Stat Command Overview The stat command displays detailed file or filesystem status information. It’s commonly used by developers and sysadmins to inspect metadata such as permissions, ownership, timestamps, and filesystem-specific attributes. Synopsis Key Options Default Read more…
Understanding lsof and lsof -i What is lsof? lsof (List Open Files) is a versatile command-line utility on UNIX and Linux systems that displays information about files opened by processes. Since UNIX treats many resources Read more…
SSH (Secure Shell) tunneling is a technique that lets you securely forward network traffic through an encrypted SSH connection. It’s essentially a way to “pipe” otherwise insecure or restricted traffic through an SSH session, protecting Read more…
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