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Lets Play with Netstat

Hello Readers !! Today I am here with few commands that you can use in your Ubuntu System to know about Network Related information. The command I can simply say netstat: http://linux.die.net/man/8/netstat Man - page you surely going to need for reference. Just open a terminal with CTRL+ALT+T (If Ubuntu) and then changed to root user with either sudo -i or su  -root Then start now!! How many ports you have in your System ?                              # netstat -a       2.  How may ports are listening now ?                              # netstat -l      3. What is the routing of your network ?                             # netstat -r       4. If a program/service access some port number , what is it ?                          # netstat -ap | grep ftp        Hope that helps. For more information use that man-page.

What is the Best Open Source OS ?

Hello Readers!! I am back after a long time, again I am here. So today I would like to give you some statistical analysis of which Open Source OS is using by maximum number of users in the world. I will just give you top 5. Ubuntu OpenSUSE Mint Linux Fedora Bodhi CentOS 1. Ubuntu If you are new user to Linux and want to learn something about Linux , I will point you too Ubuntu only. Infact my Linux journey has started with Ubuntu only. Rating :9/10 2. OpenSUSE Something never change and will upgrade themselves to keep on counting their users, OpenSUSE its still rocking with new features. Rating : 9/10 3. Mint Linux Its actually derivative of Ubuntu.But still attracting new users and somehow its attracting current Ubuntu users too. But AFAIK its better to stay with Ubuntu. Rating : 8/10 4. Fedora I felt some what complicated while started this but still a most secure linux. Its advantage is its support from RedHat. Good for System Administrators.

Install osTicket in your Ubuntu

Hello Readers!! Today we are going to know how to install & run osTicket , a open source(commercial too) Ticket management tool in your Ubuntu(Linux too). Step 1: Open your terminal and run these below commands one after one. sudo -i aptitude install apache2 php5 libapache2-mod-php5 php5-imap aptitude install mysql-server mysql-client php5-mysql aptitude install phpmyadmin aptitude install unzip  php5enmod imap && sudo service apache2 restart Those above commands will install Apache2,MySQL server,PHP, unzip software. If you dont aptitude installed you can install or instead you may use apt-get,yum similar tools. Step 2: After installing , download osTicket from  OS_Ticket_Download   and save it. Step 3: Then Open your terminal and paste these commands one after one in your terminal  mkdir /var/www/osticket  mv  <here_path_to_OS_ticket> /var/www/osticket/  unzip <here_path_to_OS_ticket> Step 4: Next change your directory to extracted osticket and then do followin

Objective C Programming

Hello Readers!! This week I am giving a start to Objective C Programming language. This a very famous and easy language to learn and the people who have learned this can lead to iPhone application Development and System  Application development too. Actually this project has undertaken by http://www.gnustep.org/ and there we are grabbing the software we need to install from there only . To move to download page you can click here. There download GNUstep Startup , GNUstep Make ,GNUstep Base , GNUstep GUI , GNUstep Backend There download the above mentioned software and install them with default order. as I have seen you may need 500MB - 600 MB freespace in your system. In the next step , I will start you with how to write a program and compilation,run of it. Hope that helps on installing Objective C in your windows.