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BASIC UNIX COMMANDS TO REMEMBER
The basic commands used in the Unix shell are:
- cd (directoryname)(Changes directories to the one named. In Unix, you change directories one level at a time.)
- cd .. (Changes back up to the previous directory)
- pwd(Prints -- displays to the screen -- the "working" or current directory)
- ls(Lists the contents of the current directory to the screen)
- ls -l(Same as above, but it lists like the DOS DIR command with more information)
- mkdir(Make a directory -- same as DOS "md")
- rmdir(Remove a directory -- same as DOS "rd")
- cat("Concatenate," or show a files contents to the screen -- same as DOS "type.")
- cp(Copy -- same as DOS "copy")
- mv(Rename or "move" a file -- same as DOS "ren")
- rm(Remove or "delete" a file -- same as DOS "del")
- logout(Terminates a Unix Shell session)
- |more(When entered at the end of a command such as "cat" or ls -l", this displays a page of text, then stops and waits for you to issue the command to go on)
- sz (In the Unix shell, "sends" to your computer -- via ZMODEM -- the file named)
- sx(In the Unix shell, "sends" to your computer -- via XMODEM -- the file named)
- rz(In the Unix shell, tells the remote computer to "receive" a file from your computer. You need to return to your own computer and tell it to "send" a specific file or group of files)
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