13 August 201412 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use “mesg” command line tool with its examples Examples: 1. To allow write access to your terminal $ mesg y 2. To disallow write access to your terminal $ mesg […]
13 August 201412 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use manpath command with its examples Examples: 1. To see the manual for a command $ manpath command$ manpath ls 2. To Specify the configuration file to use; […]
13 August 201412 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use man command with its examples Examples: 1. To see the manual for a command $ man command$ man ls 2. To Specify the configuration file to use; […]
13 August 201412 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use mailstats command with its examples Examples: 1. To see the mail statistics $ mailstats 2. To read the specified file instead of default $ mailstats -C file […]
13 August 201413 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use mailstat command and its examples Examples: 1. To see the mail arrival stats $ mailstat 2. To keep the log file intact $ mailstat -k 3. To […]
13 August 201413 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use mailq command with its examples Examples: 1. To see the mails in queue $ mailq 2. To show the mail submission queue specified $ mailq -Ac 3. […]
6 August 201413 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin lvsd command line utility and its examples Examples: 1. To run lvsd with another config file $ lvsd -c file.cfg$ lvsd –configfile=file.cfg 2. To run lvsd in foreground $ […]
6 August 201413 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use lvscan command with its examples Examples: 1. To include information in the output about internal Logical Volumes $ lvscan -a$ lvscan –all 2. To Adds the device […]
6 August 201413 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use lvs command with its examples Examples: 1. To report logical volume info $ lvs 2. To report all logical volume $ lvs –all 3. To Use with […]
6 August 201413 May 2023Linux CommandsBy Admin how to use lvresize command and its examples Examples: 1. To resize a logical volume (in units of logical extents) $ lvresize -l [+|-]LogicalExtentsNumber[%{VG|LV|PVS|FREE|ORIGIN}]$ lvresize –extents [+|-]LogicalExtentsNumber[%{VG|LV|PVS|FREE|ORIGIN}] 2. To do […]