Usefull Unix | Linux commands

Below is a list of command with switches that I commonly use, but I still sometimes forget I hope you find this usefull as I do, I know some of them is pretty common but its good reference for me.

Gzip - removes the files after gzipping
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gzip -9

Check top 8 process using PRSTAT
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prstat -s cpu -a -n 8

Vi - Search and Replace /g is for global
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:%s/OLD/NEW/g

Tcpdump
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tcpdump -xx -vv -n host -i and

Remount without Unmounting
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mount -o remount /mounteddirectory

Disk Usage
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du -sm //-s - summarize
du -cam --max-depth=1 //-c - give a total -a - include files (not just directories) -m - display in megabytes

Print Environment VAriable
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printenv | less
or
env | less

Print Shell Variables
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set | less

Find command - finding files more than 5mb on a directory
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/usr/bin/find -size +50000000c -exec ls -lt {} \;

Find command - Find file and send error message to /dev/null
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find -name 2>/dev/null

To check the duplex:
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ndd /dev/hme link_mode

Where a return value of 0 = half duplex, and 1 = full duplex
To force to full duplex:
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ndd -sec /dev/hme adv_100fdx_cap
ndd -set /dev/hme adv_autoneg_cap 0

To force to half duplex:
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ndd -sec /dev/hme adv_100hdx_cap
ndd -set /dev/hme adv_autoneg_cap 0

Thats it.

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