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Learn Linux

Learn Linux

We are glad that you want to learn Linux and visited this page. Currently the Linux is one of the best Operating System in current modern time. From end user to big corporate business, low end to high end devices, Linux has made its footprints every where. Around the world there are many Linux users,…

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Understanding Linux Internal vs External Commands

Do you know when you run the Linux / Unix command it could be Internal or External ? In this article, we will learn about Linux Internal and External command. 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…

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Essential Linux Commands Every Beginner Should Know | With Examples

In this Linux tutorial post, we are writing on all Linux basic commands with examples 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….

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How to Disable selinux in Red Hat or CentOS

In this post, learn how to disable selinux in Red Hat and CentOS Operating System. Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) is a Linux feature that provides the mechanism for supporting access control security policies. How to check the status of SELINUX in linux system Use the given below command to check SELINUX status getenforce Open the file…

Centralize authorized_keys file on Linux / Unix system

Centralize authorized_keys file on Linux / Unix system

Authorized_keys are important files which has the information of public keys for public key authentication. By default location is ~/.ssh/authorized_keys. Here, ~ is users default home directory in system. While working on SSH, we got requirement to centralize the authorized_keys of all users existing in system. In most of the system for SSH we use…

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2 Methods to remove CONTROL-M characters from a file in Linux/Unix

Whenever we transfer the files from Windows to Linux / Unix system generally it has CONTROL-M character inside. Which appears as ^M inside the files . To prevent this you can first copy paste the content in notepad then again copy to file in linux system. Here, notepad will help you to transfer the ASCII character.

Find Linux Operating System architecture installed on system

Find Linux Operating System architecture installed on system

In this post we will quickly share the commands, which will help to find linux operating system architecture installed on system. Most of the time system admin or linux user requires to know which Linux OS architecture is installed. Mostly , while installing or developing the package or software we need this information. Whereas it…

netstat command not found on CentOS 7 and RHEL 7 (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7)

netstat command not found on CentOS 7 and RHEL 7 (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7)

We have observed many new changes on Red Hat Enterprise Linux and CentOS 7 . With the previous RHEL and CentOS version, netstat command was available even in minimal installation. On CentOS 7 and RHEL 7, on doing minimal installation we have not found netstat command. To get the netstat command on RHEL 7 and…