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19 Examples of Variables in Shell Script [Free Downloads]
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Similar to every programming language, Bash also offers the concept of Variables. Variables in shell scripting are containers for storing necessary ...

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16 Examples of For Loop in Shell Script [Free Downloads]
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Loops are introduced in programming languages to run tasks in a repetitive manner. It iterates a set of statements within a limit depending on conditions. Like ...

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100 Shell Script Examples [Free Downloads]
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The GNU Bourne-Again Shell also known as bash is the default shell for most of the Linux distributions. Although bash is commonly run in its interactive form ...

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How to Delete User Account In Ubuntu? [2 Methods]
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Since the Linux distributions support multiple users, you can delete these extra users being the root user or, accessing root privileges. A user in Ubuntu can ...

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How to Delete User and All Files in Ubuntu [3 Methods]
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As the Ubuntu distribution offers a multi-user system, being able to delete a user account is considered to be as essential as creating one. One may feel the ...

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How to Give Permission to User in Linux? [4 Methods]
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The Linux operating system offers several ways to give users access permissions to its file system. Hence, you can give permission to as many users as you ...

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How to Create a Jenkins User on Ubuntu? [2 Methods]
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The open-source automation server Jenkins can easily be deployed and run on Linux distributions. The first step to using Jenkins would be creating a new user. ...

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How to Delete MySQL User in Ubuntu? [2 Cases]
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Being able to delete MySQL users in the Ubuntu distribution is as necessary as creating new MySQL users. MySQL is an open-source database management server ...

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How to Create MySQL User in Ubuntu? [2 Cases]
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While working with the open-source database management system MySQL, you may feel the need of creating a new MySQL user. As an open-source server, it is easily ...

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How to Create a User in Docker Container Without Docker File?
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Docker is a very handy platform when it comes to managing large-scale applications on your system. It provides a container-based unit for deploying necessary ...

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How to Delete Multiple Users in Linux? [2 Steps]
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Linux is a multiuser operating system. Therefore, you may want to delete multiple users along with creating them. Unfortunately, Linux does not offer any ...

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How to Create Multiple Users in Linux? [2 Methods]
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While working in Linux distributions, you may want to add multiple user accounts to your system. Adding a single user is pretty simple, but when it comes to ...

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How to Change Folder Permissions in Linux? [2 Methods]
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While running commands in Linux have you ever come across an error message saying the “folder: permission denied”? This is because the Linux operating system ...

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How to Create User and Add to Sudo in Ubuntu? [2 Methods]
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In the Linux-based operating system, Ubuntu, all users do not have the same privileges. By default, there is only one root user which has all the ...

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What is Man Page in Linux? [Structure, Sections & Examples]
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The Man Pages are among the vital features of Linux distributions. These are basically manual documents for the Linux commands. Most of the Linux commands come ...

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What is Open Source Software? [Features, Mechanism]
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The open source indicates some source code that can be accessed, copied, modified, and even distributed without any restrictions. This is a significant concept ...

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What is Localhost in Computer Network? [A Complete Guide]
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There are so many terminologies we come across while working in the tech field. Localhost is one of them. This is an important term when we consider our ...

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What is Kernel in Operating Systems? [Functions & Modes]
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The computer system is a collection of diverse hardware and software. As users, we work in the abstract user space which is the software segment, whereas the ...

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The “tcpdump” Command in Linux [6+ Practical Examples]
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The tcpdump command in Linux is a packet sniffing tool that allows users to capture traffic coming to the network. The command captures, filters, and stores ...

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The “tee” Command in Linux [4 Practical Examples]
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The tee command in Linux is used to read standard input and write to another file apart from standard output. This command is very useful to store the ...

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