Learn Ubuntu File/folder Operations Command

New file: sudo touch mysql (file name)

The file attributes are read-only after the new file is created, and sudo gedit MySQL is required if you want to edit the file

Delete files: sudo rm mysql

To move a file:

1, first change the operation directory, cd/home/zhoum/download

2. Move files to the specified directory, sudo mv aaa (file name)/home/development

You can also move multiple files to the specified directory at the same time, separating the files with spaces.

To create a folder:

1. Enter the directory where you want to create the folder, Cd/home

2. Create folder, sudo mkdir mysql (name of folder)

If you are prompted no Talloc stackframe at: /source3/param/loadparm.c:4864, leaking memory

Type sudo pam-auth-update.

Delete an empty folder: sudo rmdir mysql

Delete a non-empty folder: sudo rm-rf MySQL, this time not only will delete files under the MySQL folder will also delete the folder.

Change filename, move file

sudo mv file1 file2 = file1 The file, change the file name to File2.

sudo mv file1 dir1 = file file1, move to directory Dir1, file name is still file1.

sudo mv dir1 dir2 = If the directory Dir2 exists, move the directory Dir1, and all of its files and subdirectories, to the directory Dir2, with the new directory name Dir1. If the directory Dir2 does not exist, the dir1, and all of its files and subdirectories, are changed to directory Dir2.

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Learn Ubuntu File/folder Operations Command