There are various commands which can be used for this purpose. I will try to briefly explain each of them with examples Method 1 All the login attempts made to your system are stored
There can be cases where you are searching for a file but you want to exclude some particular directories from the search. -prune is used to ignore files and directories from your search Lets
I assume you are already familiar with High Availability Cluster and it's architecture. In another article I have shared a step by step guide to configure High Availability Cluster on Linux. GFS2 is based on
I have written one more article with the steps to configure FreeIPA server and client which can also act as an alternate to Microsoft Active Directory. And since FreeIPA is a GUI based, it can be a
There are few commands which you can use to get a list of last logged in users with time details Command 1 last - show listing of last logged in users Description This command
Now in Linux we have two types of groups Primary Group Secondary Group View all the members of the primary group First you need to know the GID of the group of whoose members
Q: How do you know what default values would be assigned to a user when created using useradd command? A: These are the two files which contain the default values to be assigned to a
Here I have tried to show you a list of options or arguments which you can use with find command to narrow down your search queries. 1. Find all the files with respect to their