I like your channel. I am learning commands I never have used because it rarely gets mentioned in books and online articles. I have always used whoami, who and w.
Urgent PSA for all Script-Kittys: First, be aware that Command Substitution $( ) will spawn a new process that cannot see Global Variables !!! …Second, using the for-loop on a subset of files can be tricky because your argument cannot contain spaces: If you execute this on the command line with tab completion, then it'll become clear that you have to escape each space with backslash !!!
The cmp command is my favorite Linux command: I use the cmp command to detect any incompatibility between different patches: cmp -l base hack1 | while IFS= read -r line; do set $line; cmp -l base hack2 | grep "$1" ; done
The xxd command is my favorite Linux command: I use the xxd command to create & inspect binary files, as well as redirect its output to the diff & colordiff commands. You can also use xxd to remove the 16-byte iNes headers on NES ROMs.
Is the 'log' in logname for logging or is it for logins? It would be useful to know which user invoked the command that deleted the database, even when the command is ran with sudo.
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The logname command is your favorite Linux command? Well, that's the best choice you could have done!
He likes linux commands so much
I wonder if this guy ever goes home to his wife and says "Honey, you're my favorite person in the whole world!"
next command: mktemp -d -t
Your mom command is my favourite
every command in the world is your favorite command
I’m starting to think this dude has more than one favorite Linux command
the emerge command is my favourite
Dude every command is your favourite command
I like your channel. I am learning commands I never have used because it rarely gets mentioned in books and online articles. I have always used whoami, who and w.
This could actually be really useful for a script I was trying to write recently. Thank you
I'm beginning to suspect that all Linux commands are your favourite Linux command
The "The 'logname' Command in Linux" video is my favorite linux video
I've never heard of that command, but that one is certainly very useful!
This is my favourite short
Thats actually really handy to know especially as a server admin. Thanks!
Urgent PSA for all Script-Kittys: First, be aware that Command Substitution $( ) will spawn a new process that cannot see Global Variables !!! …Second, using the for-loop on a subset of files can be tricky because your argument cannot contain spaces: If you execute this on the command line with tab completion, then it'll become clear that you have to escape each space with backslash !!!
The cmp command is my favorite Linux command: I use the cmp command to detect any incompatibility between different patches: cmp -l base hack1 | while IFS= read -r line; do set $line; cmp -l base hack2 | grep "$1" ; done
The xxd command is my favorite Linux command: I use the xxd command to create & inspect binary files, as well as redirect its output to the diff & colordiff commands. You can also use xxd to remove the 16-byte iNes headers on NES ROMs.
The xdelta command is my favorite Linux command: I use the xdelta command to create & apply patches for romhacks & translations.
I often type the `id` command, but that's also the effective user. It has more options though.
I always wanted to know if it's me who's logged in into my computer.
good one ;😊
`whoami` is my favorite.
So logname if I want to confirm who I am accessing as, whoami to confirm if I have successfully elevated to root?
linux users try not to be insufferable challenge (impossible)
My favourite command is
sudo !!
love these, eagerly awaiting the video on the sl command, my favorite linux command
The ‘Robert’is my favorite name.
I love how you include the history of your favorite command.
logname on my WSL prints out "logname: no login name"….. THIS MEANS I AM A G-G-G-GHHOOOST? I am dead? Why did nobody tell me?
The ‘comment’ command is my favorite YouTube command.
As someone studying for the LPIC, I appreciate learning about new commands from this channel!!!
Neat
Is the 'log' in logname for logging or is it for logins?
It would be useful to know which user invoked the command that deleted the database, even when the command is ran with sudo.