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This page contains some links to various pages containing Linux help and resources UNIXhelp for Users Developed at the University of Edinburgh, it is superbly written and logically organized for easy navigation. Furthermore, you can download the entire package and install it locally Unix Tutorial for Beginners A set of six tutorials to get you […]
Read MoreThis tutorial will show you how to how to restart a Linux server from the command Below is a listing of each of the commands that will enable a user to shut down, turn off, reboot, etc. their Linux computer from the command line. halt poweroff reboot shutdown
Read MoreThis tutorial will show you how to use Screen for Linux Screen is an open source, free virtual terminal emulator. Screen allows you to run multiple terminal screens from within the one login. This tool is primarily used for resuming your work in applications at a second location at a later time, Without having to […]
Read MoreThis tutorial will show you how to add additional repositories to YUM Yum is a very useful tool when it comes to downloading and installing applications on your Linux server. It is a great tool for keeping your server up to date with the latest releases of applications and operating system patches. Yum makes the […]
Read MoreThis tutorial will show you how to set the date and time for Linux To set your Linux Servers system date and time from the command prompt (bash shell) use the date command to display the current date and time or set the system date / time over ssh session You must login as root […]
Read MoreThis tutorial will show you how to use the grep command. It is one of the most widely used and powerful commands on Linux and Unix-like operating systems. The ‘grep’ command is used to search a given file for patterns specified by the user. Basically ‘grep’ lets you […]
Read MoreIf you’ve accidentally screwed your /etc/fstab file and rebooted, you might run into some issues while trying to make changes to fix it, i.e. Error writing fstab: Read-only file system Fixing Error writing fstab: Read-only file system In order to fix this issue, you will need to remount the affected mount-point with read / […]
Read MoreSCP is a secure file transfer protocol that is used in Linux. SCP is similar to FTP that it allows you to connect to a remote server and transmit your files via the connection. However there is one thing that SCP will allow you to do that FTP will not let you and that’s the […]
Read MoreWhat Is ShellShock? There is a new discovered vulnerability in Mac and Linux computers that puts your entire system in serious risk for malicious attacks. The vulnerability is called Shellshock, and it works by using a bash script to access your computer. Once the attacker has accessed your computer, they can do anything from launching […]
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