Sometimes when you’re working with Linux, the terminal window gets too cluttered. With line after line of previous inputs and outputs, it can be distracting when you’re screen is so overcrowded with information. At times like these, it’s important to know how to clear the terminal and eliminate some clutter.
As Linux is a multi-user system, and often the basis for large digital infrastructure, it is likely that many companies and organizations using Linux have multiple users who can access and modify it. What happens if you need to remove one of these users from your system? How do you
In the world of web hosting and server management, uptime is everything. When a site feels sluggish or a service won’t connect, the ping command is usually the first line of defense. It’s the simplest way to verify that your Hivelocity server is reachable over the global network and to
For users new to Linux, copying and pasting lines of code into your terminal is an integral part of the learning process. Even for experienced users though, it is often easier and preferable to copy in generic code rather than typing everything out by hand. This not only improves speed
In this tutorial, we’ll cover how to move, copy, and rename directories within Linux, using the terminal and some easy commands. Use the table of contents below to find a specific section or read on to learn more! How to Move a Directory in Linux If you’re trying to move
Managing your server with Software RAID is generally not too difficult. Typically and more commonly, we recommend hardware RAID (generally with a MegaCLI controller), however, if you are utilizing software RAID, it’s important to understand some fundamentals. If you are here in reference to seeing failed or missing drive(s) on
Hivelocity, international provider of edge computing, private cloud, and bare metal dedicated server solutions, is pleased to announce today the release of its new WHMCS reseller module. With the new Hivelocity reseller module and public RESTful API, partners can now sell Hivelocity’s dedicated server hosting to their own customers, all
You’ve been asking for it and we’ve been listening. The time has come to announce that Hivelocity is now part of the WHMCS Marketplace. With our new open API and WHMCS integration, it’s never been easier to buy and sell Hivelocity dedicated server solutions. This means resellers like you can
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In this tutorial we’ll cover how to open, edit, move, and copy a file within Linux using the terminal window and a few basic commands. Use the the table of contents below to jump to a specific section or read on to learn more! Absolute and Relative Paths When using
In this tutorial we’ll cover how to create, change, and remove a directory within Linux using the terminal window and a few basic commands. Use the the table of contents below to jump to a specific section or read on to learn more! How to Create a Directory in