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Category Archives: CentOS
Mail Command Missing in Centos
If the mail command is missing in CentOS you just need to install the mailx package. You can do this with the following yum command: yum install mailx
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Extract the audio from a flash video
Extract the audio from a flash video. ffmpeg -i video.flv -acodec copy track.mp3
Unix / Linux: See Colourised Filesystem Disk Space Usage
This is a neat little program which with give you a “graphical” display of the free space from the command line. http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/unix-linux-bsd-pydf-command-in-colours.html
Factory Reset The Linux OS
I came across an interesting article the other day about the sys-unconfig command. If you run the command it will wipe out all of your OS settings and re-runs the original setup after it reboots. sys-unconfig
How to configure VirtualBox to Auto start and stop Guest VM | CentOS | Linux Tutorial
I had written a script similar to this one to handle my Virtual-box systems but they have it all put together nicely. How to configure VirtualBox to Auto start and stop Guest VM | CentOS | Linux Tutorial.
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