Yum install dependencies for a local RPM
Got an RPM laying about you need to install but it has a bunch of dependencies? well let yum do the heavy lifting.
yum --nogpgcheck localinstall SomeApp.noarch.rpm
Disasters can strike even the most well-maintained Linux home lab. This article outlines key disaster recovery considerations, including identifying critical data, assessing risks, and implementing offsite backups. A tiered strategy is recommended for flexible data protection. The crucial elements of documentation, secure credential storage, and regular testing ensure you’re always prepared for a swift and successful recovery.
Learn how to leverage the power of FFMPEG to craft visually captivating image slideshows with accompanying audio tracks. This step-by-step guide demonstrates the command-line usage of FFMPEG to combine a still image and audio file, producing an output video in MP4 format. By carefully adjusting parameters such as frame rate, video codec, preset, and more, you can achieve high-quality results. Whether you’re a content creator, photographer, or simply want to enhance your presentations, this article provides the knowledge and tools to create stunning image slideshows using FFMPEG.
Want to add a simple drop shadow on any image? well here’s how to do it on the fly via PHP and Image Magick. < ?php $img = new Imagick(‘images/image.jpg’); $img->setImageFormat(‘png’); $shadowed = $img->clone(); $drop_shadow = $img->clone(); $drop_shadow->setImageBackgroundColor( new ImagickPixel( ‘black’ ) ); $drop_shadow->shadowImage( 80, 3, 5, 5 ); $drop_shadow->compositeImage( $img, Imagick::COMPOSITE_OVER, 0, 0 );…
Discover the world of Linux containers with LXC/LXD! Learn how containers streamline application deployment, offering efficient resource usage and enhanced portability compared to traditional virtual machines. Get started by setting up your own simple application container and experience the benefits firsthand.
Doxygen is a documentation generator that extracts comments from source code and generates documentation in various formats. This post shows how to use it in Docker.
WordPress is a popular content management system (CMS) used to create and manage websites. It allows users to easily create and publish content using a user-friendly interface. Running WordPress in a Docker container allows for easier management, scalability, and portability of the WordPress installation. It provides a consistent environment for running WordPress, simplifies deployment, and allows for easy testing and experimentation with different configurations.