Many people are not aware of some additional command line switches for most if not all dos commands. In this article I will briefly try to explain one or more […]
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Small Batch file to transfer files over FTP
I was going through some old archived files and thought this one might be useful. This small script will transfer files over ftp from a batch file. First create a […]
Small Batch file to Map a Network Drive
This one may be useful if you have more than one Pc in your home/office network and you would like to make a mapped network drive from the command line. […]
How to mount a NFS Share on Linux
This one may be a bit simple but it may help someone remember the syntax.This command will mount an NFS share in linux to an exisiting empty folder called /mountpoint. […]
How to get open file information on Linux
Here is a small command line util that I have used many times. It will show a list of open files on a linux system. I have used this command […]
10 Useful Linux Commands
It seems that most of my linux command posts are more popular than the others so I have decided to put a list together of some of the most popular […]
How to find files over X days old on Linux
This has come up a few times and I thought I would share it. If you need to find files in a directory over 60 days old /usr/bin/find /directory/to/look/in -atime […]
How to FTP files automatically.
The below script may come in handy for someone that needs to pull files for whatever reason to a separate location for processing. I realize that this is not the […]
Gathering Linux DIsk I/O Stats
Here is a small Linux command that I have used frequently to look at disk performance on some of my Linux servers. iostat -xdkt 30 360 >> iostat-results.txt The above […]
How to Extract Service Pack Files
Here is one that I have used a few times and never remember so I alway have to search for it. The below steps will take a Microsoft Service Pack […]