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Wednesday, May 30, 2012
How to Read a File Line By Line in Shell Script(Bash) and Process Each Line in The Loop
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Bash/Shell Script to Read A File Line By Line I found a lot of different ways to read the file line by line in shell script. Al...
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How To create directories folders recursively in linux?
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We all know about the mkdir command in linux that lets us creates directories. But we will end up having many occassions where we will h...
Sunday, May 20, 2012
How To: Rename a File in Linux on the Command Line
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Suppose the spelling of mickey.txt has been mis-spelt as mick.txt , then renaming can be done by the "mv" command. The sample ...
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Saturday, May 19, 2012
How To: View the History of Commands Executed in Linux
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You have executed a lot of commands on the command line and want to view that complicated command with a lot of options. The history comm...
How To : See A Very Brief Description Of A Command in Linux
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Want to see what the command ls does in a one liner? You can use whatis command to help you out. $ whatis ls
How To: Locate The Path Of A Command File
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The which command shows the path of the executable/command. This does not show the path of commands which are shell-built-in. Suppose you...
How To: Create A Directory Or Folder in Linux On Command Line
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Suppose you want to create the directory named Study, then we can use the mkdir command as follows.. $mkdir Study The following screen...
How To: Search Folders or Directories in Linux on Command Line
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You know Holidays is a folder and is somewhere beneath your home directory. You can use find command with '-type d' option to nar...
How To: Search A File In Linux On Command Line
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Suppose you are in the home directory and want to search the file bank_statements.txt then, on the command line type $find -name bank_st...
Friday, May 18, 2012
How To : Go to the first line in vi editor
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Answer: gg Useful when looking at a very large file like a log
How To : go to the last line in vi editor
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Answer: Shift + g Useful when looking at a very large file like a log.
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Friday, October 29, 2010
How to change the default OS in the boot menu,Ubuntu 10.04
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I am planning to put short tutorials on how to do simple stuff.I personally hate going through the threads and some cryptic talk not relate...
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Ubuntu 10.04 ,new Dell Lapttops and Grub 2 Compatibility Issue
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Hi all, Don't end up wasting time with frustration like me because of dell's s/w and grub 2's compatibility issues. (For the im...
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