Here is a simple explanation of different types of backup methods. Below diagrams are showing three days backup in different methods. The blue color indicated the previous day’s full backup. Green is the growing data of each day. Orange is the quantity of backup data. I would like to explain one more scenario. One company [...]
Now we Rupee_Foradian font is ready for using Indian rupee symbol. It has created by Mangalore based Foradian Technologies Pvt Ltd . just download Rupee_Foradian.ttf from the following download link and install to your font directory. now you can use this in all application. This will be helpful for printing and designing. you are using [...]
The auto completion of Microsoft outlook is working with the help of a file with .NK2 extension. It is an auto generated file according to user activity. Sometimes you may need to edit the file to remove unwanted contacts from the auto completion list. There are no explorers like address book for this file. There [...]
. The location of the NK2 file created by Outlook might be different from one computer to another, depending on the operating system and the version of Outlook. Refer following path to fond the file
In many times, we all may required an output of specific column in a file, for example we want to know the users in the system, for this we need to open passwd file in /etc folder and view, but the file is having so much of information, it is time consuming to takeout user [...]
Fancy bash and ls color is helpful feature in linux. Once we install Debian lenny, the bash prompt and ls result will show in normal ( black and white ). so i planed to make some changes in the profile file. This will helpful for Linux server administrators. To change in to a colorful prompt [...]
In Linux we all work with lots of log files, like mail, squid, application etc…., all these files located in its own folder, for example, if we want to look for squid access log to monitor the site access, generally we do tail -f /var/log/squid/access.log, this involves lots of typing, we can make this simple [...]
We all know that, BASH stores the commands we entered in the terminal to .bash_history, we can see those commands using history command. Commands in the history can be executed by ! followed by the number, !5 (5th command in the history will get executed). But what if we only need to print the command, [...]
Imagine a situation that you want to see only the active configuration of squid.conf which is having 3532 line, to see the configuration you have to navigate through whole file from top to bottom, use this command to make your life easier.
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