this video is 1 of the very best I have seen so far about unix os, man you really know how to teach people the right way, so easy to understand when somebody xplains..
thanks for sharing, it really helped quick question, how can I copy multiple files from a directory to another director or to multiple directories. for example, I want to copy green, blue and red (files) from cars directory to house directory and also to cloths directory
Also , .. If your adding admin users (sudoers) to groups you need to make sure your using the -a flag. So you don't get removed from the sudoers list.If you do it's easy fix, but of course you won't find it here.
Nice walk-through but you really really should tell uses not to run directly in root as this is a huge security risk. This is what the sudo command is for. I understand for your demo running in root .. but you should warn people as I'm sure 80% of your viewers/subs are new linux users.
this video is 1 of the very best I have seen so far about unix os, man you really know how to teach people the right way, so easy to understand when somebody xplains..
This should be the best one on linux user management on youtube. Thanks for this.
Another great video. I learned/relearned lots of stuff from this video...and I actually understood and was able to keep up. LOL! You're da bomb!
great video. thanks man.
very good explain, simple and fast
Very well explained tutorial. Thank you.
thanks ..very nice explanation..keep posting
thanks for sharing, it really helped
quick question, how can I copy multiple files from a directory to another director or to multiple directories.
for example, I want to copy green, blue and red (files) from cars directory to house directory and also to cloths directory
Good explaination.
Good explanation! Thanks
Thanks! quite explanatory !
The su command stands for substitute user.
Awesome...Explanation..:)
When I do : cp -R /etc/skel /etc/skel -custom
it give me this: "cp: accessing 'om': No such file or directory"
Why???
Also , .. If your adding admin users (sudoers) to groups you need to make sure your using the -a flag. So you don't get removed from the sudoers list.If you do it's easy fix, but of course you won't find it here.
Thanks!
echo "test" | passwd --stdin user3 ... can you explain command plz
& thxx
I work on each and every concept, but I got a problem while deleting the user1. It won't work
try this command...userdel -r username
Nice walk-through but you really really should tell uses not to run directly in root as this is a huge security risk. This is what the sudo command is for. I understand for your demo running in root .. but you should warn people as I'm sure 80% of your viewers/subs are new linux users.