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Making Nested Directories in Linux
Learn to make nested directories so that if a directory in the given path doesn't exist, it is created automatically.…
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Tips on how to do certain things in Linux command line.
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How to Check Open Ports in Linux?
Which ports are occupied by which service? How many open ports are there? Learn to scan for open ports on your Linux system or any remote system.…
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How to Make a File Executable in Linux terminal?
New to Linux command line and wondering how to make a bash script or some other file executable? Here's how to do it.…
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How to Find the PID and PPID of a Process in Linux
Knowing the PID and PPID of a process can be helpful if you need to manage or interact with a…
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How to Perform Grep Search on All Files and in All Directories
The versatile grep command lets you perform search for a text in all the files and all the subdirectories of a directory. Here's how to do that.…
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How I Built a Homelab on the Budget
Want to set up a homelab? Here's how I used old hardware and open source software to build my homelab.…
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How to Upgrade Docker Containers Automatically When Updating Dockerized Web Apps
Updating WebApps is a regular task for sysadmins. Upgrading the containers that hold them is another extra effort. Automate that & make life easier.…
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What is a Homelab and Why Should You Have One?
Having a homelab setup has multiple advantages. Learn what it is and why you should consider a homelab for yourself.…
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3 Ways to Watch Logs in Real Time in Linux
Here's how to use tail command effectively for watching log files in real time. Less and Mutitail commands also come in handy.…
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How to Tackle Filenames With Spaces in Linux
Spaces in the file names could be tricky, specially for new Linux users. Learn how to deal with them.…
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4 Ways to Transfer Files Between Remote and Local Systems Over SSH
From legacy scp to modern rsync. From the unconventional sshfs to the GUI convenience of FileZilla. Learn different ways for copying files over SSH.…
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5 Simple Bash History Tricks Every Linux User Should Know
Effectively using bash history will save you plenty of time in the Linux terminal.…