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Changing File Permission and Ownership in Linux

Earlier in this chapter I’ve explained about Basic Linux Commands. Linux, like Unix is a multi-user system and understanding file permission and ownership is one way that the system protects against malicious praud and unathorized access.
How to change the file permission in Linux?
To change the file or folder permission in Linux you’ll need to have [...]

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How To Import Large MySQL Database Using DOS Command

MySQL is one of the most popular open source database management system for development of interactive Websites nowadays.
If your site stores a large amount of data on MySQL Database and you wish to restore and run via localhost, you will most definitely want to import the database file quickly.
There are several ways on how to [...]

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List of Linux Commands

This topic is the continuation of my previous post. I have explained on How To Use PuTTY SSH Windows. Now, this following Linux Commands probably will help you manage and modify files and permission on your Linux Server.
help command – Display brief info on a bash (shell) build-in command. Just type “help”.
Navigating Files, Folders and [...]

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How To Use PuTTY SSH in Windows

It’s been almost a year now since I’m using PuTTY. This is probably one of my favorite tools.
To use Putty, you need to have a basic knowledge in Linux Command. PuTTY allows Windows users to connect to remote systems over the Internet via Telnet and SSH. Both Telnet and SSH allows you to connect [...]

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