Linux Arguments Introduction
The argument, also known as a command-line argument, can be defined as the input given to executable to process that input. The argument can be simply a text. It can…
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Linux Arguments Introduction
Describes Linux Operating System
Linux aliases Introduction
The Linux alias command are replaces one string from the shell with another string. It is a shell built-in command. It converts a complicated command into a simpler command or…
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Linux aliases Introduction
Linux Shell Commands Introduction
The Linux shell commands are ways or instructions through which you can instruct your system to do some action. Commands are executed in the command line. Sample syntax of :…
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Linux Shell Commands Introduction
Linux Directories Introduction
What is a Directory A directory is like as a folder like windows. Linux directory is a table which contains all its files Inode number and connect it to the…
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Linux Directories Introduction
Linux Inodes Introduction
An Inode number is a uniquely existing number for all the files in Linux and all Unix type systems. If a file is create on a system, a file name…
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Linux Inodes Introduction
Linux File Links Introduction
Every Linux and Unix filesystem has many hard links and symbolic links. Every link is a connectivity between the filename and the actual data byte in the disk space of…
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Linux File Links Introduction
Linux Advanced File Permission Introduction
Sticky Bit on Directory The Linux or Unix file permission is so much important thing of Linux and Unix system. Every Linux files can be protect in a directory from…
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Linux Advanced File Permission Introduction
Linux Octal File Permissions Introduction
The Octal permissions can also be set for the groups. Here : To set, r octal will be 4. w octal will be 2. x octal will be 1. File…
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Linux Octal File Permissions Introduction
Linux File Permissions Introduction
The Linux or Unix system have three permission are below : (a) user owner. (b) group. (c) others. The Linux system have three types of permissions defined. All nine characters…
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Linux File Permissions Introduction
Managing File Ownership and Permissions in Linux
Linux or Unix security features are creative indeed. Linux or Unix system have three types of owner. Which are: User : The User is the one who created the file.…
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Managing File Ownership and Permissions in Linux