Linux:alias aliases

Description of Use

Sets the alias of the command. In a Linux system, if the command is too long and does not conform to the user's habits, then we can specify an alias for it. Although you can establish a "link" for the command to resolve long file names, there is no link to a command with command-line arguments. Specifying an alias can resolve all such problems. Frequently used aliases to simplify SSH logins, make long commands shorter, Shorten frequently used long command lines, and ask when commands are enforced.

>>> displays all aliases that are currently set. alias>>>> setting Aliases: Format: alias name= ' command line ' example: Alias @test = ' ssh-p22138 [email protected] ' >>> Displays the specified alias format: Alias Name>>>> cancels the specified alias setting: Format: Unalias name

Linux:alias aliases