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Jul 09, 2008Do some serious spring cleaning and reorganize your data. The right commands can help you to keep on top of your file and directory management.
more »Command Line: Access Control chmod, chgrp, and chown
Jul 07, 2008A sophisticated system of users and permissions precisely controls who has access to what on Linux. At the command line, you can define ownership with the chmod, chgrp, and chown tools.
more »Command Line: Mailx Mail at the command line
May 31, 2008The simple mailx command-line mail client handles mail either interactively or via command-line options. Although it lacks the convenience of a GUI-based tool, mailx compares well in scripting.
more »Charly's Column The sys admin's daily grind: Nload
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more »Hdparm Goes 8.1
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more »ImageMagick Image processing on the console
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