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How to Find All Links for a Specific File
Filed under Administration, Filesystems
In this tutorial, we’ll have a look at how to find all of the soft links for a specific file.
Create Bash Alias That Accepts Parameters
Filed under Scripting
In this tutorial, we’ll explain the steps to create an alias and learn how to pass parameters to it in the Bash shell.
Command Chaining: Inline or Already Running Processes
Filed under Administration, Processes
In this brief tutorial, we’ll see some ways for serializing commands using bash in Linux. Even when some of them are already running.
Count Lines in a File in Bash
Filed under Files
Learn the most common ways of counting the number of lines of a specified file using Bash
Kill All Members of a Process Group
Filed under Administration, Processes
In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at process management using process groups. Also, how to kill all processes that belong to a process group.
Capture the SSL Handshake with tcpdump
Learn how to capture SSL handshake messages over the network.
Kill a Process Running on a Specific Port in Linux
Learn to kill a Linux process running on a specific port.
How To Compare Two Directories on Linux
Filed under File Searching, File Viewing
Explore several ways of how directories can be compared on Linux.