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Protocol

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Protocol A protocol is a set of predefined rules that govern how two or more processes communicate and interact to exchange data. Protocols are considered as the building blocks of network communication. Computer protocols are used by communicating devices and software services to format...
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Setting permissions in files and folders in Linux

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Setting permissions in files and folders in Linux Types of permissions Linux has three types of permissions that can be assigned to users or groups. These permissions have been described in the table below: Types of Permissions Description Read The Read permission,...
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Utilities to compress and uncompress files in Linux

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Utilities to compress and uncompress files in Linux In this article, it is intended to discuss the following utilities that are used to compress and uncompress files in Linux: TAR GZIP & GUNZIP BZIP2 & BUNZIP2 TAR The TAR (Tape Archive) utility was originally designed...
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