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How to run the getent Command on Linux?
Run and use the getent command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. It is a free OS kernel that serves as the foundation for various OS.…
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Grep Command in Linux (Find Text in Files)
Use grep command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. The grep command matches a pattern in input files and outputs the matching lines.…
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Awk Command in Linux with Examples
Use awk command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. The awk command processes text with scripting capabilities.…
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Rmmod Command in Linux
Remove modules in linux using rmmod command with our step-by-step tutorial. The rmmod command removes dynamically loaded kernel modules.…
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Stat Command in Linux
Use stat command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. The stat command is a command-line tool that shows detailed information about files.…
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How to run grep With Multiple AND Patterns?
Run grep with multiple AND patterns with our step-by-step tutorial. It is a powerful command-line tool used for searching files and directories.…
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How to Send Mails With Attachments Using mailx Command?
Send mails with attachments using mailx command with our step-by-step tutorial. A utility in systems that allows you to send emails directly.…
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Du Command in Linux
Use about du command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. The du command shows disk space used by specified files.…
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Bash printf Command
Use printf command in Bash with our step-by-step tutorial. A printf command prints the formatted text and variables with options.…
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Chown Command in Linux (File Ownership)
Use the chown command in linux with our step-by-step tutorial. It allows you to change the owner of a file, directory, by changing the user/group…
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Bash Source Command
Use bash source command with our step-by-step tutorial. The bash source command is included in Bash and other Linux/UNIX shells.…
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At Command in Linux
Utilize at command in Linux with our step-by-step tutorial. The at command schedules the execution of commands or scripts at a specific time.…