Linux Command Directive

1.ls display directory content

-a display all files in the directory

-l show detailed information

ls *.c list all the current directory.cFile

2.uname -a Check the kernel version

3. whoami Check who is logged in to the virtual machine

4.cd Switch directory

cd.. return to the upper directory

cd / switch to the root directory

< p> cd ./ Switch to the same level (under that file)

cd ~ Switch to the home directory (root)

cd-Switch to the previous directory

cd ./sdy Entersdy

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< p> sdy: username

x: password

1000: user id number

1000: groupid

5.pwd display Working Directory

6.touch Change the time of the file Attributes

7.mkdir Create directory

-p If there is no upper level folder, create one level by level

< p>8.rmdir Delete empty directory

< /p>

-p If the directory contains multiple paths, delete them from the last path name in order

9.cp Copy files or directories (the original file still exists)

recursive copy

Forced Copy

10.mv Rename or move files and directories (the original file does not exist)< /span>

11.find Find a file

  -name Find by name

  -perm Find by permission

12.clear Clear screen screen

13.chmod Change file permissions

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  u:user ggroup o:other a:all

  r:Read permissionw:write permissionsx:execution permissions< /span>

  +:Add a permission-:Delete a permission=: directly assign a permission /span>

14.Display document content:cat,vi,less,tail(the last few lines),head(display10line)

15.su:Switch user

16.userdel: Delete user

< p>17.usermod:User attribute settings

18.useradd:Add user

1 9.passed:Set a new password

20.Shutdown Shut down the system

21.quotadisk capacity quota

22.reroot restart

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  (1) dd:(in command mode) delete this line

     yy:(in command mode) copy this line Content

     pp:(in command mode) Paste the content of this line

  (2) h:Shift Leftl:Move rightk:Move upj:Move down

  (3)​ In command mode:

     i Edit in front of the cursor

     r Edit this location

   o down-line editing

     a Edit after cursor

  (4)last line mode:

    ! mandatorywSaveq Exit

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