281bashThis demonstrates exporting the current user's crontab entries to a specified file for backup purposes.crontab -l > /path/crontabexternal toolscrontabcrontab export (backup)
282bashThis demonstrates removing a scheduled task with ID 1 using the at command.at -r 1external toolsattask schedulingremove task
283bashThis demonstrates using the ping command to check network connectivity to example.com.ping example.comexternal toolspingnetwork connectivity check
284bashThis command displays detailed information about the wget package, including its version, dependencies, and description.apt show wgetexternal toolsapt
285bashThis demonstrates displaying network interface statistics using the netstat command.netstat --interfacesexternal toolsnetstatnetwork interface statistics
286bashThis demonstrates a basic network scan using nmap to identify open ports and services on a specific IP address.nmap 192.168.4.3external toolsnmapnetwork scan
287bashThis demonstrates querying DNS records for a domain using the host command.host example.comexternal toolshostDNS query
288bashThis demonstrates using curl to make an HTTP request while overriding DNS resolution for a specific domain.curl --resolve www.example.org:80:127.0.0.1 http://www.example.org/external toolscurlHTTP request with custom DNS resolution
289bashThis demonstrates using curl to send an HTTP GET request and follow redirects.curl --location http://www.example.comexternal toolscurlHTTP requestsGET request with redirects
290bashThis snippet demonstrates using curl to make an HTTPS request while specifying a custom CA certificate bundle for secure server verification.curl --cacert ca-bundle.pem https://example.com/external toolscurlHTTPS request with custom CA certificate
291bashThis code runs the ls command on a file named exists and redirects the standard output (stdout) to a file named stdout.txt. This demonstrates how to capture the standard output of a command into a file.ls exists 1> stdout.txtexternal toolsls
292bashThis demonstrates listing and sorting directory contents in a user-friendly format using ls.ls -lh --sort=timeexternal toolslssorting and formatting options
293bashThis script concatenates the contents of all .txt files in the current directory into a single file named all.txt.cat *.txt > all.txtexternal toolscatfile concatenation
294bashThis demonstrates using curl to send HTTP requests to multiple URLs in a single command.curl http://url1.example.com http://url2.example.comexternal toolscurlURL fetchingmultiple URLs
295bashThis demonstrates performing a basic HTTP POST request using curl.curl -X POST http://example.org/external toolscurlHTTP requestsPOST request
296bashThis demonstrates searching for multiple patterns (foo or bar) in files within the /baz directory recursively using grep.grep 'foo\|bar' /baz -Rexternal toolsgrepregex filter (regular expression filter)multiple patterns
297bashThis demonstrates listing the contents of the current directory using the ls command.ls ls .external toolslsdirectory listing
298bashThis demonstrates a basic SSH connection to a remote host.ssh user@hostnameexternal toolssshbasic ssh connection
299bashThis code finds and deletes files in a specified directory that are older than 30 days using the find command.find /path -type f -mtime +30 -deleteexternal toolsfindfile search and manipulationdeletion based on modification time
300bashThis prints the current date in ISO 8601 format using the date command.date --iso-8601external toolsdatedate formatting