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DIG is used to query information about various DNS records, including host addresses, mail exchganges, and name servers, eg. “dig maximef.com”. Install dig on Linux (Optional) Most modern Linux systems include the dig command. Verify that it’s installed by checking the software version. To do so, open a command line and enter the following: dig … Read more
Tutorial MySQL – Check the size of all Databases First, access the MySQL command-line (replace “root” by your mysql username) : Run this command to check the size of all the mySQL Database Size in MB : Here is the command outpout : In our example, a table showing the size of all MySQL databases … Read more
First, let’s clarify something: Linux is not an operating system! Linux is a kernel, to get an operating system, you need to choose a distrubution which will pack Linux as the kernel. There’s also other Unix-like operating systems which will pack BSD as the kernel instead of Linux. Both are good, but they have differents … Read more