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Setup Nextcloud Talk Recording Backend on Ubuntu

With the last few releases, Nextcloud has introduced the ability to record your calls made through Talk. If you have heard of or set up Nextcloud AIO, it is now a part of it. Are you in the same boat, wanting to record your calls on Nextcloud Talk? If so, read on to learn how to setup Nextcloud Talk Recording Backend on Ubuntu.
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Setup Signaling server (High-performance backend) for Nextcloud Talk

For a small setup, you can simply use a TURN server to make calls, and it will suffice. However, for large installations with many users, it is recommended to set up a separate Signaling server to reduce the load on participants joining the call. In this guide, I will walk you through the complete setup process of installing a Signaling server (High-performance backend) for your Nextcloud Talk.
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How to Install the Latest Go Language on Ubuntu

Ready to dive into the world of Go programming on your Ubuntu system? Go, also called Golang, is loved for its simplicity and efficiency. In this guide, I'll show you how to install the latest version of Go language on your Ubuntu, so you can have a smooth and updated setup for your coding adventures.
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Reset Linux Server Password Using Rescue Mode

Are you locked out of your Linux server? Have you forgotten your password or lost your access key? Worry not; there is a way to reset the root password and regain access to your server. Keep reading to learn how to reset your Linux server password using rescue mode on your cloud provider.
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Host multiple apps on your Raspberry Pi

I understand that the Raspberry Pi may not be powerful enough for database-related transactions, but you can still host simple and lightweight apps on it to enhance your productivity. In this article, I will show you how to host multiple web apps on your Raspberry Pi machine using Apache as a web server.
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Dynamic DNS on Raspberry Pi with Cloudflare

If you have set up Nextcloud on your Raspberry Pi following this guide and would like to access it outside your home or local network, the easiest way is to use DDNS (Dynamic DNS) with Cloudflare. You can use any other provider supported by DDclient, but we will use Cloudflare in this article. So read on how to set up Dynamic DNS on Raspberry Pi with Cloudflare.