List Linux users via the shell
If you have a need to find the user accounts present on a Linux computer via the shell the below command should help. This will list all users on the computer that have a home directory, you could also run the …
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Finding SUSE and openSUSE version number and service pack level via the shell
To find the version of SUSE or openSUSE and the service pack / patch level installed via the shell run the command; cat /etc/SuSE-release You should get an output like the below; SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (x86_64) VERSION = 11 …
Changing the time zone on CentOs from the shell
Changing the time zone on CentOs from the shell You can enter the command date to view the current time zone To change the time zone you need to create a link from the appropriate location under “/usr/share/zoneinfo/..” to “/etc/localtime” For …