There’s a pretty common issue with locales in Ubuntu that brings up a nasty warning message about “Setting locale failed”.
You can use the following line to resolve it:
sudo update-locale LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 LANG=en_US.UTF-8
This sets the default locale to en_US.UTF-8.
This simple ‘how to’ will show you the steps to change the hostname of Linux server. The host name is the identifier of a server. A good practice is to set a meaningful name that will help you to easily identify your servers. Read More
How to check your public IP in Linux command line appears to be quite a common question, so we have an simple and easy solution for you.
You can get your IP from our “‘whatismyip” page by using command line tools like ‘curl’ and ‘wget’ and the following address: Read More
Rsync is a very handy tool for local and remote file synchronization. It syncs your files by utilizing an algorithm that transfers only the modified parts of a file and minimizes the data transferred. In this article we will show you a few examples on how to use Rsync and enjoy it’s powerful features. Read More
A new CentOS release – 1804 has been just announced publicly. The latest build of the popular Linux distribution is based Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.5 and includes mainly bug fixes and security improvements. CentOS is a 100% compatible rebuild of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux, delivering enterprise quality operating system and features.
Fedora 28 Server image is now available for Cloud Servers.
The new version of Fedora arrived last week with a nice set of updates and new features. You can now try them on CloudBalkan.
On May, 1st the new version of Fedora was released. Fedora 28 comes right on time at the promised release date and delivers a plenty of new features and improvements. Read More
With the recent launch of Ubuntu 18.04 on Friday, one more longly anticipated release came to world – LXD version 3.0.
Test version of LXD 3.0 were already around for a few months, promising a plenty of new features like better migration or clustering and more, but let’s see which of those made it to the final. Read More
New server operating system image is now available on Cloud Servers:
Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver)
Release date: April 27th 2018
Linux Kernel version: 4.15
Read the full article about the new release.
Bionic Beaver – the next long term release of the most popular Linux distribution has just been released. Read More