Solaris Basic Commands

(i) Basic orders

Command format: Command parameters

1.LS display filename, equivalent to dos dir command

Command format: LS [option] File

Option

-l Display a detailed list

Domain 1: File types and file permissions

Domain 2: Number of file connections

Domain 3: File owner name

Domain 4: File user Group name

Domain 5: File length

Domain 6-8: Last Modified Date

Domain 9: filename

-a displays all files, including hidden files (in. The beginning of the file name)

-R display files and all subdirectories

-F Display file (followed by *) and directory (followed by/)

-D is shared with the L option to display the directory name instead of its contents

2.CD directory conversion, equivalent to DOS CD command

Note the directory separator is "/", contrary to Dos

Command format: CD dirname

3.PWD Show Current Path

4.cat display file content, equivalent to DOS type command

Command format: Cat filename

5.more View the contents of the file as paging.

Command format: more filename

6.RM Delete File

Command format: RM [-r] filename (filename can be file name, or file name abbreviated symbol.)

Example:

RM file1 Delete document with file name File1.

RM file? There are five characters in the delete file name, and the first four characters are all documents in file.

RM f* All documents with F as the first word in the delete file name.

Rm-r Dir1 Deletes the directory Dir1 and all its documents and subdirectories.

7.mkdir Create Directory

Command format: mkdir [-P] Directory-name

Exmaple:

mkdir Dir1 establishes a new catalogue dir1.

Mkdir-p Dir/subdir directly create multilevel catalogs

8.rmdir Delete Directory

The directory must first be empty

Command format: RmDir directory

9.CP Document copying

Command format: CP [-r] Source destination