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This article looks at some options when using SSH and examines a way to set up a public/private key pair.

The second part of this article focuses on how to change file permissions with the ‘chmod’ command on a Linux box.

This tutorial begins to look at some of the concepts surrounding permissions on files and folders which are often denoted using strings of characters such as ‘drwxrwxrwx’.

This is the second post about the basics of the Linux command line interface. Although most web server administration can be done via a GUI (graphical user interface), sometimes it is necessary to get under the bonnet, so to speak.

You can achieve 95% of the necessary tasks that need performing day to day using graphical tools such as cPanel, phpMyAdmin and FTP clients such as FileZilla. Occasionally there are times when in order to achieve something more complex it becomes necessary to get your hands under the bonnet of your Linux web server.