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  How To Backup and Email Your Blog MySQL Database From Command Prompt?

  Backups are the way of keeping your data safe and secure from disasters, and those include your personal data as well your blog database where you have been writing for days, months or years. We have always opted for hosting providers that provide us access to Shell interfaces using which we can use putty to manage [...] Read More | Tweet This

• Download BOSS, The Indian Flavor of Linux

  Just got a tweet about BOSS (Bharat Operating System Solutions) which is a Indian flavor of Linux developed by C-DAC (Centre for Development of Advanced Computing) for enhancing the use of Free/ Open Source Software throughout India. This Indian GNU/Linux distribution is currently localized for Indian languages such as Hindi and Tamil. The main aim of BOSS [...] Read More | Tweet This

• How to Go Back To Previous Directory and Home Directory in Linux Shell or Putty?

  We have been using Putty to access Linux servers for quite some time, and we have shared several Linux Tips in the past, here is another tip that should be useful for many users. If you used cd to change the directory in Linux you can easily go back to the previous directory by using a [...] Read More | Tweet This

• How To View IP Configuration in Linux?

  Viewing your IP configuration in Windows is quite easy and you can do it with a simple command like ipconfig, you can also view all connected applications and services using ipconfig /all. Linux on the other hand also has a similar command that shows you the IP configuration of the machine. To view the IP [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  How to Create Shortcuts in Linux with Symbolic Links?[Linux Tip]

  Windows users should be quite familiar with shortcuts, which allow them to launch programs by creating a link to the executable. Linux users too can create shortcuts, to quickly launch files and folders. The shortcuts in Linux are also known symbolic links. Creating shortcuts definitely saves you a lot of time, if you have several [...] Read More | Tweet This