"Linux Record stickers" Common command line

1.

ls command: (displays the current directory file and folder)

Parameters:

[-A]: All files listed, including hidden files.

[-A]: All files are listed, but do not contain "." and ".".

[-d] lists only the directory itself, not all of the data.

[-f] Lists the results directly, without sorting.

[-F] Based on file, directory and other information, additional data structure output.

[-h] Indicates the file size is listed.

[-l] Indicates the long list output.

[-i] displays the node.

[-n] Displays the UID and GID, which represents the user group.

[-R] Displays the contents of the directory.

[-T] to display the time and sort by.

[--color]=never no color.]

2.

CP command: (copy file or folder)

Parameters:

[-A] preserves file attributes and copies files.

When the [-i] target exists with the same file as the source file, the prompt is overwritten.

[-d] If the source file is a property of a connection file, the connection file property is copied instead of the file itself.

[-f] Force replication.

[-p] is copied with the properties of the file.

[-R] Continuous recursive replication for copying the entire folder.

[-S] is copied as a shortcut.

3.

RM command: (move delete files or folders)

[-i] has a question prompt.

[-F] in doubt, without prompting.

[-R] Recursive delete for directory operations.

This command is used to remove the case

RM [command parameters] [source file] [directory]

Parameters:

[-f] force move.

[-i] inquiry.

[-u]update If the destination file already exists and the source file is newer, it will not be updated.]

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"Linux Record stickers" Common command line