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Install Matomo on Debian 13: Complete Self-Hosted Analytics Guide

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This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide for installing Matomo 5.12.0 on Debian 13, allowing users to access the latest features while ensuring full data ownership and GDPR compliance. It details the setup process, which includes installing a web server (Apache or Nginx), configuring MariaDB, downloading Matomo, setting appropriate file permissions, and securing the instance with Let's Encrypt SSL certificates. The guide also outlines common issues that may arise during installation, such as permission errors and database connection failures, and offers solutions. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of automated archiving through cron jobs to maintain updated reports and suggests exploring Matomo plugins for further enhancements
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How to Install and Configure Fail2Ban on Debian 13 Trixie

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Fail2Ban is an open-source intrusion prevention tool that helps protect Debian 13 Trixie systems by monitoring service logs for attack patterns and automatically blocking offending IP addresses using firewall rules. The latest Debian package utilizes systemd journal as its log backend, supports nftables for banning, and requires Python 3.12, with configuration managed through a layered system of configuration files. Administrators can set up jails for targeted services like SSH and web applications, with rules to escalate penalties for repeat offenders and options for email notifications. The tutorial provides detailed instructions for installation, configuration, and management of Fail2Ban, highlighting the importance of adjusting default settings for effective protection against attacks
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How to Install Windows NT 4 Server on Proxmox

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In a recent tutorial, Chris Jones outlines the steps to successfully install Windows NT 4.0 Server on a Proxmox Virtual Environment, overcoming the challenges associated with virtualizing an older operating system. This process is particularly beneficial for users who wish to maintain legacy systems without dedicating physical hardware to them.

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