Category: Linux Commands

The “setenforce” is used to set the enforcing mode of SELinux on a Linux system. SELinux is a security enhancement to the […]

This command is used to display information about physical volumes. It gives a summary of the physical volumes, including their names, free […]

It is used to restore the default SELinux security context of files or directories on a Linux system. This is a security […]

This command is used for file system check and to repair the ext2, ext3, and ext4 file systems. It is used to […]

This command is used to resize a physical volume in the Linux LVM. Which allows you to modify the size of a […]

The “initctl” command is used to update Upstart init daemon in Linux. Upstart is a replacement of old SysV init system. Examples: […]

This command is used to update attributes of a logical volume. Which allows you to modify the state of an LV, like […]

This is a text-based web browser for Linux/Unix systems which can be used to browse websites. This is similar to other text-based […]

The “logger” command is used to send log messages to the system log or to a specific file. Examples: 1. To log […]

The “hdparm” command is used to update and view parameters of hard disk drives. Which can be used to perform various tasks […]