Linux commands (5)---tree command

Tree command: Tree-list contents of directories in a tree-like format

function

The Tree command is used to display the directory hierarchy relationship, which is commonly used as a separate tree command, and many options can be used to query man's help in future work

This command is generally Linux system does not bring manual installation, installation method: can be mounted CD-ROM to switch to the CD directory, find the installation package name and then use RPM-IVH installation

Syntax: Tree [option] DIR

Installation instance

[[email protected] ~]# mkdir /media/cdrom  //Create disc mount directory [[email protected]  ~]# mount -r /dev/sr0/media/cdrom  //mount the disc to Media/cdrom [[email protected]  ~]# cd !$   //Switch to disc mount directory cd /media/cdrom[[email protected] cdrom]#  cd packages/    //switch to CD-ROM to save the installation package in the directory [[Email protected] packages]# ls  tree*     //Filtering view tree installation package files tree-1.5.3-3.el6.x86_64.rpm[[email protected]  packages]# rpm -ivhtree-1.5.3-3.el6.x86_64.rpm  //installation treepreparing...                ################################ ########### [100%]  1:tree                   ########################################### [100%]//installation Complete [email  protected] ~]# tree /tmp/tmp├── mysql.sock├── test│   └── test1└── yum.log// Of course, you can also use [[Email protected] tmp]# yum -y install tree  yum] After configuring the Yum source to install

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Linux commands (5)---tree command