The strace is a powerful command-line tool for process monitoring, diagnostic and troubleshooting programs in Linux. Generally, it is used to intercept and record the system calls and the signals received by a process. You can use strace to analyze […..
This guide talks about the brief history of ping network administration utility and how…
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The stat command is used in Linux/Unix system to display detailed information about files and file systems. It is most commonly used to get file timestamps. The Linux ls command usually gives you basic details about a file whereas stat […]
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Date command is an external bash program that allows to set or display system date and time. It also provides several formatting options. Date command is installed in all Linux distros by default. $
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As you may know, the “access time” and “modify time” timestamps of a file…
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This tutorial explains the types of Linux file timestamps and how to view and…
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The growing number of resources have made learning the Linux commands convenient and easier…
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There are many third-party tools to create a bootable Linux USB Drive. Here I will show you how to create a bootable USB flash from ISO file using the Linux terminal. Before we start make sure you have downloaded the […]
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There are so many applications available to extract various types of archive files. Remembering…
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The GNU cp and GNU mv tools are used to copy and move files and directories in GNU/Linux…
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