In this tutorial, we’ll discuss how to resolve or translate a domain name to an IP address. For this purpose, we’ll be using the following commands: ping, host, nslookup, dig, and nmap.
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Displaying Request Headers With curl
Filed under Web
A quick and practical guide to displaying request headers using curl.
Finding Files by Name and Extension
Filed under Files
Learn a few methods we can use to find files by name or extensions inside the Linux terminal using built-in utilities
Comparing Two Files in Linux
Filed under File Viewing
Learn how to compare two text files in Linux, and also find out how you can narrow down the comparison to find only addition/removal differences between them.
How to Run a Script at a Certain Time on Linux
Filed under Administration
Learn how to schedule script execution in Linux.
How to Encrypt a Partition in Linux
Filed under Filesystems
Learned how we could encrypt our storage drives with Cryptsetup and VeraCrypt
Removing the Last Character of a File
Filed under File Editing, Text Processing
Learn multiple command-line techniques for removing the last character in a file.
Find the Graphics Card Version from the Command Line
Filed under Administration
Learn several methods for finding the graphics card version for AMD, Nvidia, and Intel
Solving the “bad ELF interpreter” Error
Filed under Administration
Understand the “bad ELF interpreter” error in Linux and how to solve it.