Here is how to change your FTP ports and also activate passive mode on Debian Linux with Plesk.
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Monthly Archives: April 2017
When Plesk mailserver is down or having lots of problems
As i tried to send an important mail and didn’t change anything on my mailsettings on plesk, i was getting nervous.
The only thing i did was an update to plesk, which worked without any error messages.
But when i tried to send a mail, it just handed me generic error messages.
My mail was dead… smtp not working at all. I wasn’t able to send anything anymore.
Here is the SSH command that saved my day and restored all to normal:
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Delphi Hotfix does not install
After an uninstall of Delphi, Nov_2016_Seattle_Update_Subscription_Update.exe does not install anymore but tells that all went well…
It simply does not copy any files because it checks this registry key:
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How to look for a file on linux filesystem?
There is an easy way on Linux to search on a disk for a specific file: Continue reading
Where is the Samba smb.conf configuration on Synology 6?
Synology moved the file to a new location.
In most of the cases it is located here: Continue reading
Remove old updater files
As todays devices often got small SSD drives, it is more important than ever to free up unused space to extend the live of your SSD drive and also to make room for other goodies.
Windows stores old update files and previous versions of windows in case you want to revert to the old version and uninstall it.
But after many months there is certainly no need on all devices to be able to go back to old Windows editions…
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Reset Windows or Windows Server Password
If you got physical access to your Windows machine or server and forgot your password, simply boot with a WinPE Live disk and replace either
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How to get root on Synology NAS
What’s the Root password for synology nas?
Well, often it is the same password as for the Admin user.
If not, then just log in to your NAS with SSH and use your admin account.
Then type this command: Continue reading