If you need to copy files from your local machine to a remote server using SSH protocol, you can do it by using the SCP command on Linux Ubuntu, Linux Mint and Debian as others.
The SCP utility comes by default with SSH, it is used for transferring files between remote computers. It uses the SSH protocol and has the...
An .APPLICATION file is a ClickOnce Deployment Manifest file that runs over .NET Framework.
This article describes what an APPLICATION file is and how to open one or convert one to a different format.
The .application is meant to run on Windows Systems, so,...
When you have a main shell script but inside it you call other shell scripts, let’s call then A.sh, B.sh and C.sh. All are successful and their exit codes are all equal to zero. However, when you look into the output file of the first script which is A, it contains an error message. In your logic sequence the...
Step by step on how to solve the "fatal: BRANCH RENAME FAILED" error when trying to rename the name of a git branch.
Are you running out of space on your Linux system? Here are several ways to clean your system to free up space in Ubuntu and other Linux distributions based on Debian as Linux Mint.
Over time, the hard drive of any operating system can be disorganized as programs are added and removed. If you have 1 TB (a Terabyte) of...
A quick and straightforward tutorial that demonstrates how to generate random numbers in C language.
You can use the same functions to work with C++.
The motivation came from the need of my programming students, especially from courses not directly linked with computer science, such as those of Electrical Engineering....
Linux is a multiuser operating system, and thanks to this several people may be authenticated and working on a particular machine at the same time.
To ensure safety, as good practice users do not share credentials in the same account, and each person will have their own access user. This means that best practices...
Threads, in C, C++, Java, PHP, Python or any other programming language, are independent execution flows from the same program.
Threads are functions that run at “background”, ie, while the program performs the main() function - in C, a thread may be running while main() in parallel.
So we can say that...