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How to turn Off linux password expiration?

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Question : How to turn off password expiration under Linux? Answer:The  Encrypted password list is stored  in /etc/shadow file cat /etc/shadow   root:$1$dkk&Iw6zvgu$P3ms0o5GiXv66BzNXe0:15294:0:99999:7:: This is the explanation of...

HowTo: Flush Contents Of a Memcached Server Using Command Line

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I've installed memcached server under Linux but it is still showing old data. How do I flush the contents of a Memcached instance /...

Install Rkhunter

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Overview rkhunter (Rootkit Hunter) is a Unix-based tool that scans for rootkits, backdoors and possible local exploits. It does this by comparing SHA-1 hashes of important...

Docker Install on Centos 7

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Docker is a containerization technology that allows you to quickly build, test and deploy applications as portable, self-sufficient containers that can run virtually anywhere.In...

How To Use the grep Command in Linux

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How do I use grep command in Linux operating systems? Can you give me a simple example of grep command?The grep command searches the...

How to find out the spam mailing script’s location – Exim

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The Exim mail server has a lot of options/commands to find out the details of spammers easily from the command line. We can find out...

Linux: Tarball Delete ( remove ) File

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How do I delete or remove a single file from within a tar ball under Linux operating systems?You can use the following syntax to...

Install Memcache onto cPanel running CentOS

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Memcached is a service that allows entire database tables to be stored in memory, drastically speeding up queries to those tables and alleviating database load....

Basic Commands Part I: Compress and decompress files using rar, bzip,...

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This is a series of lessons of “Basic Commands “ that focuses on command-line usage, in this serie you will learn the tools and...

Linux: Finding and Locating files with find command part # 1

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Many newcomers find it difficult use the find command at shell prompt under Linux. Find is nifty tool on remote server where UNIX admin can...