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vi commands

Vi Commands :w Save file :wq Save and exit :q! exit with out saving. :set number Show line number. To hide, use :set nunumber Move Commands CTRL + E Scroll the window down CTRL + Y Scroll the window up


Remote Backup Linux Server With Rsync

To Remote backup linux server with rsync, create a bash script. Create file Add following content In above code, replace following Make script executable We need to set cronjob to run the backup script. Add This will run backup script


backup

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brctl

brctl is a tool for ethernet bridge administration. To list available bridge network on your system, run brctl show


ethtool

ethtool is a utility for Linux kernel-based operating system for displaying and modifying some parameters of network interface controllers.


Show Human Readable Time in dmesg

Show Human Readable Time in dmesg By default dmesg shows time stamp. To show human readable time in dmesg, use dmesg -T


How to install Apache MySQL and PHP on Cent OS 6.6

Following tutorial describes how to install Apache MySQL and PHP on a Cent OS based server. First we need to identify the version of OS using on the server. For that, login to the server as root user and run


Git for Beginners

GIT is a version controlled system which you can use to maintain code for your project. It helps you to save your project at different versions, so that you can retrieve a previous version of your project without any problem.


How To Install Alternative PHP Cache For Linux

APC is a great operation code caching system for PHP that can help speed up your site. To install APC packages with the following command: The latest version of APC can be obtained from http://pecl.php.net/package/APC Then proceed to add the


How to change time zone in Horde, Roundcube and Squirrelmail Interfaces

By default, webmail applications use the host server’s time zone. If you are in a different time zone, you can change this by login to your webmail area. Here I give you a guideline to change the time zone on