Linux: text parsing tools and techniques
Knowing how to parse text files in Linux is essential in order to troubleshoot and analyze log files, in this example i will show you……
$ grep -rn "#Linux" ./posts
Linux: find used ports quickly
If you work with Linux most likely you had to troubleshoot why and application is not starting, one reason would be that the port must bind……
Linux: How to add a directory in PATH permanently
PATH is an environmental variable in Linux and other Unix-like operating systems that tells the shell which directories to search for……
Are you still using scp to copy files? Use rsync instead! It can resume an interrupted transfer!
We all have used scp to transfer files. We all have cursed at the moment that the transfer got interrupted in the middle of the transfer or……
curl: downloading a file only if the source is newer than the destination.
Recently a friend of mine had a problem; he wanted to download a file only if the file on the web server was newer than the already……
Linux: resume your lost shell sessions using the “screen” command!
Wouldn't it be nice if there was a tool to resume a lost ssh connection? Wouldn’t it be great if you could go back in time and not start a……
Curl Part 4: Exploring the PUT and PATCH methods
In this article, we will continue discussing curl and how to use the PATCH and PUT methods in order to update data. Here are a few examples……
Curl Part 3: using the DELETE method
In this article, we will continue discussing curl and how to use the DELETE method, an HTTP DELETE request to a server to remove data. Here……
Curl Part 2: Using the POST method
In this article, we will continue discussing curl, and how to use the POST method, an HTTP POST request is used to submit data to a server……
Curl part 1: using the GET method
The curl command is a powerful tool for transferring data to and from servers using a variety of protocols, including HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and……