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Shell Scripting Mastery: 5 Hands-On Linux Lab Tutorials

Are you a Linux enthusiast looking to level up your shell scripting skills? Look no further! This collection of 5 hands-on lab tutorials from LabEx will take your Linux proficiency to new heights. 🚀

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From automating file management tasks to creating interactive games and password generators, these projects cover a wide range of practical Linux skills. Whether you're a seasoned sysadmin or a budding Linux enthusiast, you'll find something to challenge and inspire you.

1. Copy Large Files with Preserved Structure

In this project, you'll learn how to copy files larger than 10K from the /etc directory to the /tmp/etc directory, preserving the directory structure. This is a valuable skill for managing and organizing files on a Linux system.

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2. Linux Server Information Retrieval

Discover how to retrieve and display system information on a Linux server. The getinfo.sh script you'll create can be used to quickly gather important details about the server's hardware, software, and network configuration.

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3. Creating a Typing Game Using Bash

Unleash your creativity and build a simple typing game using a shell script. The game displays random characters on the screen, and your goal is to type them before they disappear. Enjoy different modes with varying difficulty levels, including numbers, letters, and custom words.

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4. Random Password Generator Development

Learn how to create a random password generator script that meets specific requirements. The password generator will create a 12-character password that includes at least one digit, one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and one special character from the set ><+-{}:.&;.

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5. Implement Custom Trash-Enabled Command

Discover how to create a custom rm command that moves deleted files to a trash directory instead of permanently deleting them. This is a useful feature to have on your Linux server to prevent accidental deletion of crucial files.

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Dive into these exciting Linux lab tutorials and take your shell scripting skills to new heights! 🚀 Happy coding!


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