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In order to do this, you need ...READ MORE
It isn't easy to install Tkinter locally ...READ MORE
For MySQL versions < 5.7: the default root ...READ MORE
If you don't have httpd.conf in folder /etc/apache2, you should ...READ MORE
To list all the groups groups or to list ...READ MORE
You can clean up a zombie process ...READ MORE
Just use this instead: 0,30 * * * ...READ MORE
$0 will give you the complete basename. ...READ MORE
Try xclip; xclip - command line interface to ...READ MORE
top -bn2 | grep "Cpu(s)" | \ ...READ MORE
Use this; diff -qr dir1/ dir2/ READ MORE
Documentation Link: Post-installation steps for Linux This documentation reveals ...READ MORE
If you've already configured the server, with ...READ MORE
$ nc -z <host> <port>; echo $? Use ...READ MORE
To replace each of xy and z ...READ MORE
Use /proc/partitions first. This will list all ...READ MORE
Bash actually expands the asterisk to every ...READ MORE
You could try Bless. It is written ...READ MORE
One way to get around this is ...READ MORE
The command you want is named tee; foo ...READ MORE
wget -r ftp://user:pass@server.com/ try this. READ MORE
1. Change the password file directly for ...READ MORE
try to use tee: tee newfile <<EOF line 1 line 2 line ...READ MORE
try this; :%s/\r/\r/g READ MORE
You need t use -l flag with ...READ MORE
the # is called a hash, and ...READ MORE
This bug is missing log files that ...READ MORE
One of the ways is: export http_proxy=http://your.proxy.server:port/ Then you ...READ MORE
You could always run find in a ...READ MORE
You might have come across read, write ...READ MORE
you can retrieve a complete list of ...READ MORE
try this. getconf LONG_BIT Output: 32, if OS is 32 ...READ MORE
Install a utility call pdfunite which is ...READ MORE
To run a non-executable sh script, use: sh myscript To run ...READ MORE
If you find an absolute path to start with, ...READ MORE
Try this: $ sudo ifconfig eth0 down $ sudo ...READ MORE
You need to add more information about ...READ MORE
1. For string comparison, use: if [ "$s1" ...READ MORE
Hey @Dinesh, this isn't an error, its ...READ MORE
rm foo try this. Also, You need write ...READ MORE
You can try to remove the lock. ...READ MORE
You can use the read command. Here's ...READ MORE
Hey @Vinod, Check if you're providing the correct ...READ MORE
cmd >>file.txt 2>&1 Bash always executes and redirects ...READ MORE
Use the port command to find the ...READ MORE
your problem here is that your linker ...READ MORE
Just use unset command: unset GNUPLOT_DRIVER_DIR READ MORE
You can install a .deb file with ...READ MORE
Try executing the following commands and try ...READ MORE
Try installing npm using aptitude: sudo apt install aptitude sudo ...READ MORE
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