Bash variable assignment examples
This section we will describe the following: 1. Variable assignment 2. Variable substitution 3. Built-in shell variables 4. Other shell...
bash / FAQ / Shell Scripting
by Ramakanta · Published January 19, 2013 · Last modified February 11, 2015
This section we will describe the following: 1. Variable assignment 2. Variable substitution 3. Built-in shell variables 4. Other shell...
bash / FAQ / Scripting Languages / Shell Scripting
by Ramakanta · Published January 19, 2013 · Last modified February 11, 2015
Redirection Forms File descriptor Name Common abbreviation Typical default 0 Standard input stdin Keyboard 1 Standard output stdout Screen 2...
by Ramakanta · Published January 17, 2013 · Last modified December 18, 2014
To protect from site failures or human error, an additional precaution needs to be taken in a RAC environment to...
by Ramakanta · Published January 17, 2013 · Last modified November 20, 2016
patching a system most often meant downtime. But now, opatch supports rolling upgrades of the cluster, which minimizes the interruption...
by Ramakanta · Published January 17, 2013 · Last modified November 20, 2016
When you are running multiple instances of weblogic per server. Each instance has its own server ip address. So for...
FAQ / Linux / Must Know / Troubleshooting
by Ramakanta · Published January 13, 2013 · Last modified November 20, 2016
netstat command, a tool for tracking network connections (among other things) in your system. It is, without a doubt, one...
Now that host A has two interfaces (192.168.1.15 and 192.168.2.1) in addition to the loopback interface (127.0.0.1), we can observe...
FAQ / Linux / Must Know / Operating Systems
by Ramakanta · Published January 13, 2013 · Last modified June 11, 2015
/etc/fstab is a configuration file that mount can use. This file contains a list of all partitions known to the...
FAQ / Linux / Must Know / Operating Systems
by Ramakanta · Published January 13, 2013 · Last modified June 11, 2015
Sometimes in the course of administration you might have to move a user and its files around. This section will...
bash / FAQ / Linux / Operating Systems
by Ramakanta · Published January 13, 2013 · Last modified November 20, 2016
The tar command combines multiple files into a single large file. It is separate from the compression tool, so it...
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