“lsof” stands for List Open Files. It is a Linux utility for listing down all the open files of a system. This command can be combined with different parameters to modify its output as desired. You can see the details of all of its parameters and flags by seeing the help manual of the “lsof” […]

A symlink or symbolic link is a file type that contains the address or path of some other file or folder in a Linux Operating system; it is also known as a soft link because it points towards the file and holds the reference of some file. It is mostly used for managing and creating […]