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The traceroute Command in LINUX
Filed under Network Monitoring
Learn the path network packages take using the traceroute command.
Linux tar Command
Filed under File Compression
Learn how to use the tar utility to create, list, and extract archives
Transfer Files Between Linux Machines Over SSH
Filed under Files
We can securely copy data between machines using scp and rsync, which operate over a secure connection. We explore the tools’ similarities and differences.
Guide to the sed Stream Editor
Filed under Search, Text Processing
Take a dive into the sed stream editor.
Soft-Delete Files from the Terminal
Filed under Files
Learn how to soft-delete (trash) files in Linux systems.
How to Find and Replace Text in a File
Filed under File Editing
Learn how to find and replace text in a file using the Linux command line.
Linux ps Command
Filed under Processes
Learn the basics of the Linux ps command including filtering and customizing the output
Recursively Deleting Files With a Specific Extension
Filed under Files
Linux allows us to clean up files by deleting recursively from the current directory. Here we look at the commands and how to use them safely.