Linux tips from the metal up
Distro, kernel, and sysadmin notes for boxes you actually own.
Tmux basic commands
Pablo
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2 responses
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shell, terminal, tmux, linux
Remove file extension in bash
Gustavo Gómez
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0 responses
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linux, bash
Send an attachment from command line (linux)
CharlyBr
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0 responses
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command line, linux, email, mutt
Creating a bootable linux USB from OSX
Matthew Riddle
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0 responses
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linux, unix, install, usb
What process is using this port?
Anders Brownworth
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1 response
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linux, process, port, netstat
Checking your /etc/fstab pre reboot
Hatem Nassrat
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0 responses
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linux, fstab, reboot
Overall rsync progress info
vizh
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0 responses
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rsync, linux
Forward Centos root's email
Stefano Pulze
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0 responses
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linux, email, centos
See the size of a directory in your terminal
Jack Weiss
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0 responses
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shell, terminal, command line, linux
Fix SSH Timeouts on Linux
Michael Born
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0 responses
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terminal, linux, ssh
Install git from source
Suman Paul
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0 responses
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linux, git
Is my linux 32 or 64 bits ?
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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linux, unix
Automatically making scripts executable
gahtune
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0 responses
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vim, linux, shebang
Set the total number of lines in bash history with HISTSIZE
Daniel Andrews
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0 responses
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bash, linux, hist
Virtualisation installation (Ubuntu server)
Scott Horsley
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0 responses
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linux, virtualisation, ubuntu
Preventing accidental system halts and reboots
Bayard Randel
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0 responses
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linux, devops, debian
Create very secure FTP accounts for /var/www
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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ftp, linux, ubuntu
pro prank: make the terminal slow over time
Nimrod Gutman
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0 responses
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mac, linux, bash, slow
Mount remote directories
neko
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0 responses
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ssh, scp, linux
Simple date conversion from the commandline
Aaron Ott
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0 responses
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linux, commandline, date
*nix: Default group for files in directory
Trevor N. Suarez
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0 responses
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linux, unix, apache, nginx
Netcating
bt3gl
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0 responses
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linux, netcat
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