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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Aug 27, 2022
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=> ↺ How to Install lftp - A Simple Command line FTP Program
This guide is about Lftp and how we can install Lftp in our Linux Operating System. Lftp is a command-line based File Transfer Software also known as FTP Client which was developed by Alexander Lukyanov and was distributed as GNU General Public License. Besides FTP, it also supports FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, HFTP, FISH, and SFTP. The program also supports FXP, allowing for data transfers between two FTP servers bypassing the client machine.
It has some awesome advanced features such as recursively mirroring entire directory trees and resuming downloads. Transfers can be scheduled for execution at a later time, bandwidth can be throttled, transfer queues can be created, and Unix shell-like job control is supported. The client can also be used interactively or automated with scripts.
=> ↺ How to Setup FTP Server with VSFTPD on Ubuntu 22.04
Vsftpd (i.e. very secure FTP daemon) is an FTP server software for Linux and other Unix-like systems. An FTP server software facilitates the transfer of files from a client computer to the server and vice versa.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up FTP Server with Vsftpd on Ubuntu 22.04 and enable secure file transfer (FTPS) via TLS.
=> ↺ SCP command in Linux with Examples
As a system administrator or Linux power user, you will regularly need to securely transfer data and backup files between local and remote systems or between two remote systems. The SCP command line utility will assist you in accomplishing this.
=> ↺ What is Linux Operating system? Complete Answer
Linux powers many devices such as Android smartphones, and smart home devices such as TVs, smart refrigerators, and Roku Devices, It also powers the world's top supercomputers and a majority of web servers.
Let's understand in detail what is Linux Operating system. What it contains and why it is used for.
=> ↺ Visualize ClamAV Scan Logs on ELK Stack Kibana - kifarunix.com
In this tutorial, you will learn how to visualize ClamAV scan logs on ELK stack Kibana. ClamAV is an opensource antivirus engine for detecting trojans, viruses, malware & other malicious threats. ELK on the other hand is a combination of opensource tools that can be used to collect, parse and visualize various system logs.
=> ↺ wc command in Linux â Options + Examples
In UNIX-like operating systems, we predominantly use the shell to execute various Linux commands to accomplish common tasks. The WC command is one of the prevalent commands utilized to retrieve information related to the contents of a text file.
In this tutorial, we learn about wc command and its options with examples.
=> ↺ How to Use DNF History â Manage Transactions
For modern versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux ( RHEL 8 and later ), DNF is the default package manager which replaces YUM. DNF creates a transaction history for every operation you undertake be it installing or upgrading a package. This transaction history enables you to keep track of all the operations and this comes in handy when pinpointing a problem that occurred during one of those operations.
The dnf history command provides a detailed history of all the commands carried out by the dnf command and actions according to that. In earlier versions of RHEL, yum history command would be used instead of dnf history.
=> ↺ Hacky – Restart Network Interface On OpenWRT – Jon's FOSS Blog
So on OpenWRT for example, a WAN interface can be set get an IP address via DHCP, however, this will launch a separate independent process on Linux to act as the client. On the web interface, there is a button on each network interface which allows you to restart that individual interface (and in addition, it will be smart enough to kill the previous client process and launch a new one as well as re-initialize the firewall and other stuff). I could not find the equivalent command line option to this as a simple ifdown/sleep/ifup would not capture all of these sub-actions as per the extra configurations set on the interface. So I searched and read a helpful hint that can give a similar workaround using the network init startup script.
=> ↺ Managing Helm CRDs with Terraform
Helm is a remarkable piece of technology to manage your Kubernetes deployments, and used along Terraform is perfect for deploying following the GitOps strategy.
=> ↺ How to Install Xibo CMS on Ubuntu 20.04
Xibo is open-source digital signage (public display signs) solution that is comprised of a web-based content management system (CMS). The best way to capture the attention of people for your very important announcements can be done with digital signs using Xibo. It lets us turn PCs and TVs into a distinctive way of getting the word out, transforming them into information desks that you can place in strategic locations to draw people's attention.
=> ↺ 24 ways to check the status of files using if commands on Linux | Network World
There are a lot more ways to check files using if commands than many of us realize. Although this information is included in the bash man page, that man page has thousands of lines and you could easily find yourself paging down more than 100 times to reach it.
This post, provides information on each option and examples for some of the most useful ones.
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