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  • snapd:install Installs snap package manager on Linux.
    $ apt install snapd
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  • files:directory:sort:size List all folders and order them by size.
    $ du -h --max-depth=1 | sort -hr
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  • files:copy:verbose Copy folder recursive and show copy speed
    $ rsync -av --progress ${source-folder} ${destination-folder}
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  • apache:module:enable:https Enable SSL module in Apache and restart Apache service
    $ a2enmod ssl && systemctl restart apache2
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  • symfony:server:stop Stops the Symfony server
    $ symfony server:stop
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