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Understanding UNIX Job Control: A Comprehensive Guide

Table of Contents Introduction Background Signals Foreground and Background Jobs Job Control Commands Example Conclusion Introduction Job control is an essential aspect of UNIX operating systems. It...

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Mastering the Linux Find Command

Mastering the Linux Find Command Table of Contents Introduction Basic Syntax Find by Name Find by Type Find by Permissions Find by Size Find by -time Find by -maxdepth Find by -not Find by -user...

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1.1 Git Introduction: What is Git?

Table of Contents Git Definition Git Features Git Usage Conclusion Git Definition Git is a free and open-source version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects...

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2.1 Git Basics: Configuration

Table of Contents Git config Configuration levels Commands for Git configuration Editor settings Aliases for Git in the console View documentation from the console Git config Git configuration is...

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2.2 Git Basics: Creating a repository, first commit

Table of Contents Create a Git repository Working area, index and repository Adding and saving a file to git: what happens Create a Git repository To create a Git repository, navigate to the directory...

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2.3 Git Basics: Git and File Permissions

Table of Contents Git and File Permissions Important for Linux/MacOS projects How to install/remove executability Git and File Permissions Git is a powerful version control system that tracks changes...

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[How To] Secure MSSQL on Linux: Configure Localhost-Only Connections

Table of Contents Introduction Step 1: Open the mssql.conf file Step 2: Configure MSSQL to listen to localhost only Step 3: Restart the SQL Server service Conclusion Introduction Securing your MSSQL...

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2.4 Git Basics: Git show who the author and committer are?

Table of Contents Git show Indication of author and committer Output formatting Git show Git show is a command that displays the details of a specific commit. It shows the commit message, author,...

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Enable Root User For Redhat Linux GDM

Table of Contents Why Enable Root User For GDM? Step-by-step guide to enable root user for GDM What is GDM? Conclusion Why Enable Root User For GDM? Enabling the root user for GDM can be beneficial if...

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2.5 Git Basics: Adding files and directories, git status

Table of Contents Git show who the author and committer are? git status Different scenarios for adding files to a repository with git add .gitignore to ignore service files Add empty directories git...

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