What is ldconfig?
3 ldconfig examples
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ldconfig is used to create, udpate and remove symbolic links for the current shared libraries based on the lib directories present in the /etc/ld.so.conf
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What is hostname?
3 hostname examples
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You can view your system name (hostname) or assign a new name to your system using hostname command.
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What is egrep?
3 egrep examples
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egrep is same as ‘grep -E’ or ‘grep –extended-regex’, which uses extended regular expression.
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What is insmod?
3 insmod examples
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insmod command is used to insert modules to Linux kernel.
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What is groupadd?
3 groupadd examples
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groupadd command is used to create group accounts. It updates the /etc/group file accordingly.
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What is basename?
3 basename examples
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When you provide a string that contains a filename will full path, basename will remove only the directory portion of it, and return only the filename portion of that string. It can also remove the file extension, and return only the filename without an extension.
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What is e2fsck?
5 e2fsck examples
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Check ext2, ext3, or ext4 filesystems.
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What is setsid?
2 setsid examples
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setsid creates a new session, which can be used to execute a program.
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What is crond?
5 crond examples
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Crond daemon is used to execute cron jobs in the background.
crond is started during system startup from the /etc/rc.d/init.d/crond file. The crond program itself is located under /usr/sbin/crond.
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What is lsmod?
2 lsmod examples
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lsmod is used to view the modules that are currently loaded in the Linux kernel.
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