Enabling Splunk as a Startup Service in RHEL and CentOS via the init.d script
If you’ve installed Splunk for RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) or CentOS (Community Enterprise Operating System) and are happy with it, chances are you want it to startup automatically for you.
First, run this command to Continue Reading

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After traversing directories and files it is easy to forget the exact path you may be working in. To see this in unix or Linux, use
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