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[edit] howto Usage
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{{Tip InItSelf|Tip Description|Command line}}
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[edit] Collection
[edit] Portage
| Tip: Construct a package and not to install it
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| emerge -vBa nombrePaquete
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| Tip: The environment update
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env-update && source /etc/profile
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| Tip: Emerge an specific version
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| emerge -va =category/package-1.0
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[edit] Bash/search/locate
| Tip: Locate libs that it lacks to an application (useful if we prepare binary of 32 bits in environments of 64 bits)
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ldd `which application` | grep "not found"
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| Tip: Show the alias of an order or his path (more complete that which)
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| command -v command
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| Tip: locate recursively files in a dir and make some action with them.
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| find ~/public_html/cgi-bin -type f -name "*.cgi" -exec chmod 755 {} \;
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| Tip: List the files that contain a word in itself.
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| find src -type f -iname '*.c' -exec grep -l -i "variable" {} \;
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| Tip: Build tar.gz tar.bz2 packages
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| tar cfvz file.tar.gz ./dir && tar cfvj file.tar.bz2 ./dir
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| Tip: Write an ISO image in a Pen Drive
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| dd if=image.iso of=/dev/sda
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[edit] screen
| Tip: To list sessions list
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| screen -ls
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| Tip: To Initiate session without to enter
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| screen -dmS devel
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| Tip: To enter Session: ( * leave with Ctrl-a d)
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| screen -x devel
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[edit] Network
| Tip: To see your net's IPs:
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| nmap -sP 192.168.0.0/24
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