Using the find command, one can locate a file by name.
When you want to find all of the files matching a certain filename pattern, a wildcard can be used with the find command. Here are some examples to get you started.
Locate and remove all core files in system using the find command.
Example commands used to set the system time in Solaris.
Simple command for Changing the root user password for MySQL using mysqladmin.
Using OpenSSH, it is possible to access TCP ports on remote systems, even those not on the host you are ssh’ing to, using tunnels.
Using ldapsearch from the command line, it is possible to find all of the naming contexts of the directory server (lowest level distinguished names like o=tech-recipes).
This shows how to use useradd in Solaris to add a user.
Simply, these are the examples of the commands used to view the routing table in Solaris.
This is a description of building and using a boot disc in Microsoft windows 2k and XP.
If a package file (i.e., from sunfreeware.com) exists in the current directory, this tech-recipe will allow you to install it on the system.
This tech-recipe tells Microsoft Windows to clear the page file during reboot or shutdown. This article works for XP, Vista, and Windows 7.
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