User Management class commands
Add User: Useradd name
Delete User: Userdel-r name "-r" means to delete the corresponding user's directory
Change Password: passwd name
Switch User: Su-name "-" means that the switch user is brought into the environment variable at the same time
Add user group: Groupadd name
Delete user group: Groupdel name
File and Directory class commands
Clear screen: Clear
View table of Contents: LS name "-a" means show All Files "-L" to show details
Switch directory: cd name "..." Returns the previous directory "-" indicating that the last catalog was returned
Copy file: CP src DST "-r" means copy directory
Move or rename: mv src DST Delete file or directory: RM name "-r" means delete directory "-F" means Delete does not prompt
To change file permissions:
chmod who+mode Name
Who:u indicates that the file owner G represents the file all groups o means that other User a represents all users
mode:+ means Add permission-Represents a Cancel Permission = represents a given permission
Create directory: mkdir name "-P" indicates continuous creation of directories
View directory Size: Du name view current path: pwd
Compress packaging Commands
. Tar indicates files packaged with the tar command
. GZ indicates files compressed with the gzip command
. bz2 represents a file compressed with the BZIP2 command
Compression decompression
Compression: gzip name Bzip2 name
Decompression: gzip-d name bzip2-d name
Packaging compression
Package: Tar cvf newname.tar oldname
Unpacking: Tar xvf name
Package compression: Tar zcvf newname.tar oldname
Unpacking: Tar zxvf name
Disk Management class commands
Load device: Mount device name mount directory to convert device files to directories to access
Uninstalling the device: Unmount mount Directory
View Disk: Df-hl
Create File: Touch name
View File size: filename name
File Link: ln fliename linkname "-S" means creating a soft link, otherwise creating a hard link
Find Class command
Find File/directory: Find lookup path-name file name
Find the string in the file: grep "string" path "-rn" indicates the number of lines and filenames in the file that lists the string
Process Management class commands
View process: PS aux
Kill process: Kill PID
View Memory: Free
View CPU Share: Top
Miscellaneous commands
Software Management: RPM package "-IVH" means installation package "-qa" means to view installed packages "-e" means uninstalling installed packages
Pipe operators: Command 1 | Command 2 The output of the first command as input to the second command
View Help: Man command name
Shutdown: Shutdown now or Poweroff
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