Linux Server and Workstation Configuration How To

1. Released TeamViewer for Linux

Tags: [TeamViewer, Linux]  ...

2. vi editor commands

...  Edit next file vi -r file1<CR> Recover changes made in the file "file1" view file<CR> View the file using the "read only" to prevent accidental changes to the file "file " ...

3. Released TeamViewer for Linux

Released Linux-version of TeamViewer. TeamViewer is one of most popular software for sharing desktops and file transfers between computers. It works even if your computer is behind a firewall and NAT. ...

4. Repository with the latest virtualisation for Fedora 12

... 13. To connect the repository create the file /etc/yum.repos.d/virt-preview.repo with contains: [virt-preview] name=Virtualization Rawhide for Fedora 13 baseurl=http://jforbes.fedorapeople.org/virt-preview/f13/$basearch/ ...

5. The new version of a set of games for Ubuntu Linux - GamePack 9.10.2

The three DVD discs GamePack 9.10.2 collected more than 180 of the brightest games and entertainment programs, selected by reviews in the Russian-speaking forums and optimized to work in Ubuntu 9.10. The ...

6. ps

... running on the system. The ps command without parameters to generate a list of processes you run. To view a list of all processes running on the system, type ps ax (or ps aux, if you want more information ...

7. more

Command more Performs view text files. Syntax more [options] file_names Options +N (where N - number) displays the file, starting at the specified line number. +/pattern begins with a display ...

8. ln

...  ln command assigns a new_name for an existing_file. With the -s option can be create symbolic links for all known file systems. For symbolic links can view the related information with the command ls ...

9. less

... flipping back using the keys <b>, <Ctrl+b> or <Esc+V>. To view the command less control when viewing the file with less then <h>.  ...

10. killall

Command killall killall command kills all active processes. Syntax killall [options] Options view option kill command Description Command killall kills all active processes. Implied value ...

11. kill

... 123 terminates the process with ID 123. To view identifiers processes use the command ps. To view a list of names and number of signals type signal kill -l.  ...

12. How to get Default Port Numbers

To View a port number type in terminal for full list: cat /etc/services for one you need: cat /etc/services | grep (port number or service) View /etc/services file.  ...

13. Network Information and Configuration Commands

Configure Network # netconfig Get Network Status # netstat # ifconfig Get Route Information # route Get Network Cards # lspci | grep -i ethernet Dump TCP Packages to View # tcpdump Dump TCP Packages Into ...

14. apropos

Command apropos apropos comand views a list of all man-pages that contain the specified keyword. Syntax apropos keyword Options No Description Apropos command searches for a keyword in the ...

15. alias

Command alias alias command definition of abbreviations for long commands or view the current list abbreviations. Syntax alias [abbrev = command] Options No Description If you enter only the ...

16. cal

Command cal cal command view the calendar for any month of any year. Syntax cal [-jy] [[Month_Number] year] Options -J displays the Julian date (days numbered from 1 to 366). -Y displays the calendar ...