1. ls command: (list) List Directory contents
format ls [parameter] [file or directory] -A displays all files, including hidden files, special files, and so on. -l Use a list of detailed formats, abbreviated LL-H friendly display information ll-h file information header: D directory,-normal file, L link
2.CD Command: Switch directories
Cd.. / //directory name, switch to the specified directory (absolute path) such as: cd/usr/~, equivalent toCD/- , switch to the last accessed directory PWD Displays the absolute path of the current directory
3.mkdir command: Create a directory
Format mkdir folder name
Example: mkdir Java (Create a subfolder named Java under the current folder)
-P Parent Directory does not exist when the parent directory is generated, such as: mkdir-p java2/javarmdir command: Delete empty directory, such as: RmDir java
4. File Browse command
cat [filename] Quick View Current file name, suitable for a small amount of information file more [file name] Paging display file content operation: Enter down n lines, need to be defined. Default 1 line space bar scroll down one screen B return to the previous screen -digital file name, quickly view the contents of the X-line after the file, such as: Tail-10 tomcat/logs/catalina.out
5.CP command: Copying files
CP [file to be copied] [path/-R [file to be copied] [path], copy folder
6.MV command: Move files
MV [file to be moved] [path/-F [file to be moved] [path] directly overwrite
7.rm command: Delete files
RM FileName [ Path/-f [filename] [path] -rf [file name] [path] Delete directory such as: rm-rf/usr/-rf * Delete all contents of the current directory
8. Find commands
such as: Find/root-name ' java* '
9. Document editing commands
Vim [path/ filename] into the general mode, you can file browsing, copying files. Insert mode: Enter the editable state, in the general mode, press A, I, o three one can be, press: to cut into the low-line mode. General mode: Insert mode press ESC Low line mode: Exit, save. : Q! Forced exit: Wq hold and exit
10. Piping commands and grep commands
-I [character to find] [file name ]-| command 2| |
11. Compress and Unzip commands (important)
Linux Compression Pack: *.tar: Package, do not compress file size; * . tar.gz: Package, and compress the file tar command parameters : -z whether to use gzip compression (. gz) -C Compressed file instructions -x Extract compressed file instructions -v Compress (unzip) the display file during the process -F Specify the file name, after F to immediately answer the file name commonly used compression parameter combination ZCVF Common decompression parameter combination zxvf-ZCVF [Compress package name. tar.gz] [content to compress]
For example: Tar-
such as: TAR-ZXVF java.tar.gz-c/root, if not added-
12. System commands
PS Command: View process -e: View All Programs --ef|grep-i [process name] view processes associated with the process name, such as: Ps-ef|grep-i -9 [PID] forces the PID process to be killed
13. Other Commands
ifconfig View network configuration (IP) ping [IP] view connectivity to the target, constantly test the connection, press CTRL+C to stop reboot restart command halt shutdown command Setup network settings (firewall configuration, network configuration)
chmod Modify Permissions Modify file permissions syntax chmod [permissions settings] [file to change permissions] for example chmod u=rwx startup.sh Modify the permissions of the owning user to rwx (user) chmod g< /c4>=r-x startup.sh Modify the permissions of the owning group to RX (group) chmod o=r--startup.sh Modify the permissions of the owning group to r-- (other) chmod a =rwx startup.sh Modify permissions for all users to rwx (all) -R [permission settings] [file to change permissions] -R u=rwx tomcat/ Bin Modify the permissions of the owning user in the bin directory to rwx (user)
Linux Common commands