Linux Cheat Sheet for essential Commands
Linux is a versatile operating system, packed with powerful tools and commands to streamline tasks, troubleshoot issues, and manage systems…
Linux handles SSH and SFTP Port Specification different
When working with SSH and SFTP, you may have noticed a curious difference in how ports are specified: SSH uses…
Mastering TShark (WireShark) in SUSE Linux Enterprise
TShark, the command-line version of Wireshark, is a powerful tool for capturing and analyzing network traffic on Linux. TShark offers…
How to install Root Certificates on SUSE Linux Enterprise and Ubuntu
In this post, I will walk you through the process of installing root certificates on SUSE Linux and Ubuntu. From…
Set up SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12
In this post I will go through the separate steps to set up a SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 which was released…
Set up an Azure Storage Account and Blob Storage for SFTP Access
Blob storage now supports the SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP). This support lets you securely connect to Blob Storage by…
.Bashrc vs .bash_profile (or just .profile)
First of all both, the ~/.bashrc and the ~/.bash_profile file or like in SUSE Linux just ~/.profile, are configuration files…
Linux Execute Shell Scripts – Source script.sh vs ./script.sh vs exec ./script.sh
In Linux executing ./my_script.sh and source my_script.sh are two different ways to run a shell script, but they behave differently…
What’s the Difference in Linux between the Commands SU – vs. SU without the Dash
The difference between su – and su in Linux is primarily related to how they handle the user environment after…
Using Match Directives in SSH (Secure Shell)
The Match directive in SSH (Secure Shell) configuration files is used to apply specific settings conditionally based on criteria such…
