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How to create an FTP server on an Ubuntu 12.04 virtual machine

August 14, 2012April 12, 2014Lauren MalhoitBlogsLeave a comment

I’ve been playing around with different ways of implementing FTP lately–that is, whether to use Windows, Linux, or just some sort of storage device with built-in FTP capabilities. I spent a bit of time creating an Ubuntu 12.04 FTP server and thought I’d share that experience in this post. As mentioned before, I’ll be going…

Extending partitions on Linux VMware virtual machines

July 1, 2012April 12, 2014Lauren MalhoitBlogsLeave a comment

I  had a couple Zenoss VMware appliances that run Linux that needed to have more space allocated to them.  I knew just adding another hard drive wouldn’t solve the issue so I set about finding the least intrusive way to do this and not break the whole VM appliance.  If you’ve ever used Zenoss, you know the…

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