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Running ASP.Net on a Linux-Based Server
Filed under Administration
Learn how to host an ASP.Net web server on a Linux operating system.
How to Monitor the Progress of dd
Learn ways to keep track of the current progress during a dd operation.
When Is Double Quoting Necessary in Bash?
Filed under Scripting
Learn when to use double quotes, how they work, and when to avoid them in the shell.
Zip Multiple Directories Into Individual Zip Files
Filed under File Compression
Learn how to zip multiple directories in Linux.
Checking Whether Automatic Updates Are Enabled on Debian/Ubuntu
Filed under Package Management, Security
Our Linux package manager may be able to keep our system up to date automatically. We look at how to enable this across a few common package managers.
Transform a JSON String Into a Table Using jq
Filed under File Viewing, Scripting
Learn how to transform a JSON string into tables with various formats.
Purpose of the seek Option in the dd Command
Filed under Files, Filesystems
Learn about and see practical use cases with the seek and skip options of the dd command in Linux.
How to Ping a NIC by MAC Address
Filed under Networking
Learn how to ping by MAC instead of IP address from a Linux system.