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sed: Ignore whitespace while matching a pattern

In my last articles I had shared the arguments with sed which can be used to perform case insensitive actions (search, replace..) in a file and to delete all blank lines from the file. Now

How to fix "Postponed keyboard-interactive for invalid user from port ssh2 [preauth]"

The other day I was unable to perform a passwordless (passphrase) based authentication for one of my user and for every attempt I was getting the below error Error: Postponed keyboard-interactive for invalid user deepak

How to print or grep only the matched string or text or word or pattern in Linux using bash

By default when we use grep without any switch it prints the entire line which matches the string we tried to grep for For eg I would like search for "ModLoad" in my rsyslog.conf file

How to forcefully sync date and time using the NTP server in Linux

The commands and steps to initiate a forceful sync with NTP server may vary based on the distribution you are using. By default if NTP service is running it will automatically sync the client's date

How to redirect specific log messages to separate log file using rsyslog in Linux

In my earlier articles I had shared the steps to transfer the rsyslog messages to a different host with and without TLS certificates. The difference is that with TLS certificates the transfer of log messages

How to find ethernet network card firmware and driver information in Linux

Based n the Linux Variant you use the commands and their output may differ. I have worked on Red hat Enterprise Linux and SuSE Enterprise Linux and below commands and method have been really very

How to suppress stdout / stderr messages or redirect (save) output to a log file (tee) in Linux

Many times when working on a script we execute multiple commands which we do not want to be printed on STDOUT, and only the intended information be printed on the terminal. Also there are times

How to compare floating point / decimal / version numbers using bash in Linux

I could not find any single utility in bash which can do such comparison for versions or decimals or floating point numbes unless it is an integer. Although if you want to do simple comparison

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