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Ubuntu SSH: How to Enable Secure Shell in Ubuntu

SSH (Secure Shell) is possibly the best way to remotely access a Unix system – it’s very secure thanks to …

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How to Confirm Disks Capacity in Linux

show disk size in Unix is a very popular request visitors use to arrive at my Unix Tutorial pages. Since I never …

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How to Confirm if Your CPU Is 32bit or 64bit

I had to download a piece of software today for one of the servers which I haven’t used in a while.

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How To: Find Usernames of at Least Four Characters

I’ve recently been asked a few questions about identifying users on your Unix system using various criteria, so …

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How to Identify What Unix Groups Are Available on Your System

Today, I’d like to answer one of the oldest questions I have in my incoming UnixTutorial questions  email folder. …

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Unix Scripts: How to Sum Numbers Up

If you’re ever thought of summing up more than two numbers in shell script, perhaps this basic post will be a good …

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How to Monitor Linux Memory Usage With Watch Command

Hi all, today I’m going to teach you not one, but two really cool things in one post! First, I’ll introduce …

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How to Change Ownership of Files and Directories in Unix

I’ve just been asked a question about changing the ownership of files from one Unix user to another, and thought …

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Ubuntu Upgrade: From Hardy Heron to Intrepid Ibex

I’ve been upgrading Ubuntu installations quite a few times recently, and thought it makes sense to post a really …

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How to See Future File Timestamps in Solaris

I know I’ve spoken about timestamps already, but I’d like to further expand the topic.

While there’s a …