Linux for Programmers #6 | Networking Commands

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  • Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024

Комментарии • 28

  • @RaffN1
    @RaffN1 2 года назад +21

    Dont worry if you dont have any idea what the output of shown commands means... I will not explain it either...
    But look, here is how you create other unreadable gibberish... Use the switches to modify the output in a way I will not explain...
    Could have just made a video showing how to use hackertyper

  • @danielchavez1327
    @danielchavez1327 2 года назад +15

    if we understood all the details of the commands why would we be coming to a video about networking commands. Don't make videos on things youre not knowledgeable on.

  • @equbqlalam6230
    @equbqlalam6230 4 месяца назад

    Good contents as always

  • @jaimepanchito1999
    @jaimepanchito1999 2 года назад +2

    This voice sounds familiar, is this the guy who make pythom videos in youtube??

  • @robvas
    @robvas 2 года назад +7

    ifconfig and netstat in 2022?

    • @xrafter
      @xrafter 2 года назад

      What's the problem?
      Using outdated commands isn't dangerous.

    • @robvas
      @robvas 2 года назад

      @@xrafter Missing on some distributions these days

    • @ihsanahmed607
      @ihsanahmed607 2 года назад

      Ip a is ifconfig now

    • @Pulp71
      @Pulp71 21 день назад

      @@xrafter ip addr command should be the standard

  • @Wandering_Horse
    @Wandering_Horse Год назад +3

    No offense, but that entire video was essentially worthless. You never bothered to inform the user of the man page resources for any of the commands, no explanation of the actual naming conventions of commands, etc. In addition you did everything from root and none of those commands require root access. Personally I dont think you know what your doing and Linode has a poor review process if they let this through. Sloppy and sets a bad example.....your fired!

    • @axisinfo819
      @axisinfo819 Год назад

      He abandoned his studies at the UOfT in Computer Sciences because he's got money. I think he should got to the night club and spend some money there rather than making video courses because everything is not just about coding but the knowledge behind it.

  • @valve_girl
    @valve_girl 3 года назад +1

    Good contents as always

  • @SM-53242
    @SM-53242 Год назад +1

    With all due respect... that was a waste of 15 minutes. Why make a beginner video and not explain why the commands exist and what the output is used for?

  • @srikarg8175
    @srikarg8175 Год назад

    Well explained thank you sir

  • @bodikhuutumurbaatar6626
    @bodikhuutumurbaatar6626 Год назад

    Where is ss, tracepath, tracerouth, fuser, nmcli etc etc😢

  • @RysioACF
    @RysioACF 3 года назад +1

    Good video, but I'm a little bit tilted that the author is using 'clear' command to clear the terminal instead of using shortcut (ctrl + L on Ubuntu)

    • @Practical-IT
      @Practical-IT 3 года назад

      I'd have the same criticism for anyone typing clear on a Mac or cls on a Windows box in PowerShell. Ctrl+L is a universal shortcut these days.
      Save those keystrokes!

    • @korg47237
      @korg47237 2 года назад +4

      If they used ctrl+L you'd have viewers be like "wait how are you clearing the terminal?" where typing clear makes it obvious.

    • @xrafter
      @xrafter 2 года назад

      @@korg47237
      He could add a side note about it.

    • @gyaldemgreenlight223
      @gyaldemgreenlight223 2 года назад

      @@korg47237 EXACTLY. I would have been one of them lmao! I just tried the ctrl+L and it works wow! what a shortcut to using "clear" command

  • @stevenshrii
    @stevenshrii 7 месяцев назад

    curl &. wget -O url-file file-received (save as)

  • @dr-mee
    @dr-mee 3 года назад

    HQ an interesting content.

  • @codingsingh4156
    @codingsingh4156 2 года назад +2

    Weak Knowledge