Basic Unix Commands
1) login to the unix/solaris server
username: aaa passwd : *******
Check default home_directory.
it shows the present working directory
previous directory
create new directory
shows last 10 lines of file
creates link of file1 to file2
acrawley.html: <>
admin: aaaa
afiedt.buf: <>
autosys_env_IBKNYR1: <>
clears the screen
2) pwd
3)ls -l
shows listing of the files in present directory
4) cd ..
5)mkdir <directory>
6) mkdir -p /home/a/b/c
will create all the non-existing directories
7)vi <xxxx>
opens file for reading or editing
8)cat <XXX>
display contents of file
9)more <file_XXX>
displays page by page data
10) tail <xxxx>
11) touch <file_name>
creates dummy file
12)ln file1 file2
13) file <file_name>
shows what type of file it is like
$ file *
14) cd /home/<directory_name>
To /home/<directory_name> directory likewise you can give and directory
15)clear
clears All the data
username: aaa passwd : *******
Check default home_directory.
it shows the present working directory
previous directory
create new directory
shows last 10 lines of file
creates link of file1 to file2
acrawley.html: <>
admin: aaaa
afiedt.buf: <>
autosys_env_IBKNYR1: <>
clears the screen
2) pwd
3)ls -l
shows listing of the files in present directory
4) cd ..
5)mkdir <directory>
6) mkdir -p /home/a/b/c
will create all the non-existing directories
7)vi <xxxx>
opens file for reading or editing
8)cat <XXX>
display contents of file
9)more <file_XXX>
displays page by page data
10) tail <xxxx>
11) touch <file_name>
creates dummy file
12)ln file1 file2
13) file <file_name>
shows what type of file it is like
$ file *
14) cd /home/<directory_name>
To /home/<directory_name> directory likewise you can give and directory
15)clear
clears All the data
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