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🐧 Linux Basics – Part 5: Viewing and Editing Files from the Terminal

Hey there! 👋 Welcome back to our Linux series! So far, you’ve learned how to move around the filesystem, manage files and folders, and probably started feeling like a terminal pro. 🔥Now it’s...

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🐧 Linux Basics – Part 6: Understanding File Permissions

Let’s roll right into Part 6! This one is all about file permissions—a topic that might look confusing at first, but don’t worry, we’ll break it down super simply. 😎Hey friends! 👋 Welcom...

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A short tutorial on using fish shell.

Introduction To catch your attention, I could have named the title X shell sucks, but that would piss people off. A good blog post would compare at least 2 similar things to get a clear pictu...

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Understanding File Permissions in Linux: A Beginner's Guide

** Table of Contents** Business Use Case What Are File Permissions? Types of Permissions Check File and Directory Permissions Change Ownership of Files or Directories Change File Permissions with chm...

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How to Reliably Mount a CIFS Share Using systemd on Boot

Mounting a CIFS share at boot via /etc/fstab can often lead to issues if the network isn't ready. A more reliable solution is to create a systemd mount unit that ensures the network is online before a...

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Troubleshooting SSH Issues in Red Hat Linux

SSH is essential for securely managing remote systems, but sometimes it can fail due to misconfigurations, network problems, or security settings. Here’s a step-by-step guide to diagnosing and fixin...

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Confused by the Linux Directory Tree? Here's What You Need to Know

Before diving into the Linux folder hierarchy, let’s first look at what you see when you open a terminal on a Linux system.When you're logged in as root on a local Linux machine, you’ll typically ...

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How to exit TELNET connection on Linux Terminal

**For the Linux, the character ^ is commonly used to represent the key Ctrl on the keyboard.Press "Ctrl + ç" or "Press Ctrl + Shift + ]" then type quit**...

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Special Permissions in Linux

👋Introduction Ever stumbled across strange-looking file permissions in Linux that include an "s" or a "t"? You're not alone. Welcome to the world of Special Permissions, the unsung heroes ...

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Cloud Monitoring – Stay Ahead of Downtime

In the cloud, visibility is everything. Without the right monitoring, you’re flying blind—missing critical performance dips, usage anomalies, or security alerts.🔍 Why Cloud Monitoring Matters: ...

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🐧 Linux Basics – Part 5: Viewing and Editing Files from the Terminal

🐧 Linux Basics – Part 6: Understanding File Permissions

A short tutorial on using fish shell.

Understanding File Permissions in Linux: A Beginner's Guide

How to Reliably Mount a CIFS Share Using systemd on Boot

Troubleshooting SSH Issues in Red Hat Linux

Confused by the Linux Directory Tree? Here's What You Need to Know

How to exit TELNET connection on Linux Terminal

Special Permissions in Linux

Cloud Monitoring – Stay Ahead of Downtime

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