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Basic Management on Linux

Today’s I am going to explain a few Linux commands that can help you troubleshoot either Linux or applications. In the demostration I will explain the uses of mkdir, touch, locate, jobs, fg, bg, and file. These commands can come useful in future. Here's an example from the PDF. Changing Timestamps with touch command The touch command can change the access and modification times of files and creates files that didn’t already exist Syntax: touch -t [yyyy][mm][dd][hh][mm] [name] File Name: Performing Basic Management on Linux.pdf Date Created: 6/3/2010 File Size: 1,085KB Download Now 

Linux Permission (Part 2)

When opening a file or creating a file you want certain people have access to a particular to a file or folder. There is an easily way to check to check this over. In the PDF it talks about how to set the permission on files or folders. File Name: Linux Permission.pdf Date Created: 6/1/2010 File Size: 478KB Download Now