LINUX Redhat First unit exercises

1. Using student User Login System graphical interface

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Use the command gnome-session-quit--force Log off the current interface into the login interface Click Student User then enter the password to login

2. Open a Bash

Select Open in Terminal the right mouse popup window

3. Modify the student password to update the password to "T3st1ngtlme" (host letters and numbers)

Root User:

Input Command passwd Student

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Student Users:

Enter the command passwd enter the current password Authentication pass to change the password

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4. Display the current system time

Enter a command date to see the time

5. Display the current system time, the display format is: "Hours: minutes: Seconds am/pm" (am/pm for the last afternoon logo)

Input command Date +%i%m%s%p

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6. Display the file type of "/usr/bin/clean-binary-files"

Enter Command File/usr/bin/clean-binary-files

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7. File size of "/usr/bin/clean-binary-files"

Enter Command Wc/usr/bin/clean-binary-files

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8. Use a shortcut to invoke the 4th command that has been executed in the shell

！ Number: How many lines of command to execute
！ Letter: Executes the most recent one that starts with this letter

9. Use a shortcut to execute the most recent command with the "date" keyword

Enter Command!date

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LINUX Redhat First unit exercises