Learn how to use the winedump command-line tool that is part of the wine tool to show exported symbols of a DLL.
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Find Files Lacking Certain Permissions
Filed under Files
While the find command can help us find files by types and permissions they possess, sometimes we need to look for files which are missing certain permissions. We look at how to achieve this in a couple of different ways.
Forward X Over SSH to Run Programs Remotely
Filed under Network Configuration
Learn how to configure X11 port forwarding to run programs remotely over SSH
Detect the Physical Connected State of a Network Connector
Filed under Networking
Learn how to query the status of the Ethernet port of a system
Reading/Parsing Properties File in a Linux Script
Filed under Scripting
Learn how to parse a properties file.
How to Safely Exit from Bash Scripts
Filed under Scripting
Learn how to exit from bash in a safe manner.
Automating Telnet Sessions Using expect
Filed under Networking, Scripting
Learn different ways to automate telnet sessions using the expect command.
Delete Selected Text in the Vi Editor
Filed under File Editing
Learn how to delete selected text from a vi editor in Linux using various techniques
Bash: let Statement vs. Assignment
Filed under Scripting
Learn how to use “let” in Bash.