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If you use MySQL either as a beginner or as a veteran administrator, you’ll eventually run across the MySQL error 1064. It’s one of the most common MySQL errors, and the system throws it when you make one of a number of syntax errors. No one is perfect, and even experienced database admins see this […]
At first glance, comparing strings in bash might appear to be a niche use-case scenario. But as I’ll explain below, it’s one of the most common operations you’ll be doing as a Linux command-line user. You can compare these strings in bash as standalone instructions on the command line or by entering these instructions into […]
In the context of the Linux command line, “Bash” can refer to two separate, but related activities: Both of the above are examples of using bash. It’s important to note, however, that there are other shells than Bash. For example, there is “sh (Bourne Shell)”, zsh, fish, and more. Bash is the most common shell […]
When you connect to a server via SSH for the first time, the program sends you a warning saying that it doesn’t recognize the remote host, and can’t be sure that the server to which you’re connecting, is in fact the one to which you intend to connect. This is normal, and unless you’ve manually […]
If you’re working on a project, you can hardly do without a version control system, and git is the very best. In fact, it’s so easy to use that you might be tempted to create various branches to test different features – which is a good thing! The ability to test your changes in git […]
If you’re going to be using the command line in Linux, you have to know how to save in vim. Vim is a powerful text editor commonly used on Linux systems and always comes pre-installed, so you don’t have to do anything to access it. Moreover, it has many advantages compared to other file editors. […]
Git is an invaluable tool when working on a code project involving multiple people. Version control provides a comprehensive history of a project, allowing you to trace its development from the beginning, letting you see who changed what, and also letting you go back in time to a specific version whenever you want. However, sometimes […]
An Ubuntu hostname is a unique identifier for your server. Despite what the name implies, these hostnames are primarily for internal consumption, and you won’t need to resolve it via a DNS server. So technically, there’s nothing stopping you from using a ridiculous hostname that doesn’t make sense. You could also use a hostname with […]
Renaming a file in Linux is easy, once you know how. You can do it from either the command-line or using the GUI, though the latter is faster and uses fewer resources. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to rename not just one file, but multiple files at the same time. In addition, I’ll […]
IPTables is the most comprehensive tool for managing traffic rules on your VPS server. The strange thing is that you might never have used it directly by invoking the “iptables” command on your server, but all the front-end tools like firewalld and CSF use IPTables in the background. We have a tutorial on NameHero on […]