posted message: Posted a new video on common network utilities at courses.devblog.co. The utilities include: ping, telnet, netstat, nslookup, dig, traceroute, and whois. You can also see the series of videos at franktheprogrammer.com Let me know if you have any questions.
posted message: New video posted in courses.devblog.co and youtube on how to use the Linux Batch and At utilities. They're similar to crontabs but are used for one time events. Let me know if you have any questions.
posted message: New video posted at courses.devblog.co on Linux Crontabs, Cron Jobs, and Job Schedulers. You can also see the series of videos at franktheprogrammer.com
posted message: Created a CronTab Tutorial that you can find here: http://www.devblog.co/linux-crontabs-tutorial/
posted message: New Tip for Today: You can use CTRL-A to put you to beginning of your line in bash, CTRL-E to put you at the end. You can also use CTRL-R to do a search through your history by keywords.
posted message: New Video Posted on LVM "Logical Volume Management". This process of creating partions will allow you to easily manage and resize partitions for your GNU/Linux Box. Find the video on http://Courses.DevBlog.co
posted message: I have posted new links for everyone to find available RPM packages.
posted message: GNU/Linux Tip: To get any list of a configuration files for a package all you need to do is use the utility `rpm -qc bash` which will give you a list of configuration files for the bash shell.
posted message: New videos will be posted this week. Sorry for the delay, but I had final exams to study for. Thank you all for being patient.
posted message: GNU/Linux Tip of the Day: Using the `watch` utility will allow you to run a command at a set interval. For instance, say you need to check the status of a process and you were using `ps -aux`. You could do `watch -n 2 'ps -aux | grep PID'` and the grep you issued would repeat every 2 seconds since we defined a 2 second interval with -n.
posted message: GNU/Linux Tip of the day: using the nohup utility followed by a command and the & will allow you to run a script immune to any hangups as a background process. Example: `nohup php script.php &` will run the script.php file as a background process while making sure there are no interruptions.
posted message: GNU/Linux Tip of the day: Using a utility `screen` can allow you to share a terminal with other people allowing easy remote interaction. http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/442418-using-screen-for-remote-interaction
posted message: Update. IRC Chats/Channel will now be held at #p2pu-55-linux Let me know if anyone needs help logging on.
posted message: GNU/Linux Tip of the day: You can send messages to all users currently logged in to the system using the wall utility. Example. `wall Hi everyone` would send the message Hi everyone to everyone currently logged in.