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Linux CLI Basic Commands for Beginners Part 05 – Linux Dukes

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Energy on CentOS 7 and login to the system

su

Utilization

  • To change an different person account

Syntax

Choices

  • su     –    user-name   (to login to person’s house listing)

date

Utilization

  • To show and set the date and time

Syntax

Choices

To set the date and time

  • date    -s     “MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss
  • date    -s     “DD month YYYY hh:mm:ss
  • date    -s     “YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss
  • date    -s     “YYYYMMDD hh:mm:ss

Format Specifiers

  • date +%T or   +%X   (Time)
  • date +%a or    +%A   (Day)
  • date +%D or   +%F    or    +%x    (Date)
  • date +%b or   +%B    or   +%m  (Month)
  • date +%G (Yr)

Ctrl +z or & (Background course of)

Utilization

  • To set a job or  course of in background

Syntax

  • job or course of     &
  • running_process   (Press Ctrl and z to ship it to background)

jobs, bg

Utilization

  • To view the all background operating jobs
  • bg present the whole jobs
  • jobs reveals the roles in sequence

Syntax

fg

Utilization

  • To convey a background job to foreground

Syntax

redirectors

Utilization

  • Used to redirect knowledge or contents to given file or new file

Syntax

  • command   >   file-name                     (To redirect command output to a brand new file or overwrite current file)
  • command   >>   file-name                   (To redirect the output of command and append into current file)

Choices

  • >        (Create a brand new file or over write contents if file already exists)
  • >>     (Append contents in an current file)

man and information

Utilization

  • To view guide or assist of linux instructions

Syntax

  • man     command
  • information      command

(Press “q” key to exit guide)

kind

Utilization

  • To kind contents so as

Syntax

Choices

  • kind    -r     file-name    (To kind in reverse)
  • kind    -k5    file-name  (To kind column 5)
  • kind    -u    file-name  (To kind and take away duplicates)
  • kind       file1-name  file2-name   (To kind and merge output of two recordsdata)
  • kind   -u    file1-name   file2-name   (To kind, take away duplicate and merge output of two recordsdata)

poweroff and halt

Utilization

Synatx

reboot

Utilization

Syntax

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