5 July 201414 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use “ln” command with its examples Examples: 1. To create a link of an existing file $ ln file.txt file.ln 2. To create an soft link for the […]
5 July 201414 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use “last” command with its examples Examples: 1. To see the list of last logged in users $ last 2. To specify last to use mentioned file instead […]
5 July 201414 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use lastlog command with its examples Examples: 1. To print the last login of all the users $ lastlog 2. To print the records of specified days older $ lastlog […]
5 July 201414 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use lastb command with its examples Examples: 1. To see the list of last logged in users $ last 2. To specify last to use mentioned file instead […]
5 July 201414 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use killall command with its examples Examples: 1. To kill all the specified commands $ killall 2. To list all known signals $ killall -l$ killall –list 3. […]
5 July 201414 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use “kill” command with its examples Examples: 1. To get the list of signals $ kill -l 2. To send a particular signal $ kill -s 9 3. […]
5 July 201414 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use kexec command with its examples – Path: /sbin/kexec Examples: To run the currently loaded kernel $ kexec -e$ kexec –exec 2. To Force an immediate kexec call $ […]
5 July 201414 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin join command with its examples – Path: /usr/bin/join Examples: 1. To join and show the common lines from given input files $ join file1.txt file2.txt 2. To print […]
5 July 201414 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin “ipcs” command line tool with its examples Examples: 1. To see the shared memory segment $ ipcs -m 2. To see the message queue $ ipcs -q 3. To […]
5 July 201414 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use iotop command with its examples Examples: 1. To see the IO usage $ iotop 2. To run on non-interactive mode $ iotop -b$ iotop –batch To set […]