Linux and Unix, Open Source, Linux Howtos
Getting Linux system hardware information is not a difficult task for Linux users when using the graphical user interface ‘GUI’, but it can be a complicated task for Linux users …
How to Check Linux System Hardware Information Read More
Have you ever had the opportunity to resize an active root partition in Linux? If not, don’t worry, today, we will be discussing it. Disk partitioning is one of the …
How to resize active root partition in Linux Read More
Hey folks, here we have a set of tricky commands that will help you to count the number of files and directories in a directory on Linux. If you run …
How to count Files and Directories in Linux Read More
IP address stands for ‘Internet Protocol’ address and each devices are assigned with a specific IP address to identify the device which are connected to the network. IP Addresses can …
How to find your Linux system Private IP address Read More
It is very easy to check the size of directories and files in Linux using the GUI, but it is not always easy to get the size of a directory …
How to find the size of a directory in Linux Read More
Suppose you are working on a remote Linux system via ssh, and for some reason your session is disconnected, let’s say due to internet connectivity or a power outage, or …
How to Kill Inactive or Idle SSH sessions in Linux Read More
Users can create a swap space during the installation of any Linux operating system, which is essential. If you forgot to do it, or would like to do it later, …
2 Ways to create or extend Swap space in Linux Read More
Linux is a multi-user operating system that allows multiple users to access the system at the same time. As a Linux system administrator, you have to check who are logged …
How to see users currently logged in to Linux Read More
One of the routine task of administrators is to track Successful and Failed login attempts, to make sure there is no unwanted/illegal attempts on the environment. Administrators can also review …
How to track successful and failed login attempts in Linux Read More
The Linux tar command stands for tape archiver, is the most widely used archiving program designed to store multiple files in a single file (an archive). This is commonly known …
How to Create and Extract archive file using tar command Read More