Unix/Linux Reference

Ubuntu set static ip in Ubuntu or Debian

To configure a static IP (an IP that will never change) in Ubuntu Debian via Bash you must edit the file
/etc/networking/interfaces and put in something similar to the following:

MacOSX screenshot on mac

I always have to look this up for some reason :

to make a screen shot on a mac use any of the following:

Ubuntu Mount network drive using Samba

Use the following commands to mount a Windows or Samba share on the network:

MacOSX Mount smb share from command line

Mount a share on the network using samba.

Unix/Linux Linux file permissions

Octal digit Text equivalent Binary value Meaning 0 --- 000 All types of access are denied 1 --x 001 Execute access is allowed only 2 -w- 010 Write access is allowed only 3 -wx 011 Write and execute access are allowed 4 r-- 100 Read access is allowed only 5 r-x 101 Read and execute access are allowed 6 rw- 110 Read and write access are allowed 7 rwx 111 Everything is allowed

Ubuntu install curl extension for php

install curl extension for php

BASH Find Bash

find by name

Samba Quick easy Samba home network

Put something like this in smb.conf:

Unix/Linux Simple file operations

Unpack tarball

Unix/Linux Harddrive info and manipulation

list available harddrives (Debian / Ubuntu):