klovera

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Bash Check CentOS version from SSH

Check the version of CentOS

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0 149 posted 8 years ago by klovera

Bash Show load visually (apache)

Shows the load of the cpu graphically in ssh (note you must install htop first)

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0 121 posted 8 years ago by klovera

Bash tar excluding directory

How to run a tar archive backup excluding a directory. For example, running a website root directory backup excluding the 'backups' directory.

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1 123 posted 8 years ago by klovera

Bash List only directories

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0 132 posted 9 years ago by klovera

Bash Recursively copy a directory for backup

Kudos to http://snipplr.com/view/26670/

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0 148 posted 9 years ago by klovera

Bash View 'top' processes

A simple but useful command. List processes running on the system.

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0 109 posted 9 years ago by klovera

Bash Current Exim Mail Queue

Displays the # of emails in Exim queue.

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0 96 posted 9 years ago by klovera

Bash Changing back to default permissions

When modifying file permissions it is sometimes necessary to go back to the drawing board and set back to the default permissions. The following command can be used via ssh and takes a couple seconds vs trying to do this via ftp file by file (which c...

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0 103 posted 9 years ago by klovera

Bash Bash remove non-empty directory

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0 125 posted 9 years ago by klovera

Bash Change file ownership

-R = recursive

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Bash Find files containing search string

-l switch output only the names of files in which the text occurs as opposed to each line containing the text<br> -i switch ignores the case<br> -r descends into subdirectories<br> Example: grep -lir "my search string" /home/account_name/public...

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