This demonstrates using curl to send an HTTP request with an empty Host header.

This demonstrates forcefully terminating a process using the kill command with the -9 signal.

This script lists all available versions of the wget package using the apt package manager.

This demonstrates using curl to chain multiple HTTP requests in a single command, including a POST request with data and a subsequent GET request.

This demonstrates calculating the logarithm of 100 with base 10 using the bc command.

This script uses rsync to synchronize and copy the contents of the /foo directory from a remote host to the local /bar directory, preserving permissions and timestamps while compressing the data during transfer.

This demonstrates the use of the pidof command to find the process ID (PID) of a running program named foo.

This demonstrates sending a POST request with a file as binary data using curl.

This demonstrates uninstalling a package using the apt package manager.

This demonstrates the use of the tree command to display a directory structure in a tree-like format.

This demonstrates sending a PROPFIND HTTP request with XML data and custom headers using curl.

This demonstrates using egrep to recursively search for lines containing either foo or bar within the /baz directory.

This demonstrates listing files and directories with detailed, human-readable information using the ls command.

This demonstrates displaying the directory structure in a tree-like format, including hidden files and directories, using the tree command.

This demonstrates using grep to search for a specific string in a file and conditionally print a message if the string is found.

This cron job schedules the foo command to run every hour at the beginning of the hour.

This demonstrates sending a POST request with curl to multiple URLs in a single command.

Extract the first 5 lines from the sales.csv file and save them to a new file named top_sales.csv. This demonstrates how to use the head command to quickly extract a portion of a file.

Start a new tmux session to manage multiple terminal windows and panes efficiently.

This snippet demonstrates using curl with a client certificate (mycert.pem) to make a secure HTTPS request to https://secure.example.com. This is an example of how to authenticate with a client certificate in a curl request.