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18 Quick lsof Command Examples for Linux Geeks

When it comes to analyzing and troubleshooting processes in Linux, the “lsof” command is a versatile and essential tool in every sysadmin’s toolkit. Short for “list open files,” lsof provides detailed information about files opened by processes, network connections, and much more. In this blog … Read more

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17 Useful Rsync Command Examples in Linux

This post explains 17 useful rsync command examples in Linux. These examples will empower you to manage your data effortlessly in a Linux environment. Rsync Command In the world of Linux, when it comes to efficiently synchronizing and transferring data between local and remote systems, … Read more

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12 Useful ‘dmidecode’ Command Examples for Linux Admin

Dmidecode is a tool or command which is used to retrieve the useful information of your system’s hardware components in human readable format. Dmidecode is available for all the Linux like systems (RHEL, CentOS, Debian and SUSE). Dmidecode stands for DMI (Desktop Management Interface) table … Read more

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Learn Git Commands with Practical Examples on Linux – Part 2

In previous article we have learned basic Git workflow. In this article we’ll be focusing on some advanced features like miscellaneous repository actions, branching and tagging. Like previous article this is also hands-on guide to Git. Miscellaneous repository actions Rename As name suggests rename operation … Read more

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Top 10 dmesg Command Examples in Linux

In this blog post, we will cover top 10 dmesg command examples in Linux.Dmesg command is used to analyse and troubleshoot kernel messages in Linux. In the realm of Linux troubleshooting and system monitoring, the “dmesg” command holds a key to uncovering valuable insights about … Read more

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9 Useful touch Command Examples in Linux

In this post, we will learn touch command in Linux with 9 useful practical examples. Touch command is used to create empty files and also changes the timestamps of existing files on Linux systems. Changing timestamps here means updating the access and modification time of … Read more

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10 Quick Tips About sudo command for Linux systems

Overview sudo stands for superuser do. It allows authorized users to execute command as an another user. Another user can be regular user or superuser. However, most of the time we use it to execute command with elevated privileges. sudo command works in conjunction with … Read more