1. File path
The path of the file in Linux is implemented with shell settings, the path is set by a variable path in advance, when the user enters the command, the shell will read the contents of path from left to right, and under the current path, find out if there is an executable file with the same command as the input
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If it is not found under this path, you will be prompted
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Of course there will always be, if it does not exist, you can add the path into path, added to the configuration file/ETC/BASHRC or ~/ETC/BASHRC the last line. The former is valid for the system shell, which is only valid for the individual shell, and does not take effect immediately after being added, and must be reread by the shell to take effect, either by re-logging in the account or by executing commands
# SOURCE/ETC/BASHRC (which is the source of the change)
2, Help information related to supplement
Last mention, how to get help, but didn't say help how to read the Help file.
General help file inside there are a lot of content, useful mainly is the following several
Names of name commands, including full name
The syntax of the Synopsis command, which is the usage, will be listed here, but not in detail
A description of the DESCRIPTION command, which will explain in detail under what circumstances it will be used
Options command, which will detail the usage of each parameter
An example of the EXAMPLES command is a combination of the options listed
In addition, when the input #man COMMAND is entered into the Help information interface, there are some keys
Browse Features:
Blank: Flip one screen and shift+pgdn the same
B: Flip one screen and shift+pgup the same
Enter: down one line
K: top-up row
Search function:
Forward search/: Direct input/, will appear at the bottom of the screen: Waiting for you to enter information
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For example, I find links, the content highlighted
Reverse search? : and/Like, just search in the opposite direction
3, in the current shell process to find keywords in which paragraphs have the use of help
Whatis KEYWORD
Man-k KEYWORD
The first one for the exact lookup, the second for the Fuzzy lookup
4. Help Information location
Help information are stored in/etc/share/doc, if interested, you can directly open the production to see, these are mastered, learn Linux without any problems!
5, the format of the command
COMMAND OPTIONS ARGUMENTS
Command option Parameters
Commands are commands that are used, such as: Mv,cp,mkdir,useradd,...
The option is followed by the command--
Short Options-: For example, useradd-u, options can have multiple, useradd-u-g,ls-a-l-d, some can merge Ls-ald
Long options-: such as Chkconfig--list,service--list, can not be abbreviated, nor merged
Parameters are the objects that the command acts on, such as Cp/etc/fatab/tmp
6. Export
Export can be applied to all child shells at the same time after the environment variable is changed
such as change language # export Lang=zh
7, Shutdown, restart
Shutdown OPTIONS
-H: Shutdown, can be followed by time, specify the time of the shutdown, but also can be accompanied by the shutdown information
-R: Restart, followed by time, specify the time to restart, and can be accompanied by the shutdown information
Reboot: Restart
Halt: Shut down the machine
8, date display or modify the system time
Date +%f
+%t
+%mmddhhmm[cc]yy.ss
Hwclock Display Hardware Time
If the hwclock is inconsistent with the date time, you can modify
Hwclock
-S: Subject to hardware time
-W: Whichever is the software time
This article is from the "Miss" blog, make sure to keep this source http://mxiansheng.blog.51cto.com/12225663/1893642
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