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Hey, I'm Aakash Poudel — software engineer at Unisala.com .
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This is not a portfolio in the traditional sense — it's more like a public digital notebook. Every article, thread, or note you see here was written by me, mostly to document useful things and help others who are on the same path.
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First generate public and private key pairs on your Terminal.This can be done through ssh-key gen command on terminal.After key-gen command give name to the fil
First generate public and private key pairs on your Terminal.This can be done through ssh-key gen command on terminal.After key-gen command give name to the fil
To route to your nginx.conf file.On your Terminal:cd usr/local/etc/nginx/ (takes us to nginx.conf file) ls (lists all the files present on nginx folder)To Read
To route to your nginx.conf file.On your Terminal:cd usr/local/etc/nginx/ (takes us to nginx.conf file) ls (lists all the files present on nginx folder)To Read
How to Handle Two Different Servers Through Nginx### OverviewIn this guide, we'll explore how to run two different servers at the same time using **Nginx**. Ima
How to Handle Two Different Servers Through Nginx### OverviewIn this guide, we'll explore how to run two different servers at the same time using **Nginx**. Ima
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