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- Checking the status of PCI devices on Linux
How do we find out the status of a PCI device connected to a PCI bus on a Linux machine and how do we find out whether it is connected with the system or not? For this, we - Where to set the DNS settings in the Linux OS
To connect to the Internet from a Linux machine, we need to set the DNS for the Linux machine using the command line. We need to set up an entry in a file that is /etc/res - How to find block device attributes in Linux
There is a useful command-line utility called "blkid" to locate/print block device attributes. Its syntax is:- # blkid command output example :- # blkid /dev/sda1: UUID="1 - Check your OS name and version info from the command line
To check the name of the operating system installed on the machine and its version, we can use the easy way below. Always mentioned in the /etc/*-release file is the varia - How to make a service stay ON after a reboot?
Sometimes it happens that a server has been rebooted but we forgot to check if the services which were started before the reboot are still up - and sometimes this creates - How to decrypt a private key through the Linux command line
Save the encrypted key in the file enc.key and run the command below and paste the password. You will get the decrypted key in the file dec.key. [[email protected] ~]# openssl - How to redirect an old document to a new document using the .htaccess file in the Linux command mode
You need to do the entry below in your .htaccess file for redirection:- Redirect 301 / oldfile.html yourdomain.com/newfile2.html - How to find out information about your CPU in the Linux command mode
If you want to know everything about your CPU, then run the command below. less /proc/cpuinfo - Sending email in Linux using the "echo" command
Sometimes we need to send an email from the server to test the mail delivery from the server and if we don't have any user/domain to send the email via authentication. In - Download files in the Linux CLI mode
>> We can download any files through the "wget" command in the Linux command mode :- ? wget www.example.com/archive.zip >> We can download and store the above examp - How to see the records/contents of a MySQL database table?
If you have your own server and have MySQL installed with some database, and would like to view the contents of a table in that database, then you can follow the steps bel - PLESK not recognizing SmarterMail install?
You can fix that problem - you just need to run the server-side command below: Go to start >> run >> type cmd >> cd %plesk_bin% >> defpackagemng.exe --fix - The uptime and system load of a Linux machine
The uptime and system load of a Linux machine can be found out by using the “uptime” command. Uptime is a command line utility, the use of which will let you know about th
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