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The grep command in Linux is widely used to search for patterns in files and show surrounding lines using flags like -A, -B, or -C. But when switching to Windows PowerShell, many users struggle to find an equivalent. The PowerShell Select-String command is the answer. To show lines before and/or after a match, use the […] The post PowerShell Select-String in Context: Lines Before & After Match appeared first on ShellHacks.| ShellHacks
On Linux or macOS, encoding and decoding with base64 is simple. But on Windows, there’s no built-in base64 command in CMD or PowerShell. That’s why many users search for fast alternative of the base64 command in Windows. The simplest way to convert Base64 encoded/decoded data is to use PowerShell’s ToBase64String and FromBase64String methods. The one-liners […] The post Base64 PowerShell Decode & Encode – One-Liners | CheatSheet appeared first on ShellHacks.| ShellHacks
Finding files in Linux can be tricky, especially when you need to search through thousands of files across multiple directories. However, this is achievable, using the Linux find command. It lets you search for files in Linux recursively by full name, partial name, or pattern. Many users waste time manually browsing folders. With the right […] The post Find File by Name in Linux – 7 Basic Examples appeared first on ShellHacks.| ShellHacks
Run Roborock test mode to fix cleaning issues fast. Diagnose with BIT (Built-In Test) mode and self-test steps. Check your Roborock diagnostics now.| ShellHacks
Easily force the Linux `cp` command to overwrite files without prompting for confirmation. Learn simple methods to bypass prompts and streamline automation today!| ShellHacks
Fore more efficient network management, different tasks in MikroTik can be automated using scripts. For example, you can create a script to check the availability of some host(s), and it run manually, or automatically using the MikroTik scheduler. This guide will show you how to create, run, and schedule a script on MikroTik RouterOS. Tested […] The post MikroTik Script: Create, Run & Schedule – Example appeared first on ShellHacks.| ShellHacks
The dig command is an essential DNS troubleshooting tool on Linux and macOS. However, attempting to use it in a Windows Command Prompt or PowerShell will return the errors as follows: ‘dig’ is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. — dig : The term ‘dig’ is not recognized […] The post The Best Windows Dig Equivalent for DNS Queries appeared first on ShellHacks.| ShellHacks
Learn how to get Telegram Bot API Token in 3 easy steps. Follow this guide to retrieve your token securely and set up your bot hassle-free!| ShellHacks
How to shutdown Synology NAS? The simplest method is to press and hold the power button until you hear a beep. This initiates a safe shutdown, preventing data corruption. For Synology NAS owners, shutting down the device safely is essential to avoid hardware damage and ensure data integrity. Below, you will find detailed methods for […] The post Shutdown Synology NAS Safely: Avoid Critical Errors appeared first on ShellHacks.| ShellHacks
Discover the Windows "ls" equivalent! Use the "dir" command in Command Prompt to list files, hidden items, and details. Perfect for Linux/macOS users!| ShellHacks
How to setup NordVPN on MikroTik by establishing IKEv2 secured tunnel to NordVPN servers using EAP authentication.| ShellHacks
Lost your ArgoCD admin password? Don’t panic! This guide will help you to reset it swiftly and secure the platform.| ShellHacks
[SOLVED] How to enable 'Turn On' action of LG webOS TV in Home Assistant media player using 'Wake on LAN'.| ShellHacks
This post provides a beginner's guide to editing the `configuration.yaml` file in Home Assistant and reloading the changes.| ShellHacks