Transfer.sh – Easy File Sharing from Linux Commandline
Transfer.sh is a simple, easy and fast service for file sharing from the command-line. It allows you to upload up
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How to Setup DRBD to Replicate Storage on Two CentOS 7 Servers
The DRBD (stands for Distributed Replicated Block Device) is a distributed, flexible and versatile replicated storage solution for Linux. It
ext3grep – Recover Deleted Files on Debian and Ubuntu
ext3grep is a simple program for recovering files on an EXT3 filesystem. It is an investigation and recovery tool that
Boxes – Draws ASCII Art Boxes and Shapes in Linux Terminal
Boxes is a simple, configurable command line program which can draw any kind of box around its input text. It
5 Useful Ways to Do Arithmetic in Linux Terminal
In this article, we will show you various useful ways of doing arithmetic’s in the Linux terminal. By the end
How to Downgrade RHEL/CentOS to Previous Minor Release
Have you upgraded your kernel and redhat-release packages and you are encountering some issues. Do you want to downgrade to
Tiger – The Unix Security Audit and Intrusion Detection Tool
Tiger is a free, open source collections of shell scripts for security audit and host intrusion detection, for Unix-like systems
A Science Fiction Terminal Emulator Created for Linux
eDEX-UI is a geeky, fullscreen, highly configurable, and cross-platform desktop application resembling a movie-like futuristic computer interface, that runs on
Tmate – Securely Share SSH Terminal Session with Linux Users
tmate is a clone of tmux (terminal multiplexer) that provides a secure, instant and easy-to-use terminal sharing solution over an
How to Create a Virtual HardDisk Volume Using a File in Linux
Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) is a disk image file format which represents a virtual hard disk drive, capable of storing
How to Christmassify Your Linux Terminal and Shell
It’s the most wonderful time of the year when the world is in the Christmas mood. It’s the happiest season
How to Configure and Maintain High Availability/Clustering in Linux
High Availability (HA) simply refers to a quality of a system to operate continuously without failure for a long period