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For the admirers of the console, “./” might be very familiar. It is widely regarded as one of the most common Linux features for making the command line easier to use. But, are you not sure about what ./ means in Linux terminal? Then, we have got you covered! In this post, we will clarify […]
Rsync is a very popular command used in Linux for syncing files or directories either locally or remotely. The reason behind its popularity is that it only takes the changes and copies them to the destination. Mainly, this command is used in keeping the data backup and restoration. This post will learn a bit about […]
When you input a command into your Linux terminal, it does not search each directory to check any program with the same name. It only looks into the specified directories. The question that should come into your mind is how the terminal knows to look in the directories mentioned above? The answer to this question […]
Rsync is a very popular command used in Linux for syncing files or directories either locally or remotely. The reason behind its popularity is that it only takes the changes and copies them to the destination. Mostly, this command is used in keeping the data backup and restoration. This post will learn a little bit […]
Have you ever wondered how you can send a job or process running in the background to the foreground on the Linux shell? The fg command, short for the foreground, is a command that moves a background process on your current Linux shell to the foreground. This contrasts the bg command, short for background, that […]
In Linux, copying files in local system is handled by the cp command. When it comes to copying files over remote systems, the scp command is the way to go. The scp command takes advantage of the SSH protocol to copy files between two locations. In this guide, check out how to use the scp […]
Tar is a widely used utility to collect files and creating archives out of them. It was designed to create archives to store data on tapes, thus called “Tape ARchive.” The utility was first included in UNIX version 7 in 1979 and now available on multiple platforms. Tar is a prominent Linux utility and comes […]
In this tutorial we will show you how to install Caddy on CentOS 8. For those of you who did not know, the Caddy web server is an open source server written in Go. It is designed around simplicity and security that comes with a number of features that are useful for web hosting. Caddy […]
The “ss” is a built-in Linux command used to display detailed information about the network sockets. You can use different options with this command to display the kind of information that you want. We will briefly talk about some examples of using the “ss” command in Linux in today’s guide. Basic Syntax of the “ss” […]
The cat command is a very handy tool when viewing short text files. However, when you have large files, it only gives you the last section of the file that constitutes the last few lines of the file. This compels you to scroll all the way up to start reading the file from the very […]