Do you know when you run the Linux / Unix command it could be Internal or External ? For identifying and understand on command type, here we have article for you. Linux/Unix has so many commands. If you know these commands, your Linux work will be much more easier and faster. In this post we […]
Linux Commands
Linux Basic Commands For Every Beginner
In this Linux tutorial post, we are writing on all Linux basic commands which every Linux beginner should know. It will help you to kickstart on any Linux Operating System. We expect, you have already installed the Linux Operating System in your system and we are ready to start the command in terminal. We are […]
tr command to convert lines to space , tab and vertical tab
In this post , we are explaining how to use tr command to convert lines or rows to space , tab , vertical tab and vertical tab. In our last post we have explained converting lines to space by using sed command. This time we will use tr command, which translate, squeeze, and/or delete characters […]
smbpasswd command not found on CentOS 7 and RHEL 7
While setting up the Samba Server on CentOS 7, I met with this message on termial that is ” -bash: smbpasswd: command not found “. The smbpasswd is mainly use for setting the password for user in samba server. How to get smbpasswd commad on system To get smbpasswd commad on system ,use the below […]
semanage command not found on CentOS 7 and RHEL 7
This time again I stuck with -bash: semanage: command not found on CentOS 7 and RHEL 7 (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7) . I mostly use the minimal installed CentOS/RHEL Servers. I got the same issue with semanage command not found on CentOS 6/RHEL 6 The semanage is SELinux Policy Management tool. To get semanage […]
Unix / Linux : How to print duplicate lines from file
In this post I am sharing a small tip which is very useful while for system admins. The tip is about how to print duplicate lines from file. Sometimes we get the big file with lot of contents.And there may be chances of duplicate lines. To find the duplicate lines from file, use the below […]