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How to Search and Delete Files Containing Specific String in Name

27 Nov, 2017 By Saidul Hassan · Filed Under: How to

Open the terminal and go to the folder: Find results and test if it yields your desired results: find . -type f -name “*SpecificString*” And if the find command results desired output, type in the following in the terminal to delete action: find . -type f -name “*SpecificString*” -delete Or a shorter version: find /path/to/your/files/ […]

First published on 27 Nov, 2017 · Last updated 27 Nov, 2017 · Tagged With: find, grep, Terminal

How to find list of available shells using terminal command in Linux Mint 17.x/18.x

27 Feb, 2017 By Saidul Hassan · Filed Under: Linux Mint

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[toc] How to find list of available shells by command-line? Example: How to check which shell you are using? How to check which is the default shell for you? $SHELL gives you the default shell. $0 gives you the current shell. Terminal command for listing available shells. Example: Reference: http://askubuntu.com/questions/590899/how-to-check-which-shell-am-i-using http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/140286/how-to-find-list-of-available-shells-by-command-line http://askubuntu.com/questions/625601/terminal-command-for-listing-available-shells Disclaimer: As with […]

First published on 27 Feb, 2017 · Last updated 27 Feb, 2017 · Tagged With: How To, linux mint, shell, Terminal

How to add read & write permissions for the owner and group on folder & file name recursively?

29 Nov, 2015 By Saidul Hassan · Filed Under: Linux Mint

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To add read and write permissions for the owner and group on folder, open terminal and type: Add the -R option to recursively change the permissions of the folder and all files and sub-folders: Example: When you’re inside the folder, remove “folder name” and replace it with . If you want to have all of […]

First published on 29 Nov, 2015 · Last updated 29 Nov, 2015 · Tagged With: File Permission, How To, Terminal

Batch script to create directories & moving fixed number of files to those directories

30 Apr, 2021 By Saidul Hassan

How to use PrismJS syntax highlighter on WordPress without plugin

30 Mar, 2020 By Saidul Hassan

Download an Entire Website for Offline Viewing

26 Nov, 2019 By Saidul Hassan

How to color highlight .htaccess files in Xed/Gedit

20 Aug, 2018 By Saidul Hassan

HMA Pro VPN Setup for Multiple Locations without User/Password Every time in Linux CLI

14 May, 2018 By Saidul Hassan

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