Most modern Linux systems use systemd, which aims to consolidate how services are configured and how they behave, regardless of the Linux distribution. You don’t need to know the...

In a previous blog, I covered some basic grep commands that you can use to search log files. This post will delve a little further into searching files using regular...

Next up on the Learning Linux series, I will talk through a helpful tool called Screen. Screen is a powerful tool that allows you to open many terminal instances from...

When administering a system through Linux, many times you’ll enter commands one at a time into terminal to review the output or to complete an action. However, there are...

As I continue my “Learning Linux” series, I would like to cover some commands that will be helpful for finding files. Sometimes, you know a certain file exists, but you...

I’d like to take a look at searching files for specific terms or phrases using Linux....

Learning Linux Commands to Solve Issues The Jungle Disk support team helps customers solve a wide range of problems, from updating credit cards to troubleshooting network connectivity issues. There are...

Jungle Disk has gone through some big changes in the past year; most recently, we’ve started helping customers with legacy licenses move to our newest version of the software....

Most people know that having backups for your data is critical for any organization, and even for individuals, but how do you know what to backup? Believe it or not,...

In the past, we’ve covered deciding what to backup and how you can customize your retention. With Jungle Disk, the default retention period is 60 days for both the...

Today, Many offices need the ability to share files quickly and easily between users and through a centralized repository. A common solution is to use a NAS or Network Attached...

In one of our previous blog posts, we discussed how to prevent getting a computer virus and also recommended backing up your Network Drive to the Backup Vault to have...