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The powernap package allows you to suspend servers which are not being used, and save energy. https://launchpad.net/powernap
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El paquete powernap te permite suspender esos servidores que no estan en uso, y ahorrar energia. https://launchpad.net/powernap
Translated and reviewed by Santiago Zarate
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:14
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'etckeeper' allows you to save changes you make to /etc in a bazaar repository. Useful to track and revert changes. http://tinyurl.com/etckeeper
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'etckeeper' te permite guardar los cambios que haces en /etc utilizando un repositorio bazaar. Útil para rastrear y revertir cambios. http://tinyurl.com/etckeeper
Translated and reviewed by Santiago Zarate
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:18
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Your KVM powered virtual machines will do IOs up to seven times faster if you enable virtio. http://tinyurl.com/virtio
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Tus maquinas virtuales que utilizen KVM tendran un IO de hasta siete veces más rapidas si habilitas virtio. http://tinyurl.com/virtio
Translated and reviewed by Santiago Zarate
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:21
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The Ubuntu Server Team is an open community always looking for feedback and help: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server
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El 'Ubuntu Server Team' es una cominidad abierta, buscando siempre feedback y ayuda: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server
Translated and reviewed by Santiago Zarate
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:24
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Did you know that releases of Ubuntu labeled LTS are maintained for 5 years on servers? 'cat /etc/lsb-release' will tell you which release you are on.
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¿Sabía usted que las versiones de Ubuntu etiquetadas LTS tienen soporte durante 5 años en servidores?'cat /etc/lsb-release' [tab]
le dirá a usted en que version esta.
Translated and reviewed by diegoturcios
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:27
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Browse the command line history with ctrl-r and then type a few characters that you know are part of the command you are looking for.
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Examinar el historial de la línea de comandos con ctrl-r y, a continuación escriba algunos caracteres que sabe que son parte del comando que está buscando.
Translated and reviewed by diegoturcios
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:30
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Edit the command line with cut and paste: ctrl-k for cut, and ctrl-y for paste.
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Editar la línea de comandos con cortar y pegar: Ctrl-K para cortar y Ctrl + Y para pegar.
Translated and reviewed by diegoturcios
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:33
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Reach the end-of-line with ctrl-e and the beginning of line with ctrl-a.
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Ve al final de la linea con ctrl-e y ve al inicio de la linea con ctrl-a
Translated and reviewed by Santiago Zarate
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:35
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Instead of typing the user and group, if they are the same (like for www-data) you can just type the user followed by a colon: 'sudo chown -R www-data: *'
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En lugar de teclear el usuario y de grupo, si son las mismas (como por ejemplo www-data) que basta con teclear el usuario seguido de dos puntos: "sudo chown-R www-data:
Translated and reviewed by diegoturcios
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:39
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Use the "which" command to find if an executable is in your path, and if it is, where you can find the file. e.g. 'which nano'
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Utilice el comando "which" para averiguar si un archivo ejecutable se encuentra en su camino, y si lo es, donde se puede encontrar el archivo. por ejemplo, ', which nano'
Translated and reviewed by diegoturcios
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:42
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Contributors to this translation: Jonay, Nicolás M. Zahlut, Santiago Zarate, diegoturcios.