Unix Tutorial
  • COMMANDS
    Advanced Unix Commands Basic Unix Commands Linux Commands macOS Commands Solaris Commands
  • VIDEOS
  • REFERENCE
    SSH SElinux tmux Ansible Docker
  • PROJECTS
  • GLOSSARY
  • SOFTWARE
    Homebrew macOS RedHat Linux
Home / Categories / Scripts

Scripts

24 Dec 2019 2 minutes read
S
  • Basic stuffScripts

Show Next Few Lines With Grep

Now and then I have to find some information in text files – logs, config files, etc. with a unique enough approach: I …

Read Full Article
11 Dec 2019 2 minutes read
H
  • Basic stuffHow-ToScripts

How to Confirm Symlink Destination

Back to basics day: a very simple tip on working with one of the most useful things available in Unix and Linux …

Read Full Article
07 Aug 2019 5 minutes read
A
  • Advanced topicsBasic stuffScriptsTroubleshooting

Advice: Safely Removing a File or Directory in Unix

Unix Tutorial

Removing files and directories is a very common task, so in some environments support engineers or automation scripts …

Read Full Article
28 May 2019 3 minutes read
P
  • ScriptsUnix Tutorial Projects

Projects: Automatic Keyboard Backlight for Dell XPS in Linux

Last night I finished a fun mini project as part of Unix Tutorials Projects. I have writted a basic enough script that …

Read Full Article
26 May 2019 1 minutes read
C
  • dellscripts

Controlling Dell Laptop Keyboard Backlight From Command Line

Keyboard Trigger for Keyboard Backlight I didn’t take me long to start wondering if there was a way to control …

Read Full Article
16 Mar 2019 2 minutes read
C
  • Scripts

Check for Available Updates With YUM

If you’re using CentOS, Fedora or Red Hat Linux, you are probably familiar with the yum package manager. One of …

Read Full Article
16 Aug 2018 4 minutes read
R
  • LinuxScripts

Review Latest Logs With Tail and Awk

Part of managing any Unix system is keeping an eye on the vital log files. Today I was discussing one of such scenarios …

Read Full Article
18 Jun 2009 3 minutes read
F
  • Basic stuffScriptsUnix

Fixed Calculations in Unix Scripts

Although I’ve already shown you how to sum numbers up in bash, I only covered the bash way of doing it. I really …

Read Full Article
25 Feb 2009 2 minutes read
U
  • Basic stuffHow-ToScriptsUnix

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 …

Read Full Article
19 Sep 2008 3 minutes read
E
  • Basic stuffScripts

Easy Date Calculations in Unix Scripts With GNU Date

When I was writing a post about using date command to confirm date and time in your Unix scripts, I made a note in my …

Read Full Article
  • 1
  • 2

Get in Touch

IT Consultancy

I'm a principal consultant with Tech Stack Solutions. I help with cloud architectrure, AWS deployments and automated management of Unix/Linux infrastructure. Get in touch!

Search

Recommended

Agentic Coding School

Educative

Recent Articles

The ansible-vault decrypt command followed by its successful decryption result

How to decrypt files with Ansible Vault

ansible-vault decrypt restores an encrypted file …

A two-step terminal guide using pgrep to find a PID and footprint to inspect that process

Just discovered the macOS footprint command

I’ve administered Linux systems for around 25 …

APT showing held-back Ubuntu packages followed by apt full-upgrade resolving them

How to Fix Ubuntu Packages Held Back

When trying to run do-release-upgrade on an Ubuntu …

A Linux filesystem growing from 20GB to 40GB with growpart and resize2fs

How To Resize Filesystem with resize2fs

Quick note on filesystem resize on a typical …

macOS Tahoe

macOS Tahoe

macOS Tahoe is the upcoming major release of macOS …

Bash history configuration for readable timestamps shared between terminal sessions

Centralized Bash history with timestamps

BASH is my Linux shell of choice (it’s zsh on …

The macOS fs_usage command showing filtered filesystem activity

Inspect filesystem operations with fs_usage in macOS

hey Unless you disable SIP, most of DTrace based …

Unix Tutorial
  • About
  • Sitemap
  • UnixTutorial.RU
  • Tech Stack
  • Tech Stack AI
© 2026 Unix Tutorial