New Post Using read in a Bash Script We previously looked at using echo with options in a shell, in this guide we would combine it with read command to prompt for user input. Create and open up a new text file: nano $HOME/bin/hw3.sh Add the following: Let’s understand […]View Full Post
Adding Comment To a Script In shell scripting, a comment is a readable explanation in a script that is ignored by the interpreter, you can either add a comment about what the script does or you can write a comment about what a specific function/section […]View Full Post
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 signal […]View Full Post
Properly Naming a Bash Scripts Last week, I wrote a basic intro on bash shell scripting in this guide, we would take a look at how to name a script properly. Let’s get this straight, we mostly do name things abruptly in the real world, but […]View Full Post
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 download […]View Full Post
Mounting and Unmounting Cloud Storage With (Rclone) in 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 be using mega.nz for this guide. […]View Full Post
Installing WP-CLI In a 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 ClassicPress instances. The benefit of using WP-CLI is […]View Full Post
How To Configure and Enable Syntax Highlighting in Nano Text Editor nano is one of the most popular, and friendly editor in 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 enable syntax highlighting in nano. […]View Full Post
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 want […]View Full Post
How To Find Out Who Is Logged In On a Linux Server Sometimes you just want to find out the bugged logged into your system 😉 , It might be your co-worker or friends. To find out who is logged in including the time they logged in, you can use the whocommand. The […]View Full Post
