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Frustrated Tech These posts are a collection of the experiences that I have with diagnosing and fixing Linux Servers. This blog will help to inform other users of commands and other tips to get your server fixed.

Frustrated Tech • Test POP3 Port 995 for Mail Server Connection Test POP3 Port 995 for Mail Server Connection Typically you would use telnet to connect to a mail server and test the connection. This works as long as no SSL is trying to be accessed. Something like....

Frustrated Tech • Bash Script: Mount Drive Automatically to Backup... Bash Script: Mount Drive Automatically to Backup Using Rsync Want a script that will automatically mount a spare hard drive and then sync a directory to it? Really with this script you could set it up...