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How to echo colored text in linux shell script

  • Kedar
  • December 4, 2009
Having a colourful display on shell script is something that’d beautify your experience. Using colour text and echos will help you to highlight and distinguish the shell output on a…
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Simple Shell Script to Monitoring Disk Space on a Linux Machine

  • Kedar
  • January 11, 2009
This article explain a way to get a mail as soon as the disk usage reaches to its critical level to avoid issues later. To set a simple monitor on Linux /…
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Linux Shell Commands – quick how-tos

  • Kedar
  • January 10, 2009
Following are linux commands, tricks for doing regular tasks. Rename files: replace space by _ in linux: for files in *; do mv “$files” `echo $files | tr ‘ ‘…
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  • MySQL Major Version Upgrade Checklist (Zero Downtime Strategy)
    Upgrading MySQL major versions in production is never just a version bump - it’s a carefully planned process involving compatibility checks, replication strategy, testing, and controlled cut-over.In this episode, we walk through a practical MySQL Major Version Upgrade Checklist based on real-world DBA workflows. We are covering MySQL replication as base setup for upgrade. It […]
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2 responses to “Linux Shell Commands – quick how-tos”

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    April 4, 2016

    […] Linux Shell Commands – quick how-tos. […]

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    nuriel
    October 16, 2012

    Nice collection

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