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Linux & Unix

3 Linux ps command tips/tricks for advanced users

The ps command in Linux, as you might already know, is one of the most frequently used command-line tools. For…

How to find ID of the display connected to your Linux system

Mostly, we have only a single display connected to computer systems. However, you can have multiple displays connected to a…

[Solved] system-config-firewall: command not found

When you get the error message "system-config-firewall: command not found" on your CentOS Server while trying to configure the firewall…

How to get the status of a Linux software raid

The current status of a Linux software raid is written to the virtual file /proc/mdstat. You can view the status…

How to kill processes in “D” state in Linux

If a process is shown with process state "D" in tools like ps or top, then it's an uninterruptable process.…

Optimize MySQL Performance with Mysqltuner

This short tutorial describes the steps to optimize the performance of a MySQL database with the mysqltuner script. This tool…

How to block access to a server by IP address on Linux

Sometimes you might want to block connects to your server by IP address. E.g. when someone tries to attack your…

How to measure the execution time of a command in Linux

When working on the command line in Linux, you may want to know how much time a particular command has…

How to list installed packages on Debian

This short guide shows you how to get a list of all installed Packages on Debian Linux. Packages on Debian…

How to limit the Download Rate for the wget Command

Sometimes it is necessary to limit the download rate of the wget command, e.g. when you are downloading a large…

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