rsync is a very good utility for synchronising files over a network. It works based on the delta-transfer algorithm—only data in the source that do not exist on the destination are copied over. This method saves plenty of time and bandwidth compared to the standard cp command.
Example: rsync $SRC $DST
Some Ubuntu users may had experienced this problem. And it’s can’t be fixed by simply typing sudo dpkg –configure -a . I got a way to resolve it, but users must be remember that I am not responsible for any trouble caused by this solution. I tried, and it works on my PC.
How to resolve it?
Only a quick update since the request of the newest Linux Journal has flooded my comment approval zone.
To download the latest Linux Journal, please refer to this link:
It does look eye-catching right? Cracking PDF password in Ubuntu. I posted this because sometimes I got pissed off when I need to open important PDF files and forgot the magic words. Here I will show you how to crack it and remove that password for good.This is the simple way to crack it:
This is a simple tutorial to show you how to read your e-mail by using the Linux terminal in Ubuntu distribution.
It may sounds like a geek, but it is indeed easy to be applied inside your Ubuntu. Alpine 2.0 client mail is the right answer to do this. It is kinda interesting to know that this e-mail client is quite different with the other e-mail client. It only need Command Line Interface(CLI) instead of Graphical User Interface(GUI). You even can access the e-mail without accessing your XWindow by using alpine.
Installation code:
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