Create directory and give permisson in a go.
# mkdir /tmp/test1 -v -m 1777
Environment variable $CDPATH
It lets you define some path to look for when moving with cd command.
# export CDPATH = . : / : ~/
# cd usr
/usr
# cd Desktop
/home/viku/Desktop
Hardware info:
# dmidecode --type memory
# dmidecode --type bios
# dmidecode --type cache
# dmidecode --type processor
so on....
Find all files with extension .txt or .jpg
#find . -type f -inode "*.txt." -or -inode "*.jpg"
Find all files except hidden files
#find . -type f -inode "*.txt." ! ".*"
Append text at end of file, use >> operator.
Append text at beginning of file.
#echo "text" |cat - file.txt > /tmp/out && mv /tmp/out file.txt
Check whether an alias is assigned to a command
#type ls
Revert alias to original
#unalias ls
Restrict alias effect and see the native command.
# command ls
# \ls
# "ls"
Diff and Patch
#diff -c oldfile newfile > temp.patch
#patch < temp.patch
# mkdir /tmp/test1 -v -m 1777
Environment variable $CDPATH
It lets you define some path to look for when moving with cd command.
# export CDPATH = . : / : ~/
# cd usr
/usr
# cd Desktop
/home/viku/Desktop
Hardware info:
# dmidecode --type memory
# dmidecode --type bios
# dmidecode --type cache
# dmidecode --type processor
so on....
Find all files with extension .txt or .jpg
#find . -type f -inode "*.txt." -or -inode "*.jpg"
Find all files except hidden files
#find . -type f -inode "*.txt." ! ".*"
Append text at end of file, use >> operator.
Append text at beginning of file.
#echo "text" |cat - file.txt > /tmp/out && mv /tmp/out file.txt
Check whether an alias is assigned to a command
#type ls
Revert alias to original
#unalias ls
Restrict alias effect and see the native command.
# command ls
# \ls
# "ls"
Diff and Patch
#diff -c oldfile newfile > temp.patch
#patch < temp.patch
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