Flashcard Set: Linux System Administrators
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Linux: Command to make the index fil... How do you get xargs to send incoming... How do you change where xargs places ... How do you get xargs to print out com... How do you get xargs to prompt before... Option to get mkdir to create any par... Linux: Command to compare two direct... Linux: Command to run another comman... What is purpose of syslogd daemon What is the format of syslogd configu... Linux: What command is used to read ... Script available on Red Hat Linux for... Tool that helps filter through the lo... How do you list the installed rpm pac... How do you get a description of insta... How do you get a list of contents of ... How do you get a list of rpm package'... How do you install an rpm package How do you preview installation of rp... How do you remove an rpm package Linux: how to install software with yum Linux: how to update every yum instal... Linux: how to update a yum installed ... Linux: how to remove a yum installed ... Linux: how to find information about ... Linux: how to install / remove a grou... Linux: how to update a yum group package Linux: how to list all available grou... Linux: how to install / update from a... Linux: how to reinstall yum package Linux: how to downgrade a yum package Linux: produce a list of configured y... Linux: how to find out which yum pack... Linux: search for yum packages matchi... Linux: how to list a description and ... Linux: how to clean up yum cache Linux: how to download and make all m... Linux: how to list yum packages provi... Linux: how to get a list of dependenc... Linux: where are configuration files ... Linux: how to check if there are any ... Linux: where do upstart jobs go Linux: find status of upstart jobs Linux: how to start / stop upstart jobs Linux: how to get a list of upstart ... Linux: command to synchronize files ... Linux: when a Linux system is booted... Linux: in the boot process, after the... Linux: the init process is configurab... Linux: to make a new service availabl...
Linux: Command to make the index fil... How do you get xargs to send incoming... How do you change where xargs places ... How do you get xargs to print out com... How do you get xargs to prompt before... Option to get mkdir to create any par... Linux: Command to compare two direct... Linux: Command to run another comman... What is purpose of syslogd daemon What is the format of syslogd configu... Linux: What command is used to read ... Script available on Red Hat Linux for... Tool that helps filter through the lo... How do you list the installed rpm pac... How do you get a description of insta... How do you get a list of contents of ... How do you get a list of rpm package'... How do you install an rpm package How do you preview installation of rp... How do you remove an rpm package Linux: how to install software with yum Linux: how to update every yum instal... Linux: how to update a yum installed ... Linux: how to remove a yum installed ... Linux: how to find information about ... Linux: how to install / remove a grou... Linux: how to update a yum group package Linux: how to list all available grou... Linux: how to install / update from a... Linux: how to reinstall yum package Linux: how to downgrade a yum package Linux: produce a list of configured y... Linux: how to find out which yum pack... Linux: search for yum packages matchi... Linux: how to list a description and ... Linux: how to clean up yum cache Linux: how to download and make all m... Linux: how to list yum packages provi... Linux: how to get a list of dependenc... Linux: where are configuration files ... Linux: how to check if there are any ... Linux: where do upstart jobs go Linux: find status of upstart jobs Linux: how to start / stop upstart jobs Linux: how to get a list of upstart ... Linux: command to synchronize files ... Linux: when a Linux system is booted... Linux: in the boot process, after the... Linux: the init process is configurab... Linux: to make a new service availabl...
