Linux Common commands

Date Time

Date domestic time CST;

date-u GMT UTC;

Date +%y:%m:%d format time;

Date-s "21:05:00" setting time;

Clock view motherboard time;

Cal View Calendar;

uptime system boot information;

Output, view commands

Echo: Displays the input content;

Cat: Displays the contents of the file;

MORE: Used for paging display file content, can only page down;

Less: page to display the contents of the file, with page up and down;

Head: Displays the first few lines of the file, the default 10 rows-n parameter for the specified number of displayed rows;

Tail: Displays the last few lines of the file, the default 10 rows-n parameter for the specified number of rows displayed,-F Trace display file updates, generally used to view the log;

View hardware Information

LSPCI: View PCI Device-v view details;

LSUSB: View USB Device-v view details;

Lsmod: View the loaded module (Windows driver);

Archive release Compression decompression

Zip compressed file

Unzip unzip a file

gzip Compressed Files

Tar archive (Package command, no compression)

TAR-CVF Filename.tar filename;

TAR-XVF Filename.tar (release file);

Find

Locate keyword This command requires a pre-established database, the database is updated daily by default, you can manually build and update the database by UpdateDB command;

Find Find Location Lookup parameters

find/home/hhl/-name *aabbcc* Search by file name;

find/home/hhl/-name *.conf;

Find/-perm 777 with permission lookup;

Find/-type D finds all directories;

Find/-type L search all links;

Find. -name "*"-exec ls-l {} \; All documents beginning with a are found and listed in ls-l form;

Linux Common commands