First, you should get NTP installed.

apt-get install ntp ntpdate

Next, just in case, make a backup of your already configured time.

mv /etc/localtime /etc/localtime-backup

Then we start to go into the process of getting the new local time file. We do this by going to /usr/share/zoneinfo.

cd /usr/share/zoneinfo

Once you reach this folder, there should be a list of folders of different countries. Go to the directory that you are located in. In this case, I am going to choose America.

Once you are in the folder of your country, there should be a bunch of cities that are in your country. Pick the closest city in your timezone. For example, I would choose Chicago. Then run the following command, changing, of course what needs to be changed to fit your needs.

ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/America/Chicago /etc/localtime

Once you execute that command, the local time should be all set! To see the time on the machine, simply type "date" in the command line.

I hope this tutorial can be useful for you!

You can find the official list of modules here.

First step is to login to the server via SSH and go to the folder where UnrealIRCd is. Then you must go to the "src/modules" directory.

cd src/modules

Then, of course, you must download the file into the folder.

wget modulelinkhere

Usually, it will download a .tar.gz file, which you can extract by doing:

tar xfz filename.tar.gz

Sometimes the actual module file (in the format of modname.c) is in a folder, which you can easily get into the "src/modules" folder by moving it.

cd ModnameFolder
mv modname.c ../

If the .tar.gz opens as just a module file and not a folder, you can ignore the previous step.

The next step is to go back to the main UnrealIRCd folder

cd ../../

To compile the module run the following:

make custommodule MODULEFILE=modulename

Then after that is done, do the final step of compiling:

make install

But before you start anything you must edit the unrealircd.conf

nano unrealircd.conf

There is a part close to the top that has something like this:

loadmodule "src/modules/commands.so";
loadmodule "src/modules/cloak.so";

Under the last loadmodule, you put your newly compiled module in there.

loadmodule "src/modules/moulefile.so";

After that, your all done! All you have to do is rehash Unreal:

./unreal rehash

1. First step, of course, is to open Apple Mail.
2. Then go to the menu bar at the top and click on Mail, then Preferences.
   A window, similar to the one below, should show up.
   
3. Then click on the + icon in the bottom left corner to begin making your account.
4. It should then come up with a window, like the one below. Put in your name, then email address and the password you use to get in your email, then press Continue.
   
5. The next window that comes up should look like the one below. First you choose which type of server you are going to be using. Depending on what type of email service you are using, you are going to choose differently. Mainly, if you are using AOL or Yahoo, it will be POP. If you are in a business place, they might use an Exchange server. For description, just put what the email is. Now for the Incoming Mail Server Address. Depending on which service you use, it will be different. Usually it is pop.youremailservice.com. Then at the bottom put in your username and password you use to access your email usually.
   
6. The next window that pops up should look similar to the one below. For the description (again) just put the email address in there. For outgoing mail server (again) will differ as to what service you are using. Usually it is smtp.youremailservice.com. Now at the bottom, depending on which service you use, you may have to put a username and password or you may not. More information what information you need to put in these boxes can be found on your email services website.
   
7. The next box you may or may not get. It is a box about SSL support. It looks like the one below. If you do get this box, you can just leave it blank and move on.
   
8. The next window is the last step. It basically gives you a summary of all the information you just put in to verify you did it all correctly.
   

After you hit create, your all set! I hope this tutorial helped you out. If you would like to request any other tutorials you want me, gamex287, to do, email me at gamerx@tuts4tech.net.

First step is to make a MySQL database, user and permissions for that user.

Secondly, you go to the directory that you want to put WordPress in and get the files:

wget http://www.wordpress.org/latest.zip
unzip wordpress-*.zip
cd wordpress
mv * ../
rm -R wordpress

The next step is to edit the wp-config-sample.php file (using your favorite editor such as nano, vi, etc.) and putting in your MySQL info for the WordPress database.

nano wp-config-sample.php

Then change the following

define('DB_NAME', 'YOUR-DATABASE-NAME-GOES-HERE');
define('DB_USER', 'YOUR-DATABASE-USER');
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'YOUR-DATABASE-PASSWORD');

You then have to rename the wp-config-sample.php file to wp-config.php

mv wp-config-sample.php wp-config.php

The final step is to go to the website you are installing WordPress on and fill out the information and it will install on the MySQL Database. It will then give you a login name and password and you can go from there.

I hope you can put this tutorial to use by using WordPress for your site.