It is always a good practice to run a long running process inside a…
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How To Zoom Tmux Panes For Better Text Visibility
By skBy sk 3585 viewsI have been using GNU Screen and Tmux terminal multiplexers for many years now.…
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A List Of Useful Console Services For Linux Users
By skBy sk 427 viewsA while ago, we have seen a list of useful tools for Linux sysadmins…
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Pigz – Compress And Decompress Files In Parallel In Linux
By skBy sk 6199 viewsPigz, short for parallel implementation of gzip, is a free, open source multi-threaded compression…
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How To Monitor Linux System Uptime Using Uptimed
By skBy sk 1112 viewsA while ago, we discussed how to find Linux system uptime using Tuptime utility…
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Linux Troubleshooting – netstat command not found in CentOS 7/8 And RHEL 7/8
By skBy sk 19382 viewsAs you probably know, Netstat (network statistics) is a command line tool that can…
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Linux Troubleshooting – semanage command not found in CentOS 7/8 And RHEL 7/8
By skBy sk 10426 viewsA while ago, I was trying to configure Apache server to listen to a…
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Prevent Files And Folders From Accidental Deletion Or Modification In Linux
By skBy sk 6541 viewsSome times, I don’t think straight and accidentally “SHIFT+DELETE” my data. Worse, I don’t…
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How To Manually Add Messages To Linux System Log Files
By skBy sk 1051 viewsA log file is a file that contains a set of records (or list…
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Resume Partially Transferred Files Over SSH Using Rsync
By skBy sk 7330 viewsPicture this scenario. You’re copying some large files from one system to another over…