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Browse the command line history with ctrl-r and then type a few characters that you know are part of the command you are looking for.
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Scorri la cronologia della riga di comando con ctrl-r e quindi digita pochi caratteri che facciano parte del comando che stai cercando.
Translated and reviewed by Pietro La Porta
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:30
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Edit the command line with cut and paste: ctrl-k for cut, and ctrl-y for paste.
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Modifica la riga di comando tramite copia e incolla: ctrl-k per copiare, e ctrl-y per incollare.
Translated and reviewed by Pietro La Porta
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:33
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Reach the end-of-line with ctrl-e and the beginning of line with ctrl-a.
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Per spostarsi alla fine della riga corrente digitare ctrl-e, per tornare all'inizio ctrl-a.
Translated and reviewed by Giuliano
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:35
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Instead of typing the user and group, if they are the same (like for www-data) you can just type the user followed by a colon: 'sudo chown -R www-data: *'
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Se il nome dell'utente e quello del gruppo coincidono (come per www-data), anziché digitare entrambi, è possibile digitare solo il nome utente seguito dai due punti: "sudo chown -R www-data: *"
Translated and reviewed by Giuliano
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:39
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Use the "which" command to find if an executable is in your path, and if it is, where you can find the file. e.g. 'which nano'
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È possibile usare il comando "which" per scoprire se un certo eseguibile si trova nel PATH e, se c'è, la sua posizione. Per esempio "which nano"
Translated and reviewed by Giuliano
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:42
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Instead of typing exit or closing the terminal if you want to logout you can press Ctrl+D.
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È possibile terminare la sessione del terminale premendo Ctrl+D, anziché digitare exit o chiudere la finestra.
Translated and reviewed by Giuliano
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:45
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Use 'tail -f file' to watch a log file as messages get appended, and use 'tail -100 file' to change the count of lines read from the file.
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Usare <<tail -f file>> per visionare un file di registro via via che dei messaggi vengono aggiunti e <<tail -100 file>> per cambiare il conteggio delle righe lette dal file.
Translated and reviewed by Luca Petrolati
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:48
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An easy way to see what processes own which network connections: 'sudo netstat -tup' for connections and 'sudo netstat -tupl for listening process.
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Un modo semplice per vedere quali connessioni di rete ogni processo detiene, eseguire <<sudo netstat -tup>> per le connessioni e <<sudo netstat -tupl>> per i processi in ascolto.
Translated and reviewed by Luca Petrolati
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:51
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The 'history' command will show you the commands you've used before. Alternatively you can use the up arrow button to look through them.
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Il comando "history" mostra i comandi utilizzati precedentemente. In alternativa è possibile usare il pulsante freccia in su per consultarli.
Translated and reviewed by Giuliano
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:54
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To make a backup without typing the full path twice: 'cp /long/path/to/file/name{,.orig}' to create a copy with the suffix .orig
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Se si vuole fare un backup senza digitare il percorso completo per due volte: "cp /long/path/to/file/name{,.orig}" per creare una copia col suffisso .orig
Translated and reviewed by Giuliano
Located in ubuntu-server-tips:57
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Contributors to this translation: Andrea Amoroso, Antonio, Giuliano, Luca Petrolati, Pietro La Porta, Valter Mura, neuromancer.