In this tutorial, we’ll look at the meaning of the Bash HISTFILESIZE and HISTSIZE variables.
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When to Use an Alias vs Script vs a New Function in Bash
Filed under Linux - Scripting
In this tutorial, we’ll discuss when it’ll be better to define aliases, to use Bash functions, or to create a new shell script.
Linux Interview Questions
Filed under Linux - Administration
Let’s review some of the questions about Linux and Shell Scripting that are often asked in technical interviews.
How to Clean a Linux Zombie Process
Filed under Linux - Processes
Learn about zombie processes, ways to identify them and clean them
Preserve Bash History in Multiple Terminal Windows
Filed under Linux - Administration
In this tutorial, we’ll look at ways to preserve Bash history in multiple terminal windows.
The Meaning of IFS in Bash Scripting
Filed under Linux - Scripting
Learn how to use the Internal Field Separator shell variable in Bash.
Debugging a Bash Script
Filed under Linux - Scripting
In this tutorial, we’ll look at the various techniques to debug Bash shell scripts in Linux
How to Parse a CSV File in Bash
Filed under Linux - Files, Linux - Scripting
Let’s see how we can parse values from CSV files with various Bash built-in utilities.
The Uses of the Exec Command in Shell Script
Filed under Linux - Scripting
The Bash built-in command ‘exec’ is a powerful tool. Let’s find out what it can do for our scripts.