Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, CentOS Tutorials
Zip is a popular compression format and tool used to put files in a single and compressed file with the *.zip extension. The zip provides a lot of advantages like compression and saving space, easy and fast transfer, single file, etc. Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, RHEL, CentOS, Mint, etc. provide the zip command for … Read more
The rsync is a utility to transfer and synchronize files and folders between different computers in an efficient and secure way. The rsync command is provided by all Linux distributions, Unix systems. The rsync command provides easy synchronization, compression for network optimization, multithread performance, etc. In this tutorial, we examine how can we use the … Read more
The dd command is a very useful command used to copy data from one source into a destination. The dd command created in the Unix system in order to copy and convert files and also used in Linux too. The most powerful feature of the dd command is the ability to copy data as raw. … Read more
The scp command can copy files securely from the local system to the remote system via the network. During the copy from local to remote the transmitted data is encrypted which makes this copy secure. Also, specified local directories or files can be copied recursively to the remote system. In this tutorial, we will examine … Read more
The rsync is a command-line tool that is used to copy and synchronize files and folders over the network connection. It is very fast and versatile which makes it from other command-line tools. The rsync tool provides a lot of features for sync and copy operation where one of them is excluding files and directories. … Read more