Installation guides for system administration software on Debian GNU/Linux (backup, security, …)
The Debian security team provides regular security fixes in a dedicated software repository. It is enabled by default. This guide move the security repository configuration from APT main repository configuration to a satellite file.
Seafile is a self-hosted alternative to Dropbox. This guide describe how to install the Seafile command-line client as a service on Debian.
The default Debian installation only provide software from the “main” repository. In order to have access to all Debian software, contrib and non-free repositories must be configured. This howto describe an automated process to enable the contrib and non-free repositories in Apt.
The Debian-Updates repositories provides fresher versions of packages available in mainstream Debian, one of which is the well-known ClamAV. This howto describe an automated process to enable these repositories in Apt.
acme.sh is a handy command line client for managing and using SSL certificates provided by Let’s Encrypt.
ClamAV is a free software antivirus particularly suited to scan e-mails during their SMTP server processing. This howto helps you install the latest version of ClamAV on Debian.