If you are finding it difficult to recognize files and folders in RaspberryPi DebianWheezy dist OS, you can enable Ls COLORS to make them more recognizable. All you need to do is edit /.bashrc and logout and login back to enable it.
Add a commentIf you are finding it difficult to recognize files and folders in RaspberryPi DebianWheezy dist OS, you can enable Ls COLORS to make them more recognizable. All you need to do is edit /.bashrc and logout and login back to enable it.
Add a commentIt is possible to automatically get a Kerberos Ticket (kinit) generated everytime you login via SSH to a host by editing ".bash_profile". This also applies to a scenario wherin you are using Red Hat IDM/IPA and want to automate "kinit" instead of a user have to manually type in kinit everytime they login.
Add a commentIt is possible to use DCUI (Direct Console User Interface) via SSH session to ESXi. At the command prompt just type in "dcui" and then you would be able to see the same screen as given below. You need to resize the SSH window BIG enough otherwise the DCUI window tends to crash if you resize after logging in. You can restore the console session by pressing Ctrl+C.
Add a commentThis article will explain how to go about installing VMWare Tools for CentOS/Red hat v6 & above. The install can be done via SSH Putty session but the recommended method is doing it via VMware console session and reason being that as it updates drivers that include Network there is a chance you might get disconnected during the process.
Add a commentThis article will show you how to Telnet via BASH script and return the status as open or close. This has been tested on CentOS/RedHat and hopefully should work on all other Linux distributions as well.
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