Some little-known but interesting Unix/Linux commands (2)

In "some little-known but interesting Unix/Linux commands (1)", d guago has introduced interesting Unix/Linux commands. Let's continue with this topic today and introduce some interesting Unix/Linux commands.

Interesting commands

• Factor, Splits a number into the product of multiple numbers;
• NC,Powerful Network Tools for network debugging or data transmission;
• DD,Use a block of the specified size to copy an object and perform the specified conversion at the same time;
• File,Identifies the file type;
• Stat,Query and display file information, such as modification time and size;
• Tac,Reverse output file content;
• Shuf,Output input rows (or files) to standard output in random order;
• Comm,Compare two sorted files by row;
• Hexdump (which can be abbreviated as HD ),It is generally used to view the hexadecimal encoding of a "binary" file;
• BVI,Binary file editor;
• Strings,Display printable characters in the file;
• Tr,You can quickly implement simple character conversion. You can also delete the specified sub-string in the string and merge repeated strings in the string;
• Iconv,Converts a specified file from one encoding to another.
• Split,You can cut a file into smaller ones. Each 1000 rows can be cut into a smaller one by default;
• Csplit,After the files are cut according to the specified template style, they are saved as xx00, xx01, xx02... File;
• 7z,High-Rate File compression;
• LDD,Used for analysisProgramA tool that depends on a dynamic library during running;
• Nm,A tool used to view the contents of the symbol table in a specified program;
• AB,Web performance benchmark testing tools;
• Strace,Trace system calls and received signals during process execution;

 

References

This reference is very good and has a large amount of gold. We recommend that you take a look at it.

1. Linux NC command parameters and usage
2. Linux NC (Netcat) commands
3. Introduction to Linux/Unix Command dd
4. Linux dd command parameters and usage
5. Linux commands: File Management-File
6. Linux STAT command parameters and usage
7. Shuf command
8. Linux comm command parameters and usage
9. Linux Command-based hexdump-hexadecimal Viewer
10. Linux Command strings
11. Linux tr commands
12. Use the iconv command to easily convert character set encoding in Linux
13. Use the split command in Linux to split large files
14. Linux csplit file splitting commands
15. Introduction to Linux program analysis tools (2) -- LDD, Nm
16. Apache AB testing tool
17. Linux strace
18. Summary of strace command usage in Linux (1)

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