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Linux – find a file by inode number
In Linux, the find command is most commonly used to search files using different criteria such as file name, size and modified time. Did you know that you can search
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Linux – show file system type
Linux supports several file systems, including VFAT, ext2, ext3, ext4 and Reiser. The ext* family of file systems are probably the most popular ones.
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Linux : using zip to compress or decompress files
There are several tools for compressing and decompressing files in Linux, you can get a summary of these tools in this link. Zip is one of the utilities used for pac
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Linux – Find and replace text in multiple files
Contents of most text files change during the life of the file , and it is common to find yourself trying to search and replace certain text across multiple files. I
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Installing Google Cloud SDK in Linux
How to install Google cloud platform(GCP) sdk - gcloud cli tool
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Ansible : Run playbooks as a script
Ansible is a powerful tool for automation, its syntax checking, verbose and dry run mode features make it a reliable and safe tool. It is particularly popular in IT
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How to find the type of storage engine a MySQL table uses
MySQL supports several storage engines such as InnoDB, MyISAM, BLACKHOLE, CSV. Depending on your use case, you might configure your MySQL table to use certain storag
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iptables – table full and dropping packets
I actually saw this error in a Docker host, and Docker uses iptables and allof Docker’s iptables rules are added to the DOCKER chain. In this case though, it wasn't
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IP subnet calculator
ipcalc is a program to perform simple manipulation of IP addresses and is useful for calculating various network masks given an IP address. Some of the uses of ipcal
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C programming Language – Code snippets 4
This shell example compiles one saved C source file into an executable named sample, then runs it from the current directory. It is a workflow illustration, not a gu
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