Terminal Tuts - Sivu 4

Top 5 uses of GREP command in Linux
Are you a Linux user and Server Admin, Analyst or developer? If YES, then you must know about the GREP command. Even if you are not any one of them, t...
How to access Website using command-line from the Terminal
Penetration Testing Process often involves dealing with a variety of tools. These tools may be Command-Line based, GUI Based, readily available, and s...
How to find your Linux System and Hardware Details by Command-line
Getting hardware and your Linux system software details are one of the important steps in Linux administration. In this article, we will dig deep into...
How to reboot, shutdown, log off PC from Terminal by command-line in Ubuntu and Linux Mint
5 COMMENTS Stefan February 4, 2020 At 10:12 PM Kali 2020.1 doesn't shut down fully for me. Stays on “dragon” icon. I've tried multiple flash ...
How to completely uninstall applications by command line in Ubuntu
Uninstalling the software from the command line via Terminal is one of the most important tasks while dealing with troubleshooting a remotely connecte...
How to Automate & Schedule a Task using Crontab in Ubuntu
Sometimes you need to back up your important files weekly, run a command to monitor system daily, or even run a script at night automatically without ...
How to install security updates from the command line in Ubuntu
Installing updates using the command line from the Terminal is done by using the apt update and upgrade commands. For those who aren't aware of it, ch...
Configure OpenSSH to restrict access with SFTP Jails
Every now and then there may be a need to give your users the ability to securely upload files to your web server. This is typically done using Secure...
How to record a screenshot by command line in Ubuntu
In today's session of Terminal Tuts, let's take a look at how to record a screenshot video using command line from Terminal. Let me introduce to byzan...