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Check The Status Of Your Mail Server in DNS Based Block Lists

November 14, 2013arstech Leave a Comment
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Check The Status Of Your Mail Server in DNS Based Block Lists DNSBL gives you the possibility to check the status of your mail server’s IP address in most popular and reliable DNS based block lists.Just paste your mail server’s… Continue Reading →

DNS, General, Linux DNS, DNS based block list, DNSBL, Spam

Delete Files Older Than 7 Days. Linux Shell Script Example

October 30, 2013arstech
Delete Files Older Than 7 Days

Linux Shell Script To Delete Files Older Than 7 Days Below i will show  basic Linux shell script for Delete Files Older Than 7 Days in Linux. Of course you can change amount of days as you need. Also it… Continue Reading →

Linux cron, Delete Files Older Than, Linux Shell Script, log, old files cleanup, script, shell script

How to finds all the files that got updated within the last 1 day

September 29, 2013arstech

How to finds all the files that got updated within the last 1 day Finds all the files (under root file system /) that got updated within the last 24 hours (1 day). # find / -mtime -1  

Linux find, mtime, time

How To Use wget With Username and Password for FTP / HTTP File Retrieval

September 29, 2013arstech

How To Use wget With Username and Password for FTP / HTTP File Retrieval wget –user=user –password=’Password’ http://abc.aa/az.txt

Linux ftp, password, wget

Show Linux Distribution Version

September 29, 2013arstech

Show Linux Distribution Version   For RH/CentOS: # cat /proc/version #cat /etc/redhat-release Example output: CentOS release 6.6 (Final)   Find Linux distribution version for  Debian/Ubuntu $ lsb_release -a

Linux centos, debian, redhat, Ubuntu, version

Installing the Development tools using yum

September 29, 2013arstech

Installing the Development tools using yum (CentOS, RHEL) Development Tools include applications such as : gcc, rpm-build, make. pkgconfig, gettext, automake, strace64, gdb, bison, libtool, autoconf, gcc-c++, binutils Before installing the Development tools, run the yum clean all command, for… Continue Reading →

Linux autoconf, binutils, Development Tools, gcc, gcc-c++, groupinstall, libtool, make, yum

Fully Qualified Host Name

September 29, 2013arstech

Fully Qualified Host Name A fully qualified domain name (FQDN), sometimes also referred to as an absolute domain name. Edit file /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost your server IP addr yourhost.your.domain yourhost Example: 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost 11.22.33.44 myhostname.example.com myhostname  

Linux FQDN, Fully Qualified, host name, hostname, hosts

Understanding the Linux du Command: Estimating File Space Usage Effectively

September 29, 2013arstech
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Understanding the Linux du Command: Estimating File Space Usage Effectively When managing a Linux system, monitoring file space usage is essential for ensuring efficient storage management. The du (Disk Usage) command is a powerful tool that helps users assess how… Continue Reading →

CentOS, Linux, Ubuntu Calculate, du, du command, folder size, Linux, Linux du Command, Ubuntu

How To Convert GSM to WAV and WAV to GSM

September 29, 2013arstech Leave a Comment

To convert from GSM to WAV: sox input.gsm -r 8000 -c 1 -w -s ouput.wav   To convert from WAV to GSM: sox input.wav -r 8000 output.gsm resample -q1     If you like what you are reading, please: Buy… Continue Reading →

Asterisk, Linux convert, GSM, sox, WAV

How To check HDD SMART Status In Linux

September 28, 2013arstech Leave a Comment
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How To check HDD’s SMART Status In Linux?   For IDE HDD’s: smartctl –all /dev/hda For SCSI HDD’s: smartctl –all /dev/sda For SATA HDD’s: smartctl –all -d ata /dev/sda  

Linux HDD, Linux, SMART

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