Monday, April 29, 2013

Saturday, April 27, 2013

dns configurations




domain name system

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https://github.com/rahmat-budiharso/javascript-view
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/greasemonkey-shared-script-/?src=cb-dl-hotness
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/seo-toolbar-by-seomoz/?src=cb-dl-hotness
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/web-search-optimizer/?src=cb-dl-hotness


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linux positions

fast

first
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iron man 3

linux history

audio and virus,File text manipulation,File compression,File compression,Disks and filesystems,Backup and remote storage


audio and virus
grip=play cd and rip mp3s
xmms=play audio files
cdparanoia=rip audio
audiacity=edit audio
xcdroast=burn CDs
File text manipulation
Grep=search text for matching lines
Cut=extract culumns
Paste=append culumns
Tr=translate charecters
Sort=sort lines
Uniq=locate identical lines
Tee=copy stdin to afile and to stdout simultaneously
File compression
Gzip=compress files (gnu zip)
Compress=compress(unix)
Bzip2=compress file(Bzip2)
Zip=compress file(windows zip)
File compression
Diff=compare file line by line
Comm.=compare sorted files
Cmp=compares file byte by byte
Md5sum=compute checksums
Disks and filesystems
Df=show disk free space
Mount=make a disk accessable
Fsck=check a disk for error
Sync=flush disk caches
Backup and remote storage
Mt=control a trap drive
Dump=backup a disk
Restore=restore a damp
Tar=read/write tape archives
Cdrecord=burn a cd
Rsync=mirror a set of file


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audio and virus,


audio and virus
grip=play cd and rip mp3s
xmms=play audio files
cdparanoia=rip audio
audiacity=edit audio
xcdroast=burn CDs
File text manipulation
Grep=search text for matching lines
Cut=extract culumns
Paste=append culumns
Tr=translate charecters
Sort=sort lines
Uniq=locate identical lines
Tee=copy stdin to afile and to stdout simultaneously
File compression
Gzip=compress files (gnu zip)
Compress=compress(unix)
Bzip2=compress file(Bzip2)
Zip=compress file(windows zip)
File compression
Diff=compare file line by line
Comm.=compare sorted files
Cmp=compares file byte by byte
Md5sum=compute checksums
Disks and filesystems
Df=show disk free space
Mount=make a disk accessable
Fsck=check a disk for error
Sync=flush disk caches
Backup and remote storage
Mt=control a trap drive
Dump=backup a disk
Restore=restore a damp
Tar=read/write tape archives
Cdrecord=burn a cd
Rsync=mirror a set of file


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audio and virus
grip=play cd and rip mp3s
xmms=play audio files
cdparanoia=rip audio
audiacity=edit audio
xcdroast=burn CDs
File text manipulation
Grep=search text for matching lines
Cut=extract culumns
Paste=append culumns
Tr=translate charecters
Sort=sort lines
Uniq=locate identical lines
Tee=copy stdin to afile and to stdout simultaneously
File compression
Gzip=compress files (gnu zip)
Compress=compress(unix)
Bzip2=compress file(Bzip2)
Zip=compress file(windows zip)
File compression
Diff=compare file line by line
Comm.=compare sorted files
Cmp=compares file byte by byte
Md5sum=compute checksums
Disks and filesystems
Df=show disk free space
Mount=make a disk accessable
Fsck=check a disk for error
Sync=flush disk caches
Backup and remote storage
Mt=control a trap drive
Dump=backup a disk
Restore=restore a damp
Tar=read/write tape archives
Cdrecord=burn a cd
Rsync=mirror a set of file


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audio and virusgrip=play cd and rip mp3s

xmms=play audio files
cdparanoia=rip audio
audiacity=edit audio
xcdroast=burn CDs
File text manipulation
Grep=search text for matching lines
Cut=extract culumns
Paste=append culumns
Tr=translate charecters
Sort=sort lines
Uniq=locate identical lines
Tee=copy stdin to afile and to stdout simultaneously
File compression
Gzip=compress files (gnu zip)
Compress=compress(unix)
Bzip2=compress file(Bzip2)
Zip=compress file(windows zip)
File compression
Diff=compare file line by line
Comm.=compare sorted files
Cmp=compares file byte by byte
Md5sum=compute checksums
Disks and filesystems
Df=show disk free space
Mount=make a disk accessable
Fsck=check a disk for error
Sync=flush disk caches
Backup and remote storage
Mt=control a trap drive
Dump=backup a disk
Restore=restore a damp
Tar=read/write tape archives
Cdrecord=burn a cd
Rsync=mirror a set of file


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audio and virus
grip=play cd and rip mp3s

xmms=play audio files
cdparanoia=rip audio
audiacity=edit audio
xcdroast=burn CDs
File text manipulation
Grep=search text for matching lines
Cut=extract culumns
Paste=append culumns
Tr=translate charecters
Sort=sort lines
Uniq=locate identical lines
Tee=copy stdin to afile and to stdout simultaneously
File compression
Gzip=compress files (gnu zip)
Compress=compress(unix)
Bzip2=compress file(Bzip2)
Zip=compress file(windows zip)
File compression
Diff=compare file line by line
Comm.=compare sorted files
Cmp=compares file byte by byte
Md5sum=compute checksums
Disks and filesystems
Df=show disk free space
Mount=make a disk accessable
Fsck=check a disk for error
Sync=flush disk caches
Backup and remote storage
Mt=control a trap drive
Dump=backup a disk
Restore=restore a damp
Tar=read/write tape archives
Cdrecord=burn a cd
Rsync=mirror a set of file


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audio and virus
grip=play cd and rip mp3s

xmms=play audio files
cdparanoia=rip audio
audiacity=edit audio
xcdroast=burn CDs

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Scheduling jobs,hosts,networking


Scheduling jobs
Sleep=wait for some times
Watch=run program at set interval
At=schedule a job
Crontab=schedule repeated jobs
hosts
uname=print system information
hostname=print the system hostname
ifconfig=set/display network information
host=look up DNS
whois=look up domain registrants
ping=chech if host is reachable
terceroute=view network path to a host
networking
ssh=security log into remote hosts
telnet=log into remote hosts
scp=security copy files between hosts
sftp=security copy files between hosts
ftp=file transfer protocol//copy files between hosts
evolution=gui email client
mutt=text based email clients
mail=minimal email clients
mozila=web browser
lynx=text onty  web browser
wget=retrieves web pages to disk
sim=read usenet news
gaim=instant messaging/IRC
talk=linux/unix chart
write=send messages to terminal
mesg=prohibit talk/write

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Scheduling jobs
Sleep=wait for some times
Watch=run program at set interval
At=schedule a job
Crontab=schedule repeated jobs
hosts
uname=print system information
hostname=print the system hostname
ifconfig=set/display network information
host=look up DNS
whois=look up domain registrants
ping=chech if host is reachable
terceroute=view network path to a host
networking
ssh=security log into remote hosts
telnet=log into remote hosts
scp=security copy files between hosts
sftp=security copy files between hosts
ftp=file transfer protocol//copy files between hosts
evolution=gui email client
mutt=text based email clients
mail=minimal email clients
mozila=web browser
lynx=text onty  web browser
wget=retrieves web pages to disk
sim=read usenet news
gaim=instant messaging/IRC
talk=linux/unix chart
write=send messages to terminal
mesg=prohibit talk/write

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google trends today

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google high search today
http://www.google.com/trends/hottrends#pn=p8
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printing,spelling,process


Printing
Lpr=print files
Lpq=view print queue
Lprm=remove print job
Spelling operations
Look=lookup spelling
Aspell=check spelling interactively
Spell=check spelling in batch
Processes
Ps=list all process
W=list users process//who
Uptime=view the system load
Top=monitor process
Xload=monitor system load
Free=display free memory
Kill=terminate process
Nice=set process priorities
Renice=change process priorities

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Thursday, April 25, 2013

red hat linux installing

some process of red hat install

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some common abbreviation of linux


File creation and editingTuesday,                     
Emacs=text editor
Vim=text editor
Umask=set default file protections
Soffice=edit word/exel/powerPoint doc
Abiword=edit word document
Gunmeric=edit exel document
File properties
Stat=display file attributes
Wc=counts bites/words/lines
Du=measure disk usage
File=identify file types
Touch=change file timestamps
Chown=change file owner
Chgrp=change file group
Chmod=change file protections
Chattr=change advanced file attributes
File locations
Find=locate files
Slocate=locates commands
Which=locate commands
Whereis=locates stand files
File text manipulation
Grep=search text for matching lines
Cut=extract culumns
Paste=append culumns
Tr=translate charecters
Sort=sort lines
Uniq=locate identical lines
Tee=copy stdin to afile and to stdout simultaneously

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Wednesday, April 24, 2013

routing

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router need to linux large configer


 

file creation & editing


file viewing


  1. cat=view files
  2. less=page through files
  3. head=view file begining
  4. tail=view file ending
  5. nl=number lines
  6. od=view binary data
  7. xxd=vieg binary data
  8. gv=view postscript/pdf files
  9. xdvi=view text dvi files

some avvribiations of linux files


  • ls=list files
  • cp=copy files
  • mv=move files
  • rm=remove files
  • ln=link files
  • cd=change directory
  • pwd=present working directory
  • mkdir=create directory
  • rmdir=remove directory


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Tuesday, April 23, 2013

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video from youtube

linux is for all user who can use linux.thanks for watching

linux os



red hat linux
linux

some basic commands of linux


For changing directory / to /etc[root@pc1 /]# cd /etcOne step back /etc to /[root@pc1 etc]# cd ..Go to previous working directory[root@pc1 /]# cd -Go to current login user home directory[root@pc1 etc]# cd ~Show the contents of /etc in single color[root@pc1 ~]# dir /etcShow the contents of /etc in different colors with nature of contents[root@pc1 ~]# Ls /etccreate a folder on root partition[root@pc1 ~]# mkdir /diskCreate a folder in /disk[root@pc1 ~]# mkdir /disk/dirCreate multiple folder in multiple directories with single command[root@pc1 ~]# mkdir /etc/dir1 /var/dir2 /usr/dir3Create multiple folder in same directory[root@pc1 ~]# mkdir dir1 dir2 dir3Copy a file in directory[root@pc1 disk]# cp file dirCopy a file from /disk/file and paste it in /disk/dir/[root@pc1 disk]# cp /disk/file /disk/dirCopy a directory with –r option[root@pc1 disk]# cp -r dir dir2Copy a file from /disk/file and paste it in /etc with myfile name[root@pc1 disk]# cp /disk/file /etc/myfileRemove a file[root@pc1 disk]# rm fileRemove a file with forcefully option[root@pc1 disk]# rm –f fileRemove a directory with out –r option and you face will an error[root@pc1 disk]# rm dirRemove a directory with –r option[root@pc1 disk]# rm -r /diskRemove a directory with forcefully option[root@pc1 disk]# rm -rf dirMove /etc/dir1 to /disk/ with different name[root@pc1 disk]# mv /etc/dir1 /disk/mydirRename the folder name mydir to dir[root@pc1 disk]# mv /disk/mydir /disk/dirRename the file name with myfile[root@pc1 disk]# mv file myfileRead a file page by page with less command[root@pc1 disk]# less /etc/grub.confRead a file page by page with more command[root@pc1 disk]# more /etc/qrub.confRead first ten lines of grub.conf[root@pc1 disk]# head /etc/grub.confRead last ten lings of grub.conf[root@pc1 disk]# tail /etc/grub.confRead first 12 lines with –n option[root@pc1 disk]# head -n 12 /etc/grub.confRead last 11 lines with –n option[root@pc1 disk]# tail -n 11 /etc/grub.confCopy the contents of /etc/grub.conf in /disk/file[root@pc1 disk]# cat /etc/grub.conf > /disk/fileAppend the contents /etc/mtab in /etc/file[root@pc1 disk]# cat /etc/mtab >> /disk/fileMerging tow commands with pipe sign output of the first command is input of second command[root@pc1 disk]# cat /etc/squid/squid.conf I moreCount the total lines of squid.conf[root@pc1 disk]# cat /etc/squid/squid.conf I wc -LShow only spool words in squid.conf[root@pc1 disk]# cat /etc/squid/squid.conf I grep spoolFlush the contents of file[root@pc1 disk]# cat /dev/null > /var/log/messages

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my small spech about linux

linux tutorials

why linux

this video is interesting with compare windows vs linux

Sunday, April 21, 2013

linux is free

  • what does it means linux is free!
but actualy linux is completly free open sourse os.if you install its graphical or text mode os you can
use it like you wan.atfirst you have to learn about linux so buy a book of any linux versions and set infront of
your pc...lets start
linux will never going to live you alone like peples relations
live long with linux...be a partner of linux os and mine and linus torvalds.thank you ................................

linux is free


day after tomorrow

if you ask me linux is for you.my ans will be must yes,,,,
just try to know by practicing it...stay with it ...day after tomorrow you will be successfull.
just remember you are for the linux...and made you easy it.

day after tomorrow

linux 

day after tomorrow


linux inventions

linux is the best

visit at linux

vimeo video

you can find more video tutorials by using this site
http://linuxusarizbi.blogspot.com/
https://vimeo.com/home/page:1/filter:all/format:video