Linux Server Backup Using Rclone
How to create a simple backup of your Linux server using rclone.
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Plesk Backup Manager
Regularly creating backups of your data is crucial in order to avoid a surprise loss of data. With the Plesk Backup Manager you can set up and manage your own backups easily – we explain how to do that.
High Performance Veeam Backup Target: How to configure your environment
Taking regular backups of your important data is crucial to avoid a surprisingly and costly loss of data. We show you step-by-step how to easily configure your backup routine with the Veeam backup software tool in a Windows Server setup.
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Scheduled backups in cPanel and Plesk
Creating backups is a very important task for every server administrator. A loss of data often occurs suddenly without a warning. It is possible to create backups manually, but we would recommend to configure automatic backups. The steps below were tested by us, but you should always check yourself if the backups are still running
How to use the Contabo Backup-Space
Ordering our FTP Backup-Space is always a good choice for saving important data on an external storage. Using that backup space can be done in many different ways, I will show you some of the most reliable ones. Please note, that a connection to our backup space can only be established within our datacenter. Therefore,
Linux (Debian/Ubuntu): Backup
In this post I want to show you how to create a basic full backup of your file system and how to restore it. A Linux system with root access is required. It does not matter whether it is a Dedicated Server or VPS. Important: The following commands were tested with Ubuntu 14.04 (64 Bit).
Crontab Syntax on Linux: A Practical Guide For 2026
You’ve got a backup script. It works when you run it by hand. Now you need it to run at 2 AM every night without you babysitting the terminal. That’s where cron comes in, and getting the crontab syntax right is the difference between a script that fires on schedule and one that silently does
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Linux Unzip Command: Extract Zip Files With Examples
You’ve downloaded a .zip file to your server. Now what? On most Linux systems, double-clicking isn’t an option. The unzip command is how you crack open zip archives from the terminal, and unlike tar or gzip, it doesn’t come pre-installed on every distro. That distinction matters. Plenty of sysadmins SSH into a fresh VPS, type
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How to Use the Linux sed Command in 2026
Every sysadmin hits the same wall eventually: you’ve got 400 config files, one wrong IP address in all of them, and exactly zero interest in opening each one by hand. That’s where the sed command earns its keep. The Linux sed command (short for stream editor) lets you find, replace, insert, and delete text in
OpenClaw Security Guide 2026
Self-hosting OpenClaw gives you control over your AI assistant, but that power comes with security responsibilities. This comprehensive guide walks you through the real risks—from prompt injection attacks to credential theft—and provides a complete security checklist for hardening your OpenClaw deployment on a VPS. Learn how to defend against attacks, isolate with Docker, manage secrets properly, and build safe automations that won’t compromise your infrastructure.
