04 - Shell Commands1

 Shell Commands
• User Name : user1

• Password : 123456
• Getting use to the command line environment BASH (Bourne Again Shell)
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• With in GUI : Gnome : Open a terminal
: KDE : Open a konsole
Application > Accessories > Terminal
Right-Click on Desktop > Open Terminal
• Without GUI
: minimize GUI shell
Ctrl + ALT + F1
: maximize GUI shell
Ctrl + ALT + F7
• What is command?
Command is executable file : GUI & TUI
Application > Accessories > Calculator
Help > About
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 Cont.. Shell Commands
Application > Accessories > Text Editor
Help > About
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[user1@srv2~]$gcalctool
[user1@srv2~]$gedit
[user1@srv2~]$gcalctool Copy (R.C > Copy) & Paste (R.C. > Paste / Shift + Ins)
[user1@srv2~]$cal Calendar / Output is text
[user1@srv2~]$date
[user1@srv2~]$clear or Ctrl + L
Pure command-line > Ctrl + ALT + F1

Root
Bin = binary
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OS related OS related
commands commands
[/bin] [/sbin]
System
System
[/usr]
Common Admin
Linux Connectors
User
Commands [/bin] [/sbin]
Software Software
Terminal changes : Edit > Current Profile

Colors, Effects, ……..
• How to get total number of commands?
[user1@srv2 ~]$[TAB] + [TAB] + [TAB] (3 times)
Enter key - line by line
Space bar - page by page
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• Directory listing commands Ctrl + H : Hidden Files/Folders
• Desktop > User1’s home > Ctrl + H Ctrl + H : Hide Files/Folders
.config : Hidden items
• Create Folder name : ABC
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• Create Folder name : .123
• Print working directory
[user1@srv2 ~]$pwd
/home/user1 Root
[Home]
[user1]
/home/user1

[user1@srv2 ~]$ Normal User
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Current
User
Logged Current
in Folder
Computer
Name
• List the content in the folder
[user1@srv2 ~]$ls
• All objects (hidden file/folder also)
[user1@srv2 ~]$ls Δ -a
• Manual of a command
[user1@srv2~]$man command
Browse : Up arrow, Down arrow, Left arrow, Right arrow
Quit :q
Julian Calendar
[user1@srv2~]$cal Δ -3 1…..7
[user1@srv2~]$cal Δ –y 8……15
16…..23
• Go to “home” folder /
[test1] [test2]
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[test3]
[test4]
[test5]
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ –C : To view with colors
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ –a : All objects
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ –C Δ –a or tree Δ –a Δ –C
OR
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ –Ca
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ –d : directories only
• Create 2 files in home folder using GUI. Eg : file1 & file2
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ –C
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ –Cd
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ -adC
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• To see a large output in part by part
[user1@srv2 ~]$command (with options) Δ |Δ more
Pipe Pager
mark
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ –C Δ | Δ more

[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ –Ca Δ | Δ more
[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ –a Δ | Δ less
: Color codes are not supports
Q : quit
Up arrow
Down arrow

• Long list
#ls Δ –l
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#ls Δ –lh
drwxr-xr-x 1 user1 user1 4.0K Jun 27 17.11 test1
Ext3 Ownership Size Last Modified Object

permission (Bytes) Date & Time Name
Object File /
Value Folder /
File = 1 Symlink
Empty Folder =2
Data Folder = 4
#ls Δ –alh

 Cont.. Shell Commands Root
• Directory browsing command
• Full path to the folder / Full path start
from here
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1 / home / user1 / test2 / test3
[/home]
2 / home / user1 / test2 / test4 / test5 [/user1]
• Relative path to the folder

/test1 /test2
• Don’t type the correct location
that you are already in
• Never type “ / “ in front Sub Folder
/test3 /test4
1 test2 / test3 1
/test5
2 test2 / test4 / test5 2

$pwd
$cd Δ /home/user1/test2/test3 << Full path
$pwd
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• To go to your home folder
$cd
$pwd
$cd Δ test2/test3 << Relative path
$cd
$cd Δ test2/test4/test5
• One folder back
$ls Δ -a
$cd . .
$pwd

$cd Δ . . Or $cd Δ . . / . .
$cd Δ . .
Executable File/Commands - Green
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• Go to root partition Symlink (Shortcut) - Light Blue
Executable files with Root Permission
- Red
$cd Δ / File - Black
$pwd Folder - Blue
$ls
$cd Δ /bin
$cd Δ /usr/share/backgrounds
$pwd
$cd Δ images
$pwd
$cd Δ . .
$pwd
$cd

• Go to Previous location
$cd Δ -
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$pwd
• Go to Root
$cd Δ /
$pwd
$ls
• Object management commands
File Folder Symlink
Main Object Sub Object

• Create new object
$mkdir Δ fol1
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$ls
$mkdir Δ fol2 Δ fol3 Δ fol4 Δ fol5
$ls
• Create a new folder within an existing folder
$ls Δ test1
• Create a sub folder call Linux in test1 folder
$cd Δ test1 $mkdir Δ test1/linux

$mkdir Δ linux $ls Δ test1/
$ls

• Create a new folder and a sub folder at once
• Eg: Create a folder call “Redhat” and create a sub folder call “centos” in
the Redhat folder.
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$mkdir Δ redhat $mkdir –p Δ redhat/linux
$mkdir Δ redhat/centos $ls
$ls Δ redhat
• Create a folder call (“my Δ data”)

• Ex: 1
$mkdir Δ “my Δ data”

OR
$mkdir Δ my \ data
• Create a folder call (“my Δ data Δ 2”)

• Ex: 2
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$mkdir Δ my \ data \ 2
• Create a folder call (“my Δ data Δ 2”)
• Ex: 2
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$mkdir Δ “my Δ data Δ 2”
OR
$mkdir Δ my \ data \ 2
$ls
$ls Δ – l (L)
$ls Δ – 1 (1/One)
• New file
Use a text editor to Create / Edit / Read files
$nano Δ file1
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• Specify a location
$nano Δ fol2/file1
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CENTOS
Ctrl + O
Press ENTER Key
Ctrl + X
$ls Δ fol2
$cat Δ fol2/file1
• New Symlinks
Create a new symlink in your home folder to
access /usr/share/backgrounds/images folder
$cd
$ln Δ –s Δ /usr/share/backgrounds/images Δ link1
Link Destination folder location Symlink

Symlink
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Name
(Any Name)
$ls Δ -l
• To access the destination location using the symlink
$cd Δ link1
$pwd
$pwd Δ -P
• Create a new symlink in your home folder to access
$cd
$ln Δ –s Δ /etc/fstab Δ link3
$ls Δ -l
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$ln Δ –s Δ /etc/fstab Δ /tmp/link3
$ls Δ /tmp
$cat Δ /tmp/link3
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• Use the link to access the file
Edit : $nano Δ link3

Read : $cat Δ link3
$pwd
$pwd Δ -P

• Rename
The current folder
$ls
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$ls
$mv Δ CurrentObjectName Δ NewObjectName
Eg : Rename test2 folder to data2
$mv Δ test2 Δ data2

$ls
Within a different folder

Eg : Rename linux folder within the test1 folder to windows
$mv Δ test1/linux Δ test1/windows

$ls Δ test1

• Moving Objects
Cut and Paste Root
 Move File1 in to Folder1
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$mv Δ file1 Δ folder1 /
$ls Δ folder1
[/home] [/tmp]
 Move Link1 in to Folder1
$mv Δ link1 Δ folder1
[/user1] file2
$ls Δ folder1
 Move Folder1 in to /tmp

file1 link1 [folder1]
$mv Δ folder1 Δ /tmp
$ls Δ /tmp
 Move /tmp/file2 in to my Home Folder

$mv Δ /tmp /file2 Δ ~
$cd
$ls
• Copying Objects
Copy and Paste
 Copy File1 in to Folder1
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$cp Δ file1 Δ folder1
$ls
$ls Δ folder1
 Copy Link1 in to Folder1

$cp Δ –d Δ link1 Δ folder1 -d = difference
 Copy Folder1 in to /tmp

$cp Δ –r Δ folder1 Δ /tmp -r = recursive
$ls Δ /tmp
 Copy /tmp/file2 in to my Home Folder

$cp Δ /tmp /file2 Δ ~
$cd
$ls
• Delete Objects
Files/Symlinks
$rm Δ objectname $rm Δ –i Δ objectname
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$rm Δ link1
$rm Δ file1 ? Y/N
$ls
Folders $rm Δ –ri Δ objectname

$rm Δ –r Δ foldername
? Y/N
$rm Δ –r Δ folder5
$ls
-r = recursive


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 Shell Commands

• User Name : user1

Pure command-line > Ctrl + ALT + F1

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Terminal changes : Edit > Current Profile

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[user1@srv2 ~]$command (with options) Δ |Δ more

[user1@srv2 ~]$tree Δ –C Δ | Δ more

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drwxr-xr-x 1 user1 user1 4.0K Jun 27 17.11 test1

Ext3 Ownership Size Last Modified Object

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2 / home / user1 / test2 / test4 / test5 [/user1]

• Relative path to the folder

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• One folder back

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• Object management commands

File Folder Symlink

Main Object Sub Object

• Create a new folder within an existing folder

• Create a sub folder call Linux in test1 folder

$cd Δ test1 $mkdir Δ test1/linux

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• Create a folder call (“my Δ data”)

$mkdir Δ “my Δ data”

• Create a folder call (“my Δ data Δ 2”)

To save a file : Ctrl + O

Link Destination folder location Symlink

• To access the destination location using the symlink

• Create a new symlink in your home folder to access

Edit : $nano Δ link3

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Eg : Rename test2 folder to data2

$mv Δ test2 Δ data2

Within a different folder

$mv Δ test1/linux Δ test1/windows

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 Move Folder1 in to /tmp

 Move /tmp/file2 in to my Home Folder

 Copy Link1 in to Folder1

 Copy Folder1 in to /tmp

 Copy /tmp/file2 in to my Home Folder

Folders $rm Δ –ri Δ objectname

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