20 Practical Examples of RPM Commands in Linux
RPM (Red Hat Package Manager) is a default open-source and widely-used package management utility for Red Hat-based systems such as CentOS Fedora, Rocky, and Alma
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Moodle is a free, feature-rich, open-source learning management system (LMS), which is used by many online schools and universities as well as private educators. Moodle
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If you are a person who is, or has been in the past, in charge of inspecting and analyzing system logs in Linux, you know
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If you’re a Linux user and you’ve ever encountered the error message “bash: curl: command not found” or “bash: /usr/bin/curl: No such file or directory”
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Tomb is a free open-source, small, powerful, and simple tool for encrypting files on GNU/Linux. At the time of this writing, it comprises a shell
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You may have found the first article, ‘Useful Commands for Beginners‘ very helpful, as it was intended for newbies, this article is tailored for middle-level
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For some people around the globe, a web browser that renders both text and graphics is important since it provides an easy-to-use and attractive interface.
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Formerly known as just Pydio, Pydio Cells is an open-source document sharing and synchronization software that combines fast performance, granular security, huge file transfer sizes,
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Memory management, particularly monitoring memory usage, is crucial for your Linux system. There are many tools available across different Linux distributions to monitor memory usage,
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In the third part of the following awk command series, we shall take a look at filtering text or strings based on specific patterns that
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As a web server administrator, it is important to monitor and analyze the traffic accessing your web server, which includes identifying the top IP addresses
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Xtreme Download Manager (xdman) is a powerful download manager for Linux, which is developed in Java programming language. It can increase download speeds up to
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Awk is a powerful text processing tool that allows for efficient manipulation and extraction of information from files, particularly for handling structured data such as
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When we run certain commands in Linux to read or edit text from a string or file, we often try to filter the output to
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The importance of financial management and accounting practices in personal life or small enterprise businesses is one of the growing factors of a business. There
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Having a good document collaboration platform is what can help you increase your productivity and allow you to collaborate with other Linux users in real-time,
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The tar command is one of the utilities that you can use to create a backup on a Linux system. It includes many options that
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Debian-goodies is a package that includes toolbox-style utilities used to manage Debian and its derivative systems such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Kali Linux, etc. The
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As a System Administrator in Linux, you may have to remove a user’s account after some time when a user account may become dormant for
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NTP (Network Time Protocol) is a protocol that runs over port 123 UDP at the transport layer and allows computers to synchronize time over networks
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