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Use "top" to get a view of your server's performance such as processor, memory and swap utilisation and see a rolling display of the top cpu using processes.
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Use "top" to get a view of your server's performance such as processor, memory and swap utilisation and see a rolling display of the top cpu using processes.
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If you need to perform a command a second time on a different file, you can use command replacement with the ^ symbol. e.g. "cp foo.txt /to/some/directory" then "^foo^bar", expanding to: "cp bar.txt /to/some/directory".
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If you need to perform a command a second time on a different file, you can use command replacement with the ^ symbol. e.g. "cp foo.txt /to/some/directory" then "^foo^bar", expanding to: "cp bar.txt /to/some/directory".
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You can contact the Ubuntu Server team on IRC using chat.freenode.net in channel #ubuntu-server. You can also use http://webchat.freenode.net.
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You can contact the Ubuntu Server team on IRC using chat.freenode.net in channel #ubuntu-server. You can also use http://webchat.freenode.net.
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You can edit your network configuration in /etc/network/interfaces and enable your changes by issuing the command sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart.
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You can edit your network configuration in /etc/network/interfaces and enable your changes by issuing the command sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart.
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If the empty file ~/.hushlogin exists on the server, login to the server will be super quiet. Only the bash prompt is displayed.
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If the empty file ~/.hushlogin exists on the server, login to the server will be super quiet. Only the bash prompt is displayed.
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To find a package which name or description contains a keyword use: 'apt-cache search <keyword>'. 'apt-cache showpkg <packagename>' to get details.
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To find a package which name or description contains a keyword use: 'apt-cache search <keyword>'. 'apt-cache showpkg <packagename>' to get details.
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If you need to compile a piece of software, you may need to install the build-essential package. Use 'sudo apt-get install build-essential'.
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If you need to compile a piece of software, you may need to install the build-essential package. Use 'sudo apt-get install build-essential'.
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You can use the text-based web browser w3m to browse the Internet in your console screen. e.g 'w3m http://ubuntu.com'
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You can use the text-based web browser w3m to browse the Internet in your console screen. e.g 'w3m http://ubuntu.com'
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The free command tells you the status of your memory and swap, how much you have used and how much you have left.
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The free command tells you the status of your memory and swap, how much you have used and how much you have left.
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If you know you typed a command or password wrong, you can use ctrl + u to delete the whole line or ctrl + w to delete just a word.
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If you know you typed a command or password wrong, you can use ctrl + u to delete the whole line or ctrl + w to delete just a word.
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