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13 May 2019 2 minutes read
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Reset Admin Password in OpenMediaVault

If you had forgotten the OpenMediaVault Default Login defaults, this post should help you reset it. I am putting some …

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25 Feb 2019 3 minutes read
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Restart Stopped Containers in Docker

Docker Sometimes an issue on one of your servers may interrupt your Docker based development and stop all the containers …

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20 Feb 2019 2 minutes read
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Chown Example

One of the most useful and powerful basic Unix commands, chown command allows you to change ownership of specified files …

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17 Feb 2019 3 minutes read
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How To: Inspect SSH Key Fingerprints

As you can imagine, SSH keypairs – combinations of private and public keys – are vital elements of your digital identity …

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22 Oct 2018 3 minutes read
FB4 Find Mtime: Identify Recent Files in Unix
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Find Mtime: Identify Recent Files in Unix

find command has a great operator for narrowing down the list of results: mtime. as you probably know from the atime, …

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12 Oct 2018 2 minutes read
FB4 Awk Field Separator
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Awk Field Separator

Separating fields in awk You’ve probably come across awk command and its most simple use: splitting string …

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05 Oct 2018 1 minutes read
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Check Raspbian Version

The easiest way to check the version of Raspbian OS running on your Raspberry Pi is to use the lsb_release command:

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24 Dec 2008 2 minutes read
FB4 How to Create User Accounts in Unix
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How to Create User Accounts in Unix

If you want to quickly create a new user account in your Unix OS, it ca be done with just one line

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