Archive for October, 2009

Modifying the bashrc or bash startup files.

Modifying the bashrc or bash startup files.No Gravatar Hot: Find the article here. Copy here: If you’ve been learning the command-line and you have the basics down (you should be, as the most effective way to use a computer is a combination of a GUI and command-line), the next step is to customize your environment. Beginner’s Tip: “command-line” and “shell” are often used synonymously. In [...]

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Get the most favourite commands from commandlinefu

Get the most favourite commands from commandlinefuNo Gravatar Hot: For those of you who don’t know, commandlinefu should be one place you should watch to learn new things for command line. Everyday a lot of people post commands to better the previously posted commands. If you want to get the best voted commands from the archieves of commandlinefu then you can use the command: [...]

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Using autologin for ftp sessions.

Using autologin for ftp sessions.No Gravatar Hot: A simple example of the .netrc file. Keep this file in your homedir and then chmod to 600. More > Sharevar el = document.getElementById('share-link-430603798');el.params = {title: 'Using autologin for ftp sessions.', link: 'http://blog.amit-agarwal.co.in/2009/10/30/using-autologin-for-ftp-sessions/', skin: 'blue', content: 'http://blog.amit-agarwal.co.in/?ibsa=get_content&id=73'};Originally posted 2008-10-03 16:03:20.

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