… Read More: Guide to Tar command »