I came across a couple of Linux commands that I have not used before and wanted to share them in case anyone else find them useful. I used them to […]
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How do I include the date in a Windows Batch file?
I have used this many times to add a date in batch files. This example works for Windows batch files but can be adjusted for other uses. You can set […]
Useful Linux Command – with output redirection
This one has been around for a while but in case you have not come across (and in case I forget myself) here is another useful Linux command: ls > […]
Small Batch File to get a list of files in a certain direct...
If you have ever needed to get a simple list of files in a particular folder from a command line or batch file, here is a small batch file that […]
Small Batch file to transfer files over FTP
I was going through some old archived files and thought this one might be useful. This small script will transfer files over ftp from a batch file. First create a […]
How to FTP files automatically.
The below script may come in handy for someone that needs to pull files for whatever reason to a separate location for processing. I realize that this is not the […]
Small Shell Script for Linux
Here is one shell script I used recently. Now I am not the most fluent in scripting languages so this is probably not the only way to do this but […]
Too many Zombies???
Ever run a “top” command on a linux machine and notice a number of “zombie processes”? Zombies are already dead processes that you really cant get rid of without a […]