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Using echo with Options in a Shell (With Examples)
The echo command is one of the most used shell built-in command, and as you have probably guessed, it is used to print a line of text to standard output (the screen). It sends a copy of an input sign
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Installing and Running Rclone Mount As a Windows Service
I previously wrote a guide on how to mount and unmount rclone in Linux, in this guide, I’ll walk you through on how to do the same on a windows system. Step 1: Download Rclone First, go to rclone d
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Week 6 Goal (Completed ✔)
One issue I have (which isn't an issue anyway) is if I am learning new stuff, I need to get in and out very fast. If I am finding it hard to understand a certain point, I'll jump straight away to ano
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Installing WP-CLI In a GNU/Linux Server
WP-CLI is a command-line interface for WordPress. It can also be used with ClassicPress, as they are no differences in their usage, maybe just minimal if you are updating or downloading new ClassicPr
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Getting Started With Bash (Introduction)
This is my first post on bash scripting, and I decided to delve into bash scripting because I am tired of doing repetitive tasks manually. So, if you ask me why use bash? My answer would be, if you w
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Week 5 Goal (Completed ✔)
Last week which was week was super awesome, I wish I could dedicate more time to this, but I manage too much stuff, so, I'll continue at this pace. The one thing I am really happy I learnt is synchro
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How To Send Mail To Multiple Addresses Using (mailx)
In this guide, you'll learn a couple of ways you can send mail to multiple addresses using mailx. mailx is a utility program for sending and receiving mail. I assume you already have mailx command, i
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Mounting and Unmounting Cloud Storage With (Rclone) in GNU/Linux
Ever wondered if you could mount your preferred cloud storage as a virtual drive on your system? Thanks to Rclone, you can mount and access different kinds of cloud storage from a file manager, I'll
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How To Configure and Enable Syntax Highlighting in Nano Text Editor
nano is one of the most popular, and friendly editor in GNU/Linux, it has several features that can boost the usability and easiness of the program. In the guide, you'll learn how to configure and en
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Test Your Internet Download Speed from Terminal Using (Fast)
Fast is a tiny utility program for testing your internet download speed from the terminal, to get started, you simply install via the snap store (Ubuntu): sudo snap install fast If you don't have sna
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Monitoring Multiple Log Files In RealTime With MultiTail (Ubuntu)
Oh my... I really find scanning through the logs file time consuming, and painful. Luckily for me, I founded Multitail, which is an awesome, and powerful tool for not only browsing through several f
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Synchronize File With Cloud Storage Using [Rclone] In (GNU/Linux)
Rclone is an open-source command-line program to sync files and directories to and from different cloud storage providers. It preserves timestamps, and if you are transferring from local to cloud, it
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Week 4 Goal (Completed ✔)
Last week, which was week 4 was interesting, I learnt some cool tricks, and this would make me super productive when using the shell. Here are the articles: Monitoring Multiple Log Files In RealTime
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Access A Web Page In GNU/Linux Using (Links) [Web Browser in Text Mode]
Links is a text-mode World Wide Web (WWW) browses that can be used to view a web page either via a local (file://) or remote ((http:// or ftp://) URLs. To get started with Links, install it using the
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How to Delete Mail Queue in Postfix
I had some issue with one of mailserver, where postfix keeps retrying to send mail to a mistyped email address, it was very frustrating considering this particular email was holding back thousands of
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Week 3 Goal (Completed ✔)
Week 3 was a bit rough, I was working on too many stuff at a time, but nevertheless I completed the goal. Week 3 was more of using cool utilities in Linux, plus other stuff, here are the link to the
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Managing MariaDB Databases (Ubuntu Server)
In this guide, you'll learn how to manage MariaDB databases in your terminal, from connecting to the database server using the mariadb command, creating a database, removing (drop) database, and mana
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How To Find Files Using Locate in Ubuntu
It's kind of frustrating when you are searching for a particular file, and you have no idea of how to find it, In this guide, I'll walk you through on two different ways you can find a file in your G
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Creating Command Aliases in GNU/Linux (Command Shortcuts)
As time goes on, you'll need to be super productive with the way you use commands in GNU/Linux, and one example is utilizing alias. Using alias allows you to create an additional equivalent name for
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Week 2 Goal (Completed ✔)
I decided to start my journey on DevOps, in order to accomplish this, I decided to keep track of what I learn each week. This would keep me obligated, and since this is on my blog, I won't dare to br