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having a good idea of what file permissions are in unix is must for anyone who wants to work in Unix or Linux operating system. Unix provides tight control over who can access the file and various rea...
How to use linux tar command with Example
tar command in unix is used for archiving purpose, you can create archive, update or extract from archive using tar command in unix. you can also create compressed archive by combining bzip2 and gzip ...
How to get IP Address from hostname
if you are doing support for interconnected application which talks to each other via TCP IP or working in a LAn environment you often wanted to get IP address in case you know DNS name or some time b...
Sort command in unix with example
Sorting is one of essential task we always need to perform and UNIX or Linux has great suppot for sorting by using sort command. No matter what kind of shell script you are writing or you are looking ...
Mount Windows 7 Shared Partitions & Folders in Ubuntu
Mount Windows 7 Shared Partitions & Folders in Ubuntu. Works with v10.10 and 11.04
How to use grep command in unix linux with examples
"grep" one of the most frequently used UNIX command stands for "Global Regular Expression Print". This grep command tutorial is not about theory of UNIX grep but to practical use o...
How to Access A Windows Shared Printer from Ubuntu
How to Access A Windows Shared Printer from Ubuntu 10.10 and 11.04
How to Access Windows 7 Shared Folders from Ubuntu
How to Access Windows 7 Shared Folders from Ubuntu (v10.10 and 11.04)
Build a Subversion Server with FreeBSD
This tutorial show step by step configuration of a Subversion Server on FreeBSD. It is not a SVN for FreeBSD source files but a version server for your projects. What's the use? Well, if your project ...
Soft Mirror a Hard Drive in FreeBSD with gmirror
If you have a hard drive and you want to make sure your data will be intact but for different reasons you don't want to use hardware raid (you do not have support on your motherboard to hardware raid)...