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 !! 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
GEEKS !! You are using useradd command since your early Red Hat Linux Training days create new user accounts on Linux machines. Using useradd command is very is simple. Just give username as its argument… Continue reading
GEEKS !! You had configured Apache server during your RHCE Training and your RHCSS Training, as its a integral part of Red Hat Linux Training. I know you know Apache. You know the… Continue reading
GEEKS !! Though you had studied about processes in your RHCE Training and RHCSS Training. Many times students ask what is a daemon process and how it is different from other processes of Linux. So here… Continue reading
GEEKS !! Welcome Monday, seems to be sarcastic. But here comes a very small tip on vim editor or vi editor on Linux. You all are using vim since your early days of exploration with Linux, like… Continue reading
Video by Network NUTS. Looks deep inside /etc/resolv.conf file. Explains the parameters inside the file. How different malwares can effect the file. Also specifies that how DNS applications like nslookup, dig etc uses… Continue reading
