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Set Date and Time in Linux And Sync with Hardware (CMOS)

May 18, 2011HARDWARE, LINUX HOWTO

Having the correct date and time in your Linux box is very important. When you use emails, the default time used by the application is the system calendar's date and time. Unless otherwise, you have specified a different timescale. If you work [...]

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Linux Commands
Fsck Mount Filesystem

How to Use 'fsck' to Check and Repair File System Errors in Linux

May 18, 2011FILE SYSTEM, LINUX HOWTO

Any Linux user must have experienced file corruptions and booting failures at least once in their life. Being an I.T professional for many years, I have encountered this problem many times. Linux comes with a handy command called 'fsck' to save you. [...]

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Filesystem
TCP

What is SYN Flood Attack? Detection & Prevention in Linux

May 18, 2011FIREWALL, LINUX HOWTO

A SYN flood attack is a form of denial-of-service attack in which an attacker sends a large number of SYN requests to a target system’s services that use TCP protocol. This consumes the server resources to make the system unresponsive to [...]

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DDoS Attack, Security
mytop

Mytop Tool - Monitor Performance Of MySql Linux Server

May 16, 2011OPEN SOURCE TOOLS

Mytop is a very useful program to see what all queries a server is currently processing as well as which user is executing them. Think of mytop as top for mysql. If you see a lot from one particular user, that means [...]

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Linux Tools, Performance
linux boot process pdf

All Stages of Linux Booting Process Explained

May 16, 2011BOOTING

This article describes the Linux booting process in detail, such as the steps involved, which scripts are run, which configuration files are read and their order, since the time of turning on the system till getting the login prompt. Although this article [...]

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BOOTING
tomcat

Remove Tomcat from Linux | Uninstall Tomcat Ubuntu

May 16, 2011HOWTOS, OPEN SOURCE TOOLS

Apache Tomcat or simply Tomcat (formerly it was also known as Jakarta Tomcat) is an open source web server and servlet container developed by the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). Tomcat can be installed on CentOS/Redhat machine either using yum or from [...]

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Tomcat, Webserver

How To Start / Stop Daemons In Linux

May 16, 2011HOWTOS

What is a Daemon? A 'daemon' (or you may call it a service) is a program designed to run in the background without the user's control. Daemons are a type of process recognized by a system whose parent process is init with PID [...]

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Linux Commands

38 Basic Linux Commands to Learn with Examples

May 16, 2011LINUX COMMANDS

This article I will show you 38 basic Linux commands with examples that are frequently used to get you more familiar with Linux command line. Linux based Operating Systems are very powerful but their true power lies in the command [...]

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Linux Commands

How To Delete/Clear Linux Comand Line History with Examples

May 15, 2011HOWTOS

You may want to clear the history file and the screen for security reasons. Some Linux distributions may clear the screen when you logout but others do not. Many programs read input as a single line at a time. The [...]

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history Command, Linux Commands
yum search package

How to Add Configure YUM Repositories and Add More Repositories in Linux

May 15, 2011HOWTOS, LINUX HOWTO

This article will show you how to set up repositories in YUM (Yellodog Updater Modified), the default package manager for Red Hat based Linux distributions. We will also discuss what the repositories are and why we need to set them [...]

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Repositories

Learn Methods to Bind Multiple IP to One Interface in Linux with Examples

May 14, 2011LINUX HOWTO, NETWORK

Sometimes, you may require to host multiple websites on it. Hosting multiple sites on a single server is achieved through virtual hosting. For virtual hosting, multiple instances of the web server are run. The web service needs a specific port (80) to [...]

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Network

Learn How to List/Install/Configure Linux Kernel Module

May 14, 2011LINUX HOWTO

Linux is a monolithic kernel. A monolithic kernel is a kernel architecture in which all the services of process management, filesystem management, I/O and device management run in the kernel space, i.e. the kernel is responsible for handling these services. [...]

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Kernel
Linux Ping Tool

Enhanced Free Ping Utility In Linux - Sing Tool

May 14, 2011LINUX HOWTO, OPEN SOURCE TOOLS

Ping is a great utility to check the network connections and troubleshoot the network related problems. It uses ICMP (Internet Connection Message Protocol) packets to check if a system is up and running. But you cannot do much with ping [...]

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Linux Tools, Network
Linux Soft Link

How to Create Symbolic Link for Files and Folders in Linux

May 13, 2011LINUX HOWTO

Symbolic link or soft link is a special type of file that contains a reference, which points to another file or directory. It is supported on almost all Linux distributions. Although it points to their target, they operate independently of [...]

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Symbolic Link
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