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SQL 2005: Truncating Log Files and Recovering Space

A common issue for users of SQL Server databases is disk space and the size of the physical log file and database. While I’m not going to attempt to make a “one size fits all” statement on database maintenance plans, I thought...

what is cpanel - Sample postwwwacct.dir scripts

Sample postwwwacct.dir scripts

This directory contains some sample scripts that can be dropped into /etc/postwwwacct.dir. Note that you need to be root to set up this stuff, which means usually that you’ll need a dedicated server or VPS to run these scripts (a very...

linux - The root of Linux

The root of Linux

Linux        Linux is a collective name for a class of Unix computer operating systems. The name of the kernel of the Linux operating system is also “Linux”. The Linux operating system is also...

linux - Convert spaces to underscores using a script

Convert spaces to underscores using a script

I had several files that had spaces in their names and I wanted to convert those spaces to underscores. Here’s how I did it. If you don’t have one already, make a bin directory in your home directory: cd mkdir bin In...

linux - More or Less

More or Less

Less

ls | less

Commands to use with less:

space = move ahead a pageb = move back a pageq = quit less

linux - I can't remember the root password!

I can’t remember the root password!

When the LILO: prompt appears (or boot: prompt if you inserted a boot disk), enter: linux -s or linux single When the bash# prompt appears, enter: passwd This will then prompt you for a new root password, without asking for the old one...

linux - Symbolic/soft links & hard 🔗 links

Symbolic/soft links & hard 🔗 links

Soft links Pointers to programs, files, or directories located elsewhere (just like Windows shortcuts)If the original program, file, or directory is renamed, moved, or deleted, the soft link is broken. If you type ls -F you can see...

linux - Memory information

Memory information

Run at the command line:

cat /proc/meminfo = memory usage information

free = how much memory is currently unused