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26 Jul 2010

Linux Portable Apps

Portable Apps is being used by Windows Operating System widely from the Windows user, but they are less portables Apps for Linux World.

By now, a new website named portablelinuxapps.org features a number of Linux Portable Apps for Linux Distro for free. With these application, you can run it directly through your thumb drive or even your home drive without installing them.

By this post date(26 July 2010), all of the Linux Portable apps available as below, and it going to update time-by-time.

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26 July, 2010 at 8:00 by mickgenie

Tags: Linux, Linux Apps, Linux Distro, Linux Free, Linux Portables Apps, Linux World, Portable Apps, Portables, Thumb Drive, Windows Operating System, Windows User
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23 Jul 2010

Update Centos Linux 5.4 to Centos Linux 5.5

As you know, CentOS released version 5.5 and if you are using Centos Linux 5.4, you may actually upgrade it directly through your machine through the Internet with yum command.

To upgrade Centos version, you should take this 2 major steps.
1. Make a Backup.
2. Update package.

1. Make a backup
It is important to make a backup before you do any upgrade or installation. I will suggest you to have a full backup of your machine before doing the upgrade in case anything happen.

Make sure you have all of the data and database backup!

2. Update package
i) To upgrade your Centos, you may use yum command to upgrade it directly. However, you may try to check any update list available.
yum list updates

ii) You may update Centos as command below.
yum update

iii) Reboot your machine
reboot

iv) verify if everything working
uname -a
netstat -tulpn
tail -f /var/log/messages
cat /etc/redhat-release

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23 July, 2010 at 8:00 by mickgenie

Tags: Centos Linux, Database Backup, Linux, Log Messages, Netstat, reboot, Redhat Release, Yum
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10 Jun 2010

mkpasswd: Generate Random Password

In Linux, you may easily generate a random password through command.

To done it, you may use the mkpasswd utility.

$ mkpasswd
HXyt*m22j

Use -l to define the length of the password text as the password length by default is 9.
$ mkpasswd -l 15
y6lejl3ltm=bAKf

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10 June, 2010 at 14:00 by mickgenie

Tags: generate random password, Linux, mkpasswd, password, Password Length, Password Text, Random Password
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10 Jun 2010

Create RSA key login for remote login

From Unix/Linux system, you do not need to enter your login password for every login to your remote login.

You may create a RSA key to allow you to log into your remote server/box.

To create the RSA key, type the following command.
ssh-keygen -t rsa

Enter each of the question being asked.

Then log into the server that you would like to authenticate login and paste the code from/root/.ssh/id_rsa.pub to /root/.ssh/authorized_keys of the remote server.

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10 June, 2010 at 7:00 by mickgenie

Tags: Box Key, key generation, Linux, Linux System, Remote Login, Remote Server, rsa, Rsa Key, rsa remote login, SSH, ssh-keygen, Unix, Unix Linux
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1 Jun 2010

Reset MySQL 5.1 Root password

Sometimes you might want to reset your used password since it is used for long time.

To reset MySQL database password, you may need to consider different Operating System and it's version will have minor differences during the root password reset.

Today, Mick Genie will guide you how to reset MySQL database v5.1  through Windows Operating System and Linux Operating System.

For Windows Operating System,
1. Firstly, create a text file and name it as resetpassword.txt and you may save it to C drive.
2. Enter the following word to your text file.

PLAIN TEXT
CODE:
  1. UPDATE mysql.user SET Password=PASSWORD('M!ckGen1e@Malays1a')  WHERE User='root';
  2. FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

Where you should replace M!ckGen1e@Malays1a with your new password.
3. Stop your MySQL services as step below.
Run -> services.msc -> MySQL -> Stop
4. Open Command Prompt(cmd) and run the command as below to start the MySQL services.

PLAIN TEXT
CODE:
  1. C:\mysql\bin\mysqld.exe --init-file=C:\\resetpassword.txt

5. Delete the file named resetpassword.txt.

For Linux Operating System,
1. Stop the MySQL services.

PLAIN TEXT
CODE:
  1. service mysql stop

2. Save the following  command as a text file name resetpassword to anywhere such as /home/resetpassword.txt.

PLAIN TEXT
CODE:
  1. UPDATE mysql.user SET  Password=PASSWORD('M!ckGen1e@Malays1a') WHERE User='root';FLUSH  PRIVILEGES;

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1 June, 2010 at 9:00 by mickgenie

Tags: C Drive, cmd, Database Password, Delete File, File Password, Genie, Linux, Long Time, Minor Differences, Mysql Database, Mysql Set, Mysql Windows, Password Code, Password Reset, Privileges, Reset MySQL database password, Reset MySQL password, Reset Password, Services Exe, Windows Operating System
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