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Tracking Down Wasted Disk Space in Linux using Agedu

Prince Yadav
Updated on 28-Jul-2023 15:56:41

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If you’re a Linux user, managing disk space is essential to system maintenance. However, identifying the files and directories that are taking up larger amounts of space can be a stressful task. That's where Agedu comes in. Agedu is an important tool that can help you track down wasted disk space on your Linux system. In this article, you’ll be informed through installing and using Agedu to identify the directories and files that are taking up the most space on your Linux system. By the end of this article, you will be able to optimize your disk space by ... Read More

Top Command Line Tools to Find Files Quickly in Linux

Prince Yadav
Updated on 28-Jul-2023 15:18:02

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In Linux, there are several command line tools that can be used to quickly and easily find files on the file system. These tools are powerful and versatile, allowing users to search for files based on a variety of criteria such as name, type, size, and more. Some of the most popular command line tools for finding files in Linux include ‘find’, ‘locate’, ‘grep’, ‘whereis’, ‘which’, ‘fd’, and ‘ack’. These tools are widely used by system administrators, developers, and power users, to find and locate files in a quick and efficient way. In this topic, we will explore some of ... Read More

TheSpeedX / TBomb – Call and SMS Bomber for Kali Linux

Prince Yadav
Updated on 28-Jul-2023 15:09:34

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In this comprehensive tutorial, we will delve into the fascinating realm of TheSpeedX/TBomb, an incredible call and SMS bomber specifically designed for Kali Linux. We will not only explore the underlying technologies that power this tool but also provide you with detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to set up TBomb on your system and harness its full potential. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a thorough understanding of how to effectively employ TBomb for various purposes, empowering you with a powerful tool in your ethical hacking arsenal. TheSpeedX/TBomb - Call and SMS Bomber for Kali Linux Installing ... Read More

Show System Statistics from /proc Filesystem Using procinfo

Prince Yadav
Updated on 28-Jul-2023 15:06:52

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Are you a Linux user or system administrator looking for a quick and easy way to access system statistics on your machine? Look no further than the procinfo command, a dominant advantage that allows you to access key information about your system's performance from the /proc filesystem. With procinfo, you can quickly and easily monitor important metrics like CPU usage, memory usage, and process information, all from the comfort of your terminal. Whether you're trying to diagnose a performance issue or simply want to keep tabs on your system's health, procinfo is an essential tool for any Linux user or ... Read More

Shell Scripting – How to Send Signal to a Process?

Prince Yadav
Updated on 28-Jul-2023 15:04:56

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In this tutorial, we will delve into the concept of sending signals to processes in shell scripting, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to effectively control and interact with processes. Signals serve as a means of communication between processes, enabling them to convey specific instructions or handle various events. Our focus will be on using shell scripts to send signals to processes. In the following sections of this article, we will cover different aspects of sending signals to processes, starting with a solid understanding of signals and their usage. We will then dive into various methods of sending signals ... Read More

Shell Script to Validate the Date, Considering Leap Year Rules

Prince Yadav
Updated on 28-Jul-2023 16:13:26

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In this tutorial, we will explore how to create a shell script that validates dates, taking into account the rules of leap years. We will be using the Linux operating system and the Bash shell scripting language for this purpose. Shell scripting allows us to automate tasks and perform complex operations by writing simple and efficient scripts. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a working shell script that can accurately validate dates and handle leap years. We will develop a shell script that prompts the user to enter a date in the format "YYYY-MM-DD" and then validates ... Read More

Practical Examples of Linux xargs Command

Prince Yadav
Updated on 28-Jul-2023 14:52:53

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Are you looking for different ways to simplify your Linux workflow and want to automate your tasks? The Linux xargs command may be just what you didn’t know. In this article, We will see some practical examples of using xargs to execute commands on a list of items generated by other commands. As someone who uses Linux regularly, We have found the xargs command to be a valuable tool in our workflow. It helps us to perform complex tasks on a large number of files or data with ease. The xargs command is especially useful when working with long lists ... Read More

PacVim – A CLI Game to Learn Vim Commands

Prince Yadav
Updated on 28-Jul-2023 14:46:57

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Vim has been a favorite of many programmers and Linux users for years due to its powerful features and flexibility. However, Vim's learning curve has often been a barrier for newcomers to the platform. This is where PacVim comes in. PacVim is a game that utilizes the mechanics of the popular 1980s arcade game Pac-Man to teach players Vim commands. PacVim is a fun and interactive way to learn Vim that is suitable for users of all skill levels. In this tutorial, we will explore PacVim in detail, including how it works, its features, and how to get started with ... Read More

openSquat – Domain Squatting and Phishing Watchdog

Prince Yadav
Updated on 28-Jul-2023 14:43:35

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In this tutorial, we will explore the openSquat tool, which serves as a powerful domain squatting and phishing watchdog. openSquat is built using the Python programming language, specifically leveraging its rich ecosystem and powerful libraries. Python provides a flexible and user-friendly environment for developing security-related applications. Additionally, openSquat utilizes various modules such as `whois`, `requests`, `tldextract`, and `BeautifulSoup` to extract and analyze relevant information about domain names. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the step-by-step process of using openSquat to monitor domains, detect potential squatting or phishing attempts, analyze domain information, and take appropriate action to safeguard ... Read More

Newsroom – Linux Client to Get Your Favorite News

Prince Yadav
Updated on 28-Jul-2023 14:42:50

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In today's world, staying informed about the latest news is an essential part of our daily lives. However, the sheer volume of news available can be overwhelming, making it difficult to keep up. Fortunately, there are several news readers available that can help us navigate the vast amount of information out there. In this article, we'll explore more everything about the Newsroom, a lightweight and open-source newsreader specifically designed for Linux users. We'll delve into the installation process and the necessary requirements for setting up Newsroom, and we'll provide examples and outputs to guide you through the entire setup. Whether ... Read More

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