Category: Linux command line
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FIND
Find is a pretty cool command line tool for … yep… finding files and folders. It has a lot of flexibility including times based on creation, modified and other time based variables. I used it to create a list of files created after a server migration that had inadvertantly been saved to the old server…
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Tethering HTC
Sudo route del default Sudo nmap -sP 192.168.42.192/24 To find phone ip Sudo route add default gw Sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf Comment out old dns. To revert: Sudo service networking restart
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Network:/
Network:/Displays printers and intelligent pcs (usually not Windows) Webdav:/ (sharing samba over ftp) Zerconf:/ displays upnp
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Finding PCs on a linux network
Just installed Kubuntu on my Work PC, Server is linux, dev server is linux, 3 other PCs are different versions of Windows. sudo nmap -O ipaddress/24 This will list all ips alive and their ports and guess the OS. there is a version of Nmap available for Windows, having not used it though, I cannot…