You made my day by adding episode 7 today!! I recently switched from windows 10 to Ubuntu 20.04. I’ve always used windows os but always had a soft spot for Linux and well after watching your channel for a few months I decide to make the switch. Thanks for the education!! I also wanted to give you my respect. I was born in 88 and it’s very inspiring to see someone my age accomplish such great things!! ❤️✌🏻🖖🏻
It doesn't always work. There are situations when a hung process will not die even with -9. Usually seen when a process is waiting for something like disk or network.
Access your FREE Linux lab here: ntck.co/htbacad (HTB Academy) Welcome to episode 7 of the Linux for Hackers series. In this episode, NetworkChuck takes you on a journey of how to manage processes in Linux. He covers everything from how to find processes, put them in the foreground and background, and even how to KILL processes!! Checkout HTB: -HTB: ntck.co/htb -HTB Academy: ntck.co/htbacad 🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: ntck.co/Premium **Sponsored by Hack The Box 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:49 ⏩ Access your FREE Linux Lab 2:23 ⏩ recap: What is a Linux Process? 2:54 ⏩ the PS command (diving deeper) 4:40 ⏩ how to KILL a Linux Process 5:40 ⏩ find a process id by name (pgrep) 6:28 ⏩ ps….let’s talk more about it 8:00 ⏩ how to monitor Linux processes (top and htop) 9:01 ⏩ background and foreground processes 15:02 ⏩ the KILL command (deep dive)
Chuck, you are the best tech teacher I ever seen, I watch every single one of your video's, because every they have encouraged me to study linux, networking, security etc. You're always the best. Thank you very much.
Hi Chuck, at 7:46 you're telling us that "firefox" is still alive but in reality, the process you're seeing (9147) is your grep command/process (grepping firefox) run just before :). Anyway, great content and keep going.
I like watching people like you. Although I am very very familiar with Linux already, seeing people excited to use and learn about Linux makes me happy. Mostly coming from a world of Windows Server, I enjoy watching people use Linux for many things.
this is really amazing content, ive always been a windows user and a personal windows spokes person but now i even joined the HTB Academy all because of the amazing content. im in IT and i just realised how important Linux is and how easy and fun it can be to learn the system. Thanks man keep up the amazing work Chuck!
Learned something new today about killing processes. Love htop! I also use tmux to make it easier to keep the process going after I disconnect from SSH. The examples explained in the video are way cooler!
Thank you for everything you do on educating people. I love your videos so happy RUclips decided to recommend them to me. I've been hacked multiple times and was never really that technical. I've been learning more and becoming more technical. I have a career in Healthcare but have been wanting to make a career change to something else. I've been trying to learn how to code and more about networking and cyber security. I do have learning disabilities and dyslexia so it takes me a bit more time to get the information. I was thinking about going back to school for a Network Security Technician course but Hack the Box looks like it could be way better as it's more along how I learn. Keep up all the amazing work and much love.
Chuck thank you so much ! Ive learned so much from your videos ! I even showed my professor your channel and he loved it and wants to start assigning students homework to watch your videos.
At 7:45 firefox is NOT still running. grep just filtered the string firefox in the command you just ran. If you pay attention the process it returned is 'grep', not 'firefox'. This is why you use pgrep in the first place. Because grep also greps itself.
Thanks for the video sir!, anyway if someone have a problem in using bg 1 or something like that at 11:45. Now you must type with percentage like this "bg %1"
Are you going to IT or hacking? If hacking start with pen testing and take courses in ethical hacking since pen testing doesn't cover everything in hacking
Hello Chuck With kill -9 The process is killed. But I just wondered what the difference between kill -15 and kill -19 ? Anyway i've learned a lot. Thanks for these great videos. You're a great teacher. Thank you so much from France ♥♥♥
Can you do a video about using a raspberry pi, loaded with falcon pi player to control RGB lights? Never too early to start planning next years light show, right?
good video for beginners. the only exception with -9 is that it will not kill a process stuck in i/o wait (process status of D). saw that issue years ago in RHEL when df wouldn't die because of a stale nfs mount. the only way to get around that is to lazily umount (umount -l) then df should respond
I Know this won't reach you most probably.. but if it does.. Thanks alot And if don't .. I am already sharing the video by comenting on it.. Hacking the algorithm ;)
In Windows: 1. *Ctrl+Alt+Delete* launches _full-screen menu_ which _includes_ Task Manager in the menu-items. 2. *Ctrl+Shift+Esc* _launches Task Manager._ Or, if Task Manager is already open, _quits Task Manager._ 🌠The more you know. 🙂
Plz make a video on wifi hacking with Kali WSL Wireless interfaces are not recognised in Kali GUI I love your videos. Got to learn so much from this type of short informative videos. Thanks in advance
@7:40 not sure if someone already pointed it out. But it's actually showing you the grep command process, not firefox. if you type ps -aux | grep type_anything_here
I, like yourself, love working at the terminal. For me, I installed yakuake (this is for KDE, and there are versions for some of the other DE's), a drop-down style of terminal influenced by Quake's drop-down terminal. I found it more practical for my style of workflow.
subbed in the first video of the series, i wish you had tutorials for everything i am curious about, Figma, UX, Devops, JS, TS, CSS, Python, photoshop, logo design, branding etc lol very good explanations, simplifications abstractions etc thumbs up, it was so fun to watch every video. I lost when you said SIGTERM is kinda suggestion PLEASE DIE, PROCESS?
This guy makes everything fun
Learn with fun 🤩
Could make a class on watching paint dry and id sign up
please tell me it is real don't burst my bubble @@thisisnotok2100
You made my day by adding episode 7 today!! I recently switched from windows 10 to Ubuntu 20.04. I’ve always used windows os but always had a soft spot for Linux and well after watching your channel for a few months I decide to make the switch. Thanks for the education!! I also wanted to give you my respect. I was born in 88 and it’s very inspiring to see someone my age accomplish such great things!! ❤️✌🏻🖖🏻
You can kill using a job number, rather than a process ID with
kill %1 (or whatever job number).
I was thinking the same thing while watching this.
So "kill -9 %1"?
Chuck you are the Perfect IT teacher I was looking for Super easy and Great Explanations Thanks ♥️♥️
Always been confused about killing processes and never bothered learning why -9 always works. Now I know. Thanks 👍
Same here
It doesn't always work. There are situations when a hung process will not die even with -9. Usually seen when a process is waiting for something like disk or network.
Just keep it killing processes and not humans and you'll be just fine.
Access your FREE Linux lab here: ntck.co/htbacad (HTB Academy)
Welcome to episode 7 of the Linux for Hackers series. In this episode, NetworkChuck takes you on a journey of how to manage processes in Linux. He covers everything from how to find processes, put them in the foreground and background, and even how to KILL processes!!
Checkout HTB:
-HTB: ntck.co/htb
-HTB Academy: ntck.co/htbacad
🔥🔥Join the NetworkChuck membership: ntck.co/Premium
**Sponsored by Hack The Box
0:00 ⏩ Intro
1:49 ⏩ Access your FREE Linux Lab
2:23 ⏩ recap: What is a Linux Process?
2:54 ⏩ the PS command (diving deeper)
4:40 ⏩ how to KILL a Linux Process
5:40 ⏩ find a process id by name (pgrep)
6:28 ⏩ ps….let’s talk more about it
8:00 ⏩ how to monitor Linux processes (top and htop)
9:01 ⏩ background and foreground processes
15:02 ⏩ the KILL command (deep dive)
Thank for always teaching me new skills. Its means the entire world to me when I watch your videos.
Really need your help
I need help with creating and application within 2days 🙄😔
@@ntangjuache2432 what programming language are you using? What IDE are you using? And what is it you need help with?
Chuck about log4j pleaseee
Chuck, you are the best tech teacher I ever seen, I watch every single one of your video's, because every they have encouraged me to study linux, networking, security etc. You're always the best. Thank you very much.
Let's just take a moment and appreciate the way this guy made linux commands extra fun.
Hi Chuck, at 7:46 you're telling us that "firefox" is still alive but in reality, the process you're seeing (9147) is your grep command/process (grepping firefox) run just before :). Anyway, great content and keep going.
0:53
quick tip to oopen task manager
CTRL + SHIFT +ESC
You are a great teacher Chuck❤️❤️
I like watching people like you. Although I am very very familiar with Linux already, seeing people excited to use and learn about Linux makes me happy. Mostly coming from a world of Windows Server, I enjoy watching people use Linux for many things.
this is really amazing content, ive always been a windows user and a personal windows spokes person but now i even joined the HTB Academy all because of the amazing content. im in IT and i just realised how important Linux is and how easy and fun it can be to learn the system. Thanks man keep up the amazing work Chuck!
same as me bro
Learned something new today about killing processes. Love htop! I also use tmux to make it easier to keep the process going after I disconnect from SSH. The examples explained in the video are way cooler!
Tmux?
I'm watching almost all of your videos (and love your content!!) But never understood your thing with coffee ☕
same. Coffee is not even that good.
Dude, mostly know this stuff but still watching. It’s so fun to watch! Keep going, your videos are golden.
chuck you never failed to motivate me ........ i am so interested in those stuff thanks
Send a direct msg right away on what'sapp!!💬 ±¹⁹⁷⁹⁴⁷⁶²⁶³⁰
Inspired for Coffee > drank alot > and engaged in study till late night >>> true legend
That was a "Mortal Bash Kombat"? I felt for the 3 ping jobs... Triple Kill ☠ malevolent laugh 🤣🤣
Thank you for everything you do on educating people. I love your videos so happy RUclips decided to recommend them to me. I've been hacked multiple times and was never really that technical. I've been learning more and becoming more technical. I have a career in Healthcare but have been wanting to make a career change to something else. I've been trying to learn how to code and more about networking and cyber security. I do have learning disabilities and dyslexia so it takes me a bit more time to get the information. I was thinking about going back to school for a Network Security Technician course but Hack the Box looks like it could be way better as it's more along how I learn. Keep up all the amazing work and much love.
I'm working on my CCNA. Got a full course and textbooks. Thanks for getting me started, Chuck.
Send a direct msg right away on what'sapp!!💬 ±¹⁹⁷⁹⁴⁷⁶²⁶³⁰
Chuck thank you so much ! Ive learned so much from your videos ! I even showed my professor your channel and he loved it and wants to start assigning students homework to watch your videos.
You’re killing it! Wonderful video, missed you the last couple of weeks! Hope you’re doing well.
This was a great help! I’m exploring wallet mining myself and sharing my findings on my channel. Keep up the awesome work!
At 7:45 firefox is NOT still running. grep just filtered the string firefox in the command you just ran. If you pay attention the process it returned is 'grep', not 'firefox'. This is why you use pgrep in the first place. Because grep also greps itself.
🧐 nice point
im working as cloud security, this video help me to much in my learning process, regards from Mexico
Love from india....😍😍😍😍best tech teacher ....always interested to learn from you sir
Lmao 4:49 "How do you kill a process that is being a ...jerk. That pause said it all. I Love your videos man!!
hey, you don't know me in person but I'll be here and I'm your new student. I have to thank you a lot for the education.
Love his energy🤖...Thanks NetworkChuck, you are Awesome!!!
Thanks for the video sir!, anyway if someone have a problem in using bg 1 or something like that at 11:45. Now you must type with percentage like this "bg %1"
great video! Just binged this whole linux series. Please keep em coming!
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network chuck is a legend - makes learning linux look like fun
The Chemex has been one of the best parts of the video. He knows about specialty coffee, it's perfect.
¡Este tipo es lo máximo! 😎
This man gets me so motivated
I went over a ton of process stuff in my operating systems class and all I wanted to say was this was a very well made video (as always)
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"Anyways, that's enough killing for today." - NetworkChuck, 2022
Just read about this same topic today while studying for my RHCSA. Great video!
really chuck..I got in to linux becoz of you..in my Mac M1..im completely running linux now.. :D 😂
Are you going to IT or hacking?
If hacking start with pen testing and take courses in ethical hacking since pen testing doesn't cover everything in hacking
Chuckk Man i absolutley enjoy every one of your videos !!!!
Whenever I hear the sponsors name I don't know why but "hack the planet" comes to mind!
The caffeinated Bob Ross of Linux 😂 - really enjoyable ❤
It's worth installing btop too. A very nice graphical representation of what top shows, that is very nice for learning.
20:17 Triple kill 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 some quake throwback there 😁
I had a great time & learned a lot along the way :)
Dude I just love your content ❤️❤️
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such a great teacher :DD
thank you, chuck!
It looks like you hacked "boring" and made it "funny" and educational efficient,. Thanks, I'm great full !
Hello Chuck With kill -9 The process is killed. But I just wondered what the difference between kill -15 and kill -19 ? Anyway i've learned a lot. Thanks for these great videos. You're a great teacher. Thank you so much from France ♥♥♥
He said "what just happened? And zoomed in" Can't breathe 🤣🤣
7:45 - The 'firefox process' you see is actually the command line args for the grep command you just typed
Best teacher ! Keep up the good work man !
Luv Network Chuck. Funny dude. Reminds me of myself right after smoking a joint lol. Thanks for the laughs and the learns bro
His smile while kill is priceless.
finally! looked forward to another linux related vid! thanks
I don't know how to thank you ; thank you for the energy !
The ultimate Linux training! Thanks, Chuck!
Can you do a video about using a raspberry pi, loaded with falcon pi player to control RGB lights? Never too early to start planning next years light show, right?
I always wondered what:
fg 1 + enter + enter, meant whenever I wanted to get a tty reverse shell, now I get it, thanks man.
good video for beginners. the only exception with -9 is that it will not kill a process stuck in i/o wait (process status of D). saw that issue years ago in RHEL when df wouldn't die because of a stale nfs mount. the only way to get around that is to lazily umount (umount -l) then df should respond
I Know this won't reach you most probably..
but if it does.. Thanks alot
And if don't .. I am already sharing the video by comenting on it.. Hacking the algorithm ;)
Love these videos, and also love this guy. Keep up the good work.
Excellent as always ☺️
Seriously your voice is deep and amazing
In Windows:
1. *Ctrl+Alt+Delete* launches _full-screen menu_ which _includes_ Task Manager in the menu-items.
2. *Ctrl+Shift+Esc* _launches Task Manager._ Or, if Task Manager is already open, _quits Task Manager._
🌠The more you know. 🙂
this was so fun! thank you for making learning linux a fun process!
Grate content full of knowledge, can't wait for episode 8
Loved the break down and instruction watched all 7 vids in a row! Thank you for making such educational entertaining vids.
i like the new edit style
I was waiting for this for a long time finally got new episode
Just Completed lab 6 with practicals and started lab 7 awaiting for 8th episode please upload it
Thanks, man. You made me really understand with ease most linux concept that looked complex. Thanks so much.
I love you videos Brother!! You are blessed to be able to do them
Plz make a video on wifi hacking with Kali WSL
Wireless interfaces are not recognised in Kali GUI
I love your videos. Got to learn so much from this type of short informative videos. Thanks in advance
you are better than most of my professors
@7:40 not sure if someone already pointed it out. But it's actually showing you the grep command process, not firefox. if you type ps -aux | grep type_anything_here
you r amazing ,its more then a teacher its also a friends here
I, like yourself, love working at the terminal. For me, I installed yakuake (this is for KDE, and there are versions for some of the other DE's), a drop-down style of terminal influenced by Quake's drop-down terminal. I found it more practical for my style of workflow.
Kill -9 Tea.....
Looking forwards on this amazing series
Love that "The Witcher 3" icon on your desktop ;)
I love this guy , he is an awesome teacher !
Thank you for all the Linux videos. You got me leaning and laughing at the same time. I am so grateful to you.
man im eo glad i found your channel
Bug fan sir......
Love u and your coffee...❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love from BD❣️❣️❣️
аман болшы коке , квиздын алдында карап отрм , азамат 🦾🦾
wow. I had a job interview yesterday... this video wouldve come in handy...
Super Video Chuck Your videos are awesome And Informative
Another great educational video.
You Rock! Greetings from Germany! Have some nice Holidays. Yeah :-)
Awesome lab and video chuck, thank you 😊
Send a direct msg right away on what'sapp!!💬 ±¹⁹⁷⁹⁴⁷⁶²⁶³⁰
Legend always legend 💞
the best way for teaching keep going
Sir please continue python episode's 🙏🙏
subbed in the first video of the series, i wish you had tutorials for everything i am curious about, Figma, UX, Devops, JS, TS, CSS, Python, photoshop, logo design, branding etc lol very good explanations, simplifications abstractions etc thumbs up, it was so fun to watch every video. I lost when you said SIGTERM is kinda suggestion PLEASE DIE, PROCESS?
Thank U NetworkChuck !
as always great video. I am still looking for a job in cybersecurity but I think you will get me there.
Need more videos about this topic Linux for hackers.
amazing and important content as usual
You are the best teacher in it I am a 10 year old kid and I know some things in it from you