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How to Schedule Tasks in Linux Using Crontab: Detailed Examples

How to Schedule Tasks in Linux Using Crontab: Detailed Examples

At Terminal By Rudi Drusian Lange ✦

Define custom scheduling ranges, explore essential commands, change the default editor, organize script scheduling by folders, and view execution logs

UEFI + GPT or BIOS + MBR: Operation and boot sequence
UEFI + GPT or BIOS + MBR: Operation and boot sequence
At Articles ✦
How to upload a new project to GitHub with Linux and SSH, no password
How to upload a new project to GitHub with Linux and SSH, no password
At Terminal ✦
What SSH keys are and how to use them instead of your network password
What SSH keys are and how to use them instead of your network password
At Terminal ✦
Using Git to share and collaborate on a project
Using Git to share and collaborate on a project
At Terminal ✦

Learning the basics of Git and the use of branches

Learning the basics of Git and the use of branches At Terminal ✦

An introduction to git: how to set up in a project, define basic configurations, manage branches, view histories and deal with conflicts

StickyFoot: javascript for displaying ads on the page footer

StickyFoot: javascript for displaying ads on the page footer At JavaScript ✦

Allows you to display sticky ads at the bottom of the website with a programmed time to appear or reappear

Managing users and privileges in mysql

Managing users and privileges in mysql At Database ✦

How to add, remove, search for active users and their privileges, how to create passwords with expiring date or login with no password. See how to set permissions with databases and tables

Commands to get information from the machine's hardware in Linux

Commands to get information from the machine's hardware in Linux At Terminal ✦

List of commands to display hardware configurations on the Linux machine using the terminal: cpu, memory, usb, network, video cards, HD, SSD, DVDs, sata, partitions, free space

Checking machine hardware information in the Linux terminal with lshw

Checking machine hardware information in the Linux terminal with lshw At Terminal ✦

The lshw command is used in the Linux terminal to generate detailed reports about hardware. See memory, processor, HD, SSD, network, pci, usb, scsi, sata, all in one command

TinyMCE: wrap selected text in the editor with a span element

TinyMCE: wrap selected text in the editor with a span element At JavaScript ✦

Configure a button to wrap selected text in the editor with a span element containing a specific class with custom styles

WabiLGPD, a script to implement cookie management on your website

WabiLGPD, a script to implement cookie management on your website At JavaScript ✦

Creates a customizable LGPD consent form, with multilingual support, in addition to automatically loading Google Analytics and Adsense upon user consent

Change permissions only for directories or files recursively

Change permissions only for directories or files recursively At Terminal ✦

Useful commands in the Linux terminal to fix permissions on large file and directory structures

Detect the language used in the user's browser using PHP

Detect the language used in the user's browser using PHP At PHP ✦

How to get the browser language in PHP and how to use this information to create a script that receives this value if no language is configured

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