How to kill processes in Linux

Here we will see how to kill processes in Linux. We will use kill, killall and pkill. Let see how to use this. Read more : Kill all instances of httpd The main difference between these tools is that kill terminates processes based on Process ID number (PID), while the killall and pkill commands terminate … Read more

MySQL Export query to SQL file : mysqldump

Here is how to export query result to SQL file with the help of mysqldump command: Read more mysqldump – MySQL Database Backup and restore program mysqldump allows you to use a WHERE clause when creating a backup and only the rows fulfilling the given condition will be included in the dump. Example: We can apply multiple condition … Read more

Error – /bin/rm: Argument list too long : Linux Error

We in real life, generally use the rm command to remove the files and folders. Have you ever got this Error – /bin/rm: Argument list too long ! rm command to delete files in linux Today, We will see the alternate method to delete such a large number of files. Learn More What are the … Read more

How to install Asterisk: Asterisk installation on centos

Today, In this article we will know how to Asterisk Installation on centos 8 or a RedHat-based system. Know more about asterisk installation Installation and configuration of WebRTC with asterisk on Amazon What New in Asterisk 16 Step 1: Updating system Update your system before installing Asterisk. After updating set SELinux in permissive mode by … Read more

How to Create Shell Script in Linux/Unix

Today, We will learn how to create shell scripts in Linux or UNIX systems. We will start with the basic concept of how shell scripts work and will also see the example. Read: Linux Shell script example 1 Shell Scripting is an open-source computer program designed to be run by the Unix/Linux shell. Shell Scripting is … Read more

What are the Basic Linux Commands and How to use

Today, We will learn what are the basic Linux command and how to use this. Read: nmcli – Linux command 1. pwd — pwd command is used to show the current working directory of the user. To know which directory you are in, you can use the “pwd” command. It gives us the absolute path, which means the … Read more

What is more command in Linux and how to use

Today, We will learn the basic understanding of the “more” command in Linux. We will also see the usages of the “more” command and their example. Read: pipe (|) operator in Linux command What is the “more” command in Linux? Sometimes, while working on the command line, We will see outputs produced by commands in … Read more

How to create bootstrap buttons

Today, We will learn how to create bootstrap buttons. We will use Bootstrap custom button styles for actions in forms, dialogs, and more. Includes support for a handful of contextual variations, sizes, states, and more. Read more: How to create Bootstrap Jumbotron and where to use When using button classes on <a> elements that are used … Read more

How to Add or remove the Default Gateway in Linux

Today, We will learn how to add or remove the default gateway in Linux. Read: ifconfig Sometimes you may need to change the default route of your system. This is especially true if you have multiple network adapters or routers on the network. How to check the default route or gateway in Linux? We can … Read more