Tuesday, 3 October 2017
Saturday, 16 September 2017
conditional execution of commands in linux
if the first command is executed successfully then execute the second command in linux
example
if the kuldeep folder is present at your working directory then this will create test.txt file in this folder.
[root@localhost~]#ls -ld kuldeep && touch kuldeep/test.txt
if the first command does not execute successfully then execute the second command in linux
example
if the kuldeep folder is not present at your working directory then this will create it
[root@localhost~]#ls -ld kuldeep || mkdir kuldeep
pls put your comments and suggestion.
example
if the kuldeep folder is present at your working directory then this will create test.txt file in this folder.
[root@localhost~]#ls -ld kuldeep && touch kuldeep/test.txt
if the first command does not execute successfully then execute the second command in linux
example
if the kuldeep folder is not present at your working directory then this will create it
[root@localhost~]#ls -ld kuldeep || mkdir kuldeep
pls put your comments and suggestion.
Friday, 15 September 2017
how to search a keyword and replace in linux using vim text editor
[root@localhost ~]# vim testfile.txt
# go to the execution mode of vim
:%s/keyword/neword/ig
#option i is use for ignore case
#option g is use for global search
#only draw back is this will not match exact keywork you use this as
:%s/\<keywork\>/newword/ig
#this will match exact keyword and replace with new.
# go to the execution mode of vim
:%s/keyword/neword/ig
#option i is use for ignore case
#option g is use for global search
#only draw back is this will not match exact keywork you use this as
:%s/\<keywork\>/newword/ig
#this will match exact keyword and replace with new.
Thursday, 14 September 2017
how to set login message in linux
[root@localhost~]#vim /home/msg.sh
#!/bin/bash
dialog --title "welcome message"\
--infobox "welcome $USER. welcome to linux system.\
your login time is ( `date`)" 7 50; sleep 5
:wq
[root@localhost~]#chmod +x /home/msg.sh
[root@localhost~]#vim /etc/profile
#"at the end of file"
/home/msg.sh
:wq
now log out your user then relogin it
pls put your comment and suggestion.
#!/bin/bash
dialog --title "welcome message"\
--infobox "welcome $USER. welcome to linux system.\
your login time is ( `date`)" 7 50; sleep 5
:wq
[root@localhost~]#chmod +x /home/msg.sh
[root@localhost~]#vim /etc/profile
#"at the end of file"
/home/msg.sh
:wq
now log out your user then relogin it
pls put your comment and suggestion.
Friday, 20 May 2016
how to use laptop as hotspot
run command prompt as admin
1- netsh wlan set hostednetwork ssid=testwifi mode=allow key=12345678
(key should be in 8 characters)
2-netsh wlan start hostednetwork
this command will create a virtual interface like ( local area connection* 4)
now you wifi router is enabled
if you wants to share your internet connection with others
then right click on your lan connection and go to the properties
then sharing
then internet connection sharing
then check the check box of allow other network users to connect through this computers internet connection
then select yout connection like ( local area connection* 4)
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