I have many PDF files which have some important Linux tips and tricks. I gave those files an unique file name for easier identification. Say for example, I saved the files that contains LDAP server...
A while ago, we have written about a command line utility named “Keep”, which is used to save the Linux commands in Terminal and use them on demand. It is quite useful when it comes...
Today, I came across an interesting tool called “Seashells”. It is used to pipe your Linux command’s output to web in real-time. We can use it to share a Linux command’s output to the support...
Let us say you’re accessing an another system remotely via SSH. You want to run a command that takes a long time to finish and then exit the SSH session but leave the command running...
Ever wanted to know how long a process has been running on your Linux box? Well, it is your luck day! This brief guide helps you to find out the uptime of an active process....
Today, I have stumbled upon a collection of useful BASH scripts for heavy commandline users. These scripts, known as Bash-Snippets, might be quite helpful for those who live in Terminal all day. Want to check...
A while ago, I setup a local file server using PSiTransfer. While using my file server, I wanted to test the upload limit, maximum upload size, and download speed of the files/folders. For that purpose,...
A while ago, we have written a guide that described how to run a single command on multiple remote systems at once using PSSH in Unix-like systems. Today, we are going to discuss about a...
This brief guide describes how to list installed packages sorted by installation date from command line in Unix-like operating systems. This can be helpful if you want to know how many or what packages you...
This brief tutorial explains how to install packages from a specific repository from command line in Unix-like operating systems. This can be useful when a certain package is not available from the official repositories or...
