NEW Linux Kernel 3.12.3 is available. Linux kernel 3.12.3 is yet another big release that introduces numerous updated drivers, many architecture improvements (AMR, PowerPC, s390, parisc, ARM64, avr32), some fixes for the CIFS… Continue reading
What is inode number? An inode is a data structure on a traditional Unix-style file system such as UFS or ext3 / ext4. An inode stores basic information about a regular file, directory, or… Continue reading
How do Linux Versions Work? At any given time, there are several “stable” versions of Linux, and one “development” version. Linux kernel numbering convention. Each version has three numbers, i.e., X.Y.Z. The “X”… Continue reading
GEEKS !! Welcome back after Diwali. So decided not to put extra load on both of us. I am sharing a very simple trick to remove files using the inode value. You have… Continue reading
GEEKS !! We all know about RPM packages and we are masters in installing and uninstalling the packages. Let me check what you understand by this output. Its beyond the standard RHCE curriculum and even… Continue reading
GEEKS !! You have done your RHCE Training and I hope you still remember that how to harden your RHEL6 server. In case your company security policy requires that your RHEL6 server should prompt… Continue reading
GEEKS !! I know you all have learned and mastered Access Control List (acl) using getfacl and setfacl during your RHCE Training days. Even those who had done RHCSS Training had also used it to great extend.… Continue reading
GEEKS !! Here comes a very interesting tip / hack on Linux. Here is how we can block any (read any) USB storage device connecting to your Linux Box. There are couple of… Continue reading
