Check http headers with wget
If you want to see the http headers from your shell, you can do it with: wget –no-check-certificate –server-response –spider https://yourwebsite.something […]
Category: Linux
rdesktop from Linux
You can easily access your Windows computer desktop from a Linux computer with the tool rdesktop: [bash]rdesktop -u username -d domainname -k […]
Colours in nano
I am writing most of my bash script with nano editor. If one want to get colours in nano, on can do: […]
dig
Sometimes you like to know some more what is behind a web-address or a domain-name. Then the linux command ‘dig’ can be […]
Find your files
In Linux you can use the command ‘find’ to find files and folders and then also do something with them on your […]
Git
Git is a tool that can help you track changes in your files, specially when you share your files with your friends […]
Using unix command ‘du’, disk usage
Sometimes you like to know which folders are using up all your space on your Linux server. This command will sum up […]