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    tail Command in Linux with Examples

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    The tail command in Linux is a powerful tool used for displaying the end of a file. By default, it…

    What is a Orphan Process in Unix/Linux

    By Rahul2 Mins Read

    An Orphan Process is a process that has lost its parent process, which normally takes care of cleaning up the…

    How To Display Warning Message to Unauthorized SSH Access

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    Secure Shell (SSH) is a protocol used to remotely log into a Linux system and execute commands on it. It…

    How to Set a Custom SSH Login Banner and MOTD

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    Secure Shell (SSH) is a protocol used to remotely log into a Linux system and execute commands on it. SSH…

    Understanding Reverse DNS: What it is and Why it Matters?

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    Reverse DNS, also known as rDNS, is a system that maps an IP address to a hostname. Unlike traditional DNS…

    How to Automate Journalctl Log Cleanup on Linux

    By Rahul4 Mins Read

    Journalctl is a command-line utility for viewing system logs in Linux distributions that use Systemd. It’s an essential tool for…

    How to Install Mate Desktop on Debian 11

    By Rahul2 Mins Read

    The Mate desktop is a popular and lightweight graphical user interface (GUI) for Linux systems. It provides a traditional and…

    VPS Hosting vs. Shared Hosting: Which is Right for Your Website?

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    When it comes to hosting a website, two of the most common options are virtual private server (VPS) hosting and…

    Running a Crontab as www-data User in Linux

    By Rahul3 Mins Read

    In a Linux system, the cron daemon is used to execute scheduled commands or scripts. By default, cron jobs run…

    Uptime Command in Linux Linux Commands

    A Quick Reference Guide to Uptime Command in Linux

    By Rahul2 Mins Read

    The uptime command in Linux is a simple utility that displays the system uptime or the amount of time that…

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