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I've collide here with an incomprehensible situation in Ubuntu, if you turn on the bridge for KVM, if you get an IPv6 address, this IPv6 hangs fast, about once every 5-10 minutes, when the interface is restarted, everything starts to work for 5-10 minutes, then hangs again. In this case, IPv4 continues to work. Routes like IPv6 and IPv4 remain. Because of what many resources stop working, google, yandex, update the application database (apt-get update). In general, all that can work on IPv6 safely stops working when the bridge hangs. In the logs, there are no errors, where to dig is not clear. It is exactly known that this is happening on Ubuntu 15.10, at 14.04 it works like a clock.

In short, I was tired of restarting the network interface every 10 minutes, and I decided to just disable IPv6.

In the last article I showed how you can install PlexMediaServer on Ubuntu. Today I will show you how to configure it.

There is such an excellent media server - Plex. The beauty of it is that he knows how to download information about files from such sites as kinopoisk, imdb, etc. Plus, it, unlike many other upnp/dlna servers, has a beautiful and convenient web interface, and you can throw ports and watch your collection of movies from anywhere in the world, or from any browser, for example, a tablet without installing additional programs. Today I'll show you how to install it and add the kinopoisk add-on to it.

This article will show you how to install proprietary JAVA 8 (JDK, JRE) in Ubuntu and Mint from the repositories.

Hello everyone, below I will show one of the ways how you can stream video in Ubuntu, for example on youtube.

Hello everyone, if you want to record video from the screen in Ubuntu then you can use an easy-to-use program - SimpleScreenRecorder. Project website - ]]>http://www.maartenbaert.be/simplescreenrecorder/]]> Below you will see how to configure this program.

Lost or forgotten your Ubuntu root password? Don't fret! This detailed guide will walk you through the steps to easily reset it.

When managing a local network, you may face challenges directing clients to the correct domain or resource. Whether it's ensuring local clients get a local address or external clients receive an external one, DNS configuration can be complex. Throw in multiple subnets and the challenge grows. Thankfully, a solution exists with Bind9's ACL lists. Let's dive into how this can be configured.

How much free space is left? Who took it? These two issues have to be faced constantly, especially file server administrators. If on the Windows platform, in a graphical environment, it's not difficult to find out, then the console of server versions of Linux can confuse many. However, do not be afraid, it's quite easy to get interesting information in the Linux environment.

As practice showed, this issue is relevant not only for novice administrators. Indeed, it is not enough just to find out the size of a file or folder, but you need to quickly and efficiently find out exactly who has taken up disk space and what. But first things first.

There are many articles about configuring LAMP.
Many of them have a couple of paragraphs, which briefly describe the installation and basic configuration of ProFTPd.
As a rule, this is not enough to organize a normal hosting operation.
The question arises - "how to configure a specific user's ftp access to a particular virtual host?".