Monthly Archives: August 2007
Most Common UNIX Find Command
The find command is the most useful command on a UNIX box. System administrators use this powerful utility frequently. Presented here, ladies and gentlemen, are the most commonly used ‘find’ options. (Let’s add more as time goes on, alright?) Find a file or directory # find . -name TEMP -print or # find . -name … Continue reading
Disabling Sun Keyboard Abort Sequence
Here is the scenario all you SysAds out there… You accidentally initiated an abort sequence in one of your Solaris (sparc) box. As a consequence, your SPARC-based SYSTEM WENT INTO THE prom MODE. You need to disable the default keyboard abort sequence. The default keyboard abort sequence on a Solaris system is sent with the … Continue reading
Popular Unix Flavors
Unlike Windows, you know that it is from Microsoft and is only one. Unix, however is not a single operating system. It has many flavors (aka. variants, types, or implementations). Although based on a core set of Unix commands, different flavors have their own unique commands and features, and designed to work with different types … Continue reading
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