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Reyhaneh Torab
I am a Python developer with over 10 years of experience working with large software systems in a variety of industries. I have also 15 years of experience in Linux and I am a big fan of Raspberry pi.
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Baeldung on Linux
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- Scripting (4)
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- Filesystems (1)
Can systemd Show How Many Times a Service Restarted?
Filed under Administration
Learn how to find out how many times a service has been restarted.
Delete Zero-Byte Files in Linux
Filed under Files
In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at ways to delete files with size zero in Linux.
How to Run Bash Commands From a Text File
In this tutorial, we’re going to take a look at how we can run our bash commands that are in a txt file, in the current shell.
How to Show the wget Progress Bar Only?
Filed under Administration
In this tutorial, we’re going to customize the wget output and show the progress bar only.
Why Do We Use ./ (Dot Slash) To Execute a File in Linux
Filed under Files
In this tutorial, we’ll learn when and how to use “./” for running a script in Linux.
Bash Script to Calculate Time Elapsed
Filed under Scripting
In this tutorial, let’s explore how to measure elapsed time of a script in Linux.
How to Insert a New Line Character in Linux Shell Script Output
Filed under Scripting
In many cases, we need to add a new line in a sentence to format our output. In this tutorial, we’ll explore some Linux commands for such a task.
How to Delete the History of the Last n Commands?
Filed under Administration
When working with the command-line under Linux, recent commands will be kept inside history. In this tutorial, we’ll see how we can delete the last n entries from that history.
How to Create a crontab Through a Script
Filed under Scripting
We can script the addition of entries into the user and system crontab. We look at a few ways to achieve this to help with building installations.
What Does cd – Do?
Filed under Filesystems
Learn how to use dash as an argument of the cd command.