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I am Hitesh Jethva Founder and Author at https://linuxbuz.com. I felt in love with Linux when i was started to learn Linux. I am a fan of open source technology and have more than 15+ years of experience in Linux and Open Source technologies.

How to Use curl with a Specific Interface

The curl command is one of the most […]

How to Use the Linux chage Command Guide with Examples

The chage command in Linux is used to […]

Why Is the Default Stack Size Huge in Linux?

The stack is an important component in the […]

How to Use the Linux sftp Command Guide with Examples

SFTP, or Secure File Transfer Protocol, is a […]

How to Mount Remote Directory in Linux Using SSHFS

SSHFS is a user-space filesystem client that enables […]

How to Run a Command Before User Logs In

In many scenarios, you need to run specific […]

How to Compare ZIP Files in Linux Shell

When managing compressed files in Linux, it is […]

Resolve “Filename Not Matched” Error When Unzipping an Archive

When working with archives in Linux, you might […]

Linux unlink Command Guide with Examples

The unlink command in Linux is used to […]

Fix “Access Denied” Error Using systemctl as root

When managing services on a Linux system, the […]

List All Linux Services Starting at Boot

Linux services play a crucial role in the […]

How to Check Available Free Disk Space on Linux

Managing disk space is crucial for ensuring the […]

Linux xargs Command Guide with Examples

The xargs command in Linux is a handy […]

Find Lines Containing Specific Words in Linux

When working with text files or log files […]

How to Resolve dpkg Error [2] in Linux

Ubuntu/Debian Linux users may occasionally encounter issues with […]

Grant SFTP User Access to /var/www Directory

When managing web servers, it’s common to provide […]

How to Disable Avahi-Daemon in Linux

Avahi-Daemon is a service that plays an important […]

How to Install a Specific Package Version Using Snap

Snap is a universal package management system developed […]

Run BASIC Code in the Linux Terminal

BASIC, which stands for “Beginner’s All-purpose Symbolic Instruction […]

Linux pwd Command Guide with Examples

The pwd command in Linux, which stands for […]

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