Learn how to create a directory and set permissions in a single command with the help of the mkdir and install commands.
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Read Values Into a Shell Variable From a Pipe
Filed under Scripting
Learn different methods to dynamically assign values to variables
Differences Between PID, TID and PPID in Linux
Filed under Processes
Learn the differences between Process Identifier, Thread Identifier, and Parent Process Identifier in Linux, and also how to retrieve this information using various approaches.
Linux tar Command – Archiving Files Without the Directory Structure
Filed under File Compression
Have a look at several ways of creating an archive file without keeping the directory structure.
Checking a File’s Age and Modification Time
Filed under Filesystems
Learn various ways to check the age or modification time of a file
Check What Killed a Linux Process
Filed under Processes
Learn what killed a Linux process and determine why it happened
Configuration Files in Linux
Filed under Administration, Files
Learn how to configure Linux without using any UIs.
The lost+found Directory in Linux and UNIX
Filed under Filesystems
Learn about the lost+found directory and why it exists on Linux filesystems
Use of Dash “-” in Command-Line Parameters
Filed under Scripting
Learn the meaning of using “-” in the Linux command-line and how it is interpreted by the most common commands