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A script is just a sequence of shell commands that will be executed. You need to make the script executable by running the chmod +x SCRIPTNAME command. As far as jobs scheduling goes, take a look here: link

I've heard good things about this program: http://www.recoverdisc.com/

Download wget, a simple tool for retriveving files using HTTP. You just need to specify the path, for example wget http://PATH_TO_FILES. To create a shell script, create a text file that begins with the shell that will be used, e.g. #!/bin/bash for the Bash shell. Then make the script executable...

Thanks, looks useful, especially for people who haven't work with the PI or Linux before. Here is another great website: Raspberry Pi tutorial

Tnx, it seems useful.

Each layer encapsulates the data from the layer above; the Transport layer encapsulate all data received from the Application layer, the Network layer encapsulates data from the Transport layer, etc: Let’s say that you are browsing a web site. The web server on which the website is hosted will...

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It should work with no problems

You can prevent windows from installing updates but it's not recommended. Every now and then use ccleaner or like rick, upgrade your notebook

NAS server, not NAS client, sorry.

I've used the built-in NAS client in Windows Server 2012 for shared storage between ESXi hosts. You just need to configure hosts to access the NAS server using VMkernel ports. Here you have the configuration explained: http://vmware-esxi.com/configure-an-nfs-datastore/

Hi guys, here you have a website that covers the content of the CompTIA Linux+ exam: http://linux-bible.com

Hi guys, if you are interested in taking an CCNA exam, you will find the following site useful: Study CCNA