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Run a Java Application as a Service on Linux
Filed under Service Management
Learn how to run a Java Application as a service on Linux.
Negate an if Condition in a Bash Script
Filed under Scripting
Learn how to use the negation of condition statement in bash programming.
Find the IP Address of the Client in an SSH Session
Filed under Network Monitoring
Learn to find the IP address of the client in an SSH session.
Difference Between .bashrc, .bash-profile, and .profile
Filed under Administration, Scripting
Learn about the startup files .bashrc, .bash-profile, and .profile and their differences.
Redirecting the Output of an Already Running Process
Filed under Processes
Let’s learn different ways to redirect or copy the output of an already running process
Pass the Output of a Command as an Argument for Another
Filed under Scripting
Learn how to pass the output of a command as an argument for another in Linux.
Ensure Only One Instance of a Bash Script Is Running
Filed under Scripting
Learn different ways of ensuring only one instance of a bash script is running
Check if a String Contains a Substring in Linux
Filed under Text Processing
Learn how to check if a string contains a substring in Linux.