It’s possible to make configurations on the build process before building a Linux kernel. When it comes toconfigurations about kernel modules, we have three options for […]
Commands in a shell script are executed from top to bottom. If some commandsfail, the execution continues to the next command. For example: Failing commands do […]
In some situations, saving stdout and stderr of your terminal command output can be crucial, To automatically save stdout and stderr, there are several options you can go with `>` : Write stdout […]
The shell variable HISTCONTROL controls what goes into the command history of bash shell. If HISTCONTROL variable equals to “ignorespace”, that means commands starting with a […]
Two types of variables exists in a Linux shell: Following command defines a shell variable: To convert a shell variable to environment variable following command can […]
chmod is an abbreviation for change mode, the command is used to change access rights of files and directories. Permissions are assigned to the three classes […]
Short answer is crontab. crontab files are used to schedule the execution of programs. The file contains instructions for cron daemon in the following simplified manner: […]