Linux File Types
use ls-lh to see the type of a file,
- representative is normal file D for directory directory blue
Block device Files character b c stands for character device
Bare Equipment represents no file system or bypasses the file system.
Linux System Directory
are hung in the root directory /
Executable file
Ls/bin General user command file
Ls sbin Management using command files
Inode and directory entries
file data is stored in blocks, it is clear that there must be a place to store the file meta-information, such as the creator of the file, the date the file was created, the length of the file, and so on. This area of stored file meta information is called inode(index node)
The Inode contains the following content
File length
The user owner of the file
The group owner of the file
Permissions for files
Timestamp of the file
number of file links, including how many files point to this inode
Location of the file data block
The file name is not saved in the Inode , but is saved in the catalog item. The filename associates the name of the file with the corresponding inode .
use the ls-i command to list /root directory files, both filenames and inode numbers
Stat
use the Stat command to view information about a file, such as inode, permissions, time attributes, file size, owner, number of links, and file type
Command syntax
Stat Options File directory
viewing file information using the LS command
See the inode for the Root/install.log file
Ls-l/root/install.log
File and directory Operations management
Pwd
PWD Display working directory path
Cd Change Working directory path
Touch
Touch: Create an empty file, change the file time
Mkdir: Creating a directory
Rmdir Delete Empty directory
Cp copy files and directories
Mv files and directories renaming, moving files and directory paths
use the MV command to change the name of files and directories and to move the paths of files and directories
Rm Delete a file or directory
use the RM command to delete files or directories on your system
file Query Type
You can query the file type of a specified file by using a file command, and you can know whether a document is a binary executable or a shell script file, or other format.
Like what
file/boot/*
Df-h command View disk partition space and scale -H automatically selects the units of storage space.
Df-i Command View index number and scale
Du Viewing the space usage of directories and subdirectories
Du-s only look at the space usage of the directory itself
Du-a Viewing the space consumption of all subdirectories and files in the directory
Du-h
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