Deleting a user in Linux Command Line Interface (CLI) is a simple process that can be done in just a few steps....
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Create user in Linux CLI
Creating a user in Linux Command Line Interface (CLI) is a simple task that can be accomplished using the "useradd"...
Advantage and Disadvantage of Linux
Dive into our detailed article exploring the Linux advantage and disadvantage. Understand the open-source platform’s strengths in security and customizability, along with its challenges in software availability and hardware support. Ideal for both new and experienced Linux users.
Setting up public key authentication in Linux
In this tutorial, I will show how to set up secure public key authentication. Getting ready You might need root...
Linux Operating System: Setting resource limits with limits.conf
Ubuntu is known as a multi-tasking, multi-process, and multiuser operating system. If the system’s all resources are...
Configuring root privileges for users with sudo
The Ubuntu Desktop or Server is installed with default root user; even on a cloud, you will get preinstalled Ubuntu...
Managing file permissions in Linux Operating System
We have created users and groups. In this recipe, you will work with default file permissions for users and groups, as...
Creating symbolic links in Linux
Symbolic links mean shortcuts, right? If you ever heard that explanation, it is only partially correct, and they are...
How to Secure OpenSSH Server with simple configuration
OpenSSH provides default terminal access on Linux operating system. You can secure OpenSSH server terminal by changing...
Yum Package Manager: A complete guide
Yum is known as Red Hat package manager, use to get information about available packages, fetch packages from...
How to Create a Linux Swap File
Swap is a special type of space on disk which is use when physical RAM fully utilized. The swap space used for storing...
Linux File System Hierarchy
The Linux Foundation maintains Linux File system Hierarchy Standard (FHS). It defines the directory structure and contents in a UNIX-like operating system.
