People new to Linux tend to react to any reference of the Linux shell terminal with fright. But there is nothing scary about our beloved shell terminal, or what we most commonly call the command-line interface (CLI) or simple the command-line. It is a very powerful place to interact with Linux. Every operating system has its own “command-line,” including Windows.
I am new to Linux command line, just familiar with Linux desktop environment not command line. My problem is
Our client in different country provided us a VPN connection which we connect through Sonicwall net-extender.
I need to create an application which uses MySQL to store and extract data. This application needs to have a GUI interface and needs to use the .NET Framework, and this application also needs to have a command line interface which should be able to run on linux.
I'm looking for a library which I can use on the Windows side as well as on the Linux side.
Is it possible to remove unused registry entries in a Windows installation by using the CLI in Linux? For example, when one uninstalls a program, not everything is removed from the Windows registry. If it's possible, how can make it so that everything that is unused is removed?
I'm looking for a good workaround to do this on Windows 7 and Windows XP:
Disable the network interface (ETH, WIFI, any NIC).
If the user connect his ETH cable, the network interface enable again.
Important Notes to take care:
I'm working with wmic on Win7 (through the command line)
I'm working with devcon on WinXP (through the command line)
I'm specifically working with the .NET Framework 2
Hi all, I wanted to post a link to this resource, as I believe it might be useful to those who desire to learn more about using the command line interface, especially those of us who need a guide that starts from square one, and provides easy to understand blocks you can start using right away. Even if you already know a bit about the command line, you will probably still find some things new.
I'm looking for a way to implement a fairly basic Cisco like command line interface on my Ubuntu server appliance (12.04 in particular).
I've come across the following project: CLISH however, documentation is sketch and it seems to be quite stale.
Does anyone have any experience with this sort of thing and might you know of any similar projects / approaches?
Greetings!
I am wanting to macro commands for the Windows Command Line interface from within a Java application. How do I do this?
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