How to use the Help manual
1. If you need to change the user password can be used. whatis How to use Format: [[email protected] ~]# whatis rm rm (1p) - remove directory entries rm (1) - remove files or directories Sometimes this happens rm: nothing appropriate because this is the case when the system has just been installed. The command that was actually used to check the command actually exists in the Whtis database. The system has just been installed because there is no data for this database, I can't find it. execute this command to create a whatis new database Makewhatis mandb system 7 [[email protected] ~]# makewhatis [[email protected] ~]# whatis rm rm (1p) - remove directory entries rm (1) - remove files or directories helep can only view internal command help and all internal commands usage [[email protected] ~]# help cd cd: cd [-l|[ -p [-e]]] [dir] change the shell working directory. examples [[email protected] ~]# help enable     ENABLE: ENABLE [-A] [-DNPS] [-F FILENAME] [NAME&NBSP, ..... ] -a print a list of builtins showing whether or not each is enabled -n disable each name or display a list of disabled builtins -p print the list of builtins in a reusable format -s print only the names of Posix ' Special ' builtins -f load builtin name from shared object FILENAME -d Remove a builtin loaded with -f bash itself is a program for internal integration of many commands, integrated within BASH commands called internal commands type See if the command was last executed as an external command or an internal command Whereis Show external commands help path usage whereis bash bash: /usr/bin/bash /usr/share/man/man1/ Bash.1.gz &nbHow to use the Sp; man Help manual Introduction The man help put a lot of different help in chapters display chapters in digital representation View man help store directory [[email protected]_117_182_centos ~]# ls /usr/share/man bg de es hr it man0p man1x man3 man4 man5x man7 man8x mann pt ro sl zh cs el fi hu ja man1 man2 man3p man4x man6 man7x man9 nl pt_BR ru sv zh_CN da en fr id ko man1p man2x man3x man5 man6x man8 man9x pl pt_PT sk tr zh_TW man Help Section Introduction
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