Install SSL Other than Let’s Encrypt – FusionPBX
This guide is about installing SSL Certificate that you can buy from any CA and install it on FusionPBX. The main operating system is Debian 10. All updates have been installed and FusionPBX has been installed. This guide only demonstrates How to install SSL for Fusion and I assume that you already know how to […]
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Install Let’s Encrypt SSL – FusionPBX
Very Easy process. Login to the terminal Change directory to FusionPBX resources folder by running to following command Execute the following script which will install SSL from Let’s Encrypt You will be prompted to enter the Domain Name – yourfusionpbxdomainname.com Email Address – youremailaddress@whateverdomain.com The system will then take few moments and you will get […]
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Install FusionPBX on Debian 10 (Buster)
Login into debian terminal as root Download the package from the repository If downloading and unpacking gets interrupted then you get the following error So do as it says in the error and run the following command The you will be prompted with package configuration screen asking you if you want to continue installing GRUB […]
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Linux – Update / Upgrade
CHeck for update Update cento os binaries and packages Upgrade cent os to latest distro or it can also be commanded like below to avoid Y prompt. -y can be used with both update and upgrade
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Linux – Directory (Folder)
The following command will display the present working directory. Change directory to Home change directory to user home directory change directory to root directory List contents of the directory List other user’s directory
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Linux – Delete User Account Only (+Home Directory)
Login as Root User and run the following command, below command will delete the user from the system. However the above command will keep the user’s home directory. If you also want to delete user’s home directory along with the user the use the following command.
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Linux – Login as different user
Change from current logged-in user to a different user For example
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Linux – Check User belongs to which Group (Wheel Group)
Below command will dislpay the wheel group
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Linux – Add User to SUDO Group
You need root permissions to perform the following action OR
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Linux – Change Password
Change user password assuming you are logged in as root user or your logged in user has root permissions Example
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