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time stamp on history

The 'history' commands does not display the exact date and time of the commands executed. It just shows a numeric id followed by the command executed by the current

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Setting clock

Some times you might be able to execute very complex commands and write pages of shell scripts and yet find your-self in a clueless situation, like the seemingly mun

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Superfast distro out there

If you are looking for a lightweight, lean&mean operating system oriented towards web applications, then download and play with Peppermint Linux. It has just been re

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Configuring proftpd behind NAT

If your ftp server is behind a NAT router, the regular ftps configuration steps you find in most tutorials in the Internet may not work for you. Hope these steps hel

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Sys admins – keep an eye on this.

Got this advice from a CTO - hot topics for system administrators: 1. performance monitoring 2. capacity planning 3. virtualization 4. Disaster recovery(DR) planning

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Changing passphrase of a private key

It is not advisable to use password based login for ssh any more. One of the most secure ways of remote login through ssh is to use public key authentication. But in

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Booting linux in single user mode

Have you locked yourself out of your linux machine? If by any chance you forgot the root password of your linux box and you have physical access to that machine, boo

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Who said Linux is not sexy?

Typical scenario: guy goes to a bar, does a quick scanning of the people inside the bar and walks straight to a blonde sitting all alone at the corner...the story go

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