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Linux uses the PWD command to view the full path of the current working directory. Simply put, every time you operate on a terminal, you have a current working directory. When you are unsure of the current position, you use PWD to determine the

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Dbproxy account is unified, that is, connect dbproxy, connect the main MySQL, the connection from the MySQL account must be the same, in order to isolate the use of dbproxy people do not perceive MySQL, need to separateConfiguration

It is meaningless to simply execute $ CD 'dirname $ 0' in the command line state. Because it returns "." of the current path ".". This command works only when it is written in a script file. It returns the directory where the script file is stored

In Linux, it is estimated that you often use the PWD command, which is to print the current working path, that isPRINTWOrkingDIrectroy, today we also come to the C language to implement this command.To implement this function, you need to use the

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Today's command parameters are relatively simple, so I want to learn more. The clear command is used to clear the screen. Ctrl + L has the same effect. The pwd (printworkingdirectory) command displays the current directory (absolute path ). The

ObjectiveStarting from this article, each article will write 10 Linux commands, the personal writing idea is:1, the Common Linux command, those rare, not commonly used will not write2, from the actual consideration, only lists the common usage and

ObjectiveStarting from this article, each article will write 10 Linux commands, the personal writing idea is:1, the Common Linux command, those rare, not commonly used will not write2, from the actual consideration, only lists the common usage and

Today's command parameters are relatively simple, so I want to learn more. The clear command is used to clear the screen. Ctrl + L has the same effect. The pwd (print working directory) command displays the current directory (absolute path ). The