by Karthikeyan Sadhasivam
on August 21, 2014
Apart from the default route, you can also configure additional routes.
For example, your server you might have 2 interfaces (eth0 and eth1). By default, all the traffic is routed through interface eth0 irrespective of what IP address you have configured on eth1.
To route the incoming and outgoing traffic through eth1, other than the default route (eth0), you also need to add additional routes for eth1 .
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by Balakrishnan Mariyappan
on August 11, 2014
For Debian based systems like Ubuntu, you can use aptitude command for package management from the command line.
This article explains several aptitude command examples including the following:
- Install a specific version of a package
- Install multiple packages using pattern
- Search for a package using pattern
- Get packages under a section
- Don’t update a specific package (Using hold and keep)
- Mark a package with a specific install type
- Perform system update
- Perform safe upgrade
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by Terrence Sun
on August 10, 2014
Most software products usually have a programmatic automation of input and output interface, which facilitate the monkey test.
With these interface, the product can be fully tested under various user input conditions.
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by Koscica Dusko
on August 7, 2014
There are three types of cryptography techniques :
- Secret key Cryptography
- Public key cryptography
- Hash Functions
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by Karthikeyan Sadhasivam
on August 6, 2014
insserv command is used to control the start and stop order of the services that are on a Linux system.
It enables an installed system init script (boot script) by reading comment header of the init script and calculating the dependencies between all the scripts.
Insserv scans for the system facilities in the configuration file /etc/insserv.conf and the directory /etc/insserv.conf.d.
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by Balakrishnan Mariyappan
on August 5, 2014
Audacity is an open source software for manipulating audio. The following are few important features of audacity:
- Record live audio
- Playback recorded audio/sound files
- Edit sound files by cut, copy & paste.
- Convert audio from one format to another
Apart from Linux you can also install Audacity on Windows and Mac OS X.
This article explains few essentials features of audacity with screenshots.
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by Karthikeyan Sadhasivam
on August 4, 2014
Navisphere CLI is a command line interface tool for EMC storage system management.
You can use it for storage provisioning and manage array configurations from any one of the managed storage system on the LAN.
It can also be used to automate the management functions through shell scripts and batch files.
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by Luke P. Issac
on August 3, 2014
What is Grunt?
Grunt is a command line task runner; i.e a build tool.
Grunt is supposed to be used with node.js installation. It is built on top of node. Grunt is available as a package at npm repository.
Two Purpose of Grunt
The major purpose of Grunt is automation. The following are two main reasons to use Grunt:
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