Kamis, 05 Mei 2016

linux unix commands with examples

Unix/Linux Commands
Ls: List of all files
    Syntax
                             Function
Ls-l
Complete properties of files or folders
Ls-lt
List of files or folders order by time
Ls-ltr
List of files or folders reverse order by time
Ls-d
Displays only directories

Cd: Change directory
    Syntax
                             Function
cd-
Change directory to previous working directory
cd..
Change working directory to parent directory
Cd~
Same as above
cd../..
Change two levels up in the directory structure
Command
          Syntax
                     Function
Cp(copy)
Cp source..destination
Copy the files and directories
sort
Sort[option][filename]
Sort the contents of text line by line
uniq
Uniq[option] filename
Eliminates duplicate lines from file
cat
Cat[options][files]
Display the contents of the file
join
Join[option]file1 file2
Join he two files based on key field present
sed
Sed..[script][input file]
Basic text transformations on input
head
head[option][files]
Prints first N lines from file
tail
Tail[option][file]
Print last N lines from file
alias
Alias[name=[’command]’]
Alternative name used for long strings
date
Date[option]…[format]
Print the date or change the system date and time
zip
Zip[option]zipfile file_list
Compress the file and reduce file size
grep
Grep[option]pattern[list of files]
Search the words in a file
find
Find[pathnames][condition]
Search for directories, files and links
cut
Cut[option]…[file]
Select sections of text from each line in a file
chmod
Chmod[option]mode… filename
Change or assign the permissions of files or directories
rmdir
Rmdir[options]directories
Remove directories
rm
Rm[options]directories/files
Remove both files and directories
mkdir
Mkdir[option]directories
Creates single or multiple directories
mv(move)
Mv[option]source.. destin
Move or rename the files and directories
hostname
Hostname[option][file]
Name of the system or server you are logged into.
paste
Paste[options]file-list
Merges the lines from multiple files
split
Split..filename
Split the one file in to many pieces
mail
Mail[options]to address [sending mail options]
Send email to users, also read delete mails
kill
Kill[-s signal] pid
Terminate or kill the process, also running the process
top
Top[options]
Provides system information
expr
Expr[expression]
For doing arithmetic operations
WC
Wc[options]filename
Finding number of lines, characters, words in a file
tr (Translate)
Tr[options]set1 [set2]
Translate, delete, squeezed characters

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