An Overview of Two-Way File Synchronization Using the GNU/Linux Unison Command
Executive Summary Unison is a powerful command-line file synchronization tool for GNU/Linux designed for true two-way or bidirectional replication. Created in 1998 by…
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An Overview of One Way File Synchronization Using the GNU/Linux Rsync Command
Executive Summary Rsync is a powerful and efficient file synchronization utility for GNU/Linux systems, originally created by Andrew Tridgell in 1996. Its primary…
RHCSA(017): All GNU/Linux Commands That an RHCSA Must Master (grouped by exam objectives)
RHCSA (EX200) Objectives Executive Summary In this episode of the RHCSA Series Podcast, we'll go through an ASCII tree to summarize the GNU/Linux…
The Grep Command: A Deep Dive
Introduction The grep command is one of the most powerful commands in the Unix, BSD, and GNU/Linux ecosystem. It is used to search…
10 advanced uses of the tar command
Please give me and fully explain 10 very advanced tar commands. Sure! Here are ten advanced tar commands along with detailed explanations: 1.
chmod
Kunle is a jazz saxophonist by night, and a GNU/Linux Sysadmin by day. Please help him to become more familiar with the chmod…