Category | Linux

How do I get ls to display in color

Posted on 28 September 2011

Login as root and add the –color option to the command. ls -al –color /etc Open the .bashrc file with your favorite text editor. For example, you could type vi /root/.bashrc at the command line to open the file. Under the line “# User specific aliases and functions” type: alias ls=”ls -alh –color” alias ll=”ls -alh –color” [...]

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Qmail-Remove

Posted on 12 March 2010

Qmail-Remove will remove messages containing a particular string from your Qmail queue. Mails are *not* deleted from the queue! They are only stored, temporarily, in $qmail-queue/yanked/, where you can view them individually and restore them back to the queue manually. There is currently no support for restoring them automatically. By default, Qmail-Remove assumes that your [...]

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Parsing arguments for your bash/shell

Posted on 22 December 2009

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