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== file operation == | == file operation == | ||
copy old directory to new directory ( | copy old directory to new directory ({{Linux}}) | ||
* cp -a ''old_dir new_dir/'' | * cp -a ''old_dir new_dir/'' | ||
* make new directory & copy all old files to new directory | * make new directory & copy all old files to new directory | ||
Revision as of 17:49, 7 September 2012
(1) alternative Linux commands to complete the same task, (2) The mapping commands between Windows and Linux system.
text file manipulation
display the first lines of text file
display the last few lines of text file
- tail [options] filename
- vim [options] filename (and press G)
- Tail for Win32 GUI interface (Win
)
file operation
copy old directory to new directory (Linux
)
- cp -a old_dir new_dir/
- make new directory & copy all old files to new directory
- mkdir new_dir
- cp old_dir/* new_dir
delete files or directory
- rm -r /Name_of_directory (Linux
) - del Name_of_directory (Win
)
- After executed del Name_of_directory but the empty directory directory_name will be left.
- Command delete is not available in Win XP
list directory or files
- ls (Linux
) ex: ls -l List detailed information of files [1] - dir (Win
) ex: dir/s/b
find a file
- find (Linux
) ex: find / -name filename Find the file which naming filename Under the path / (root folder) [2] - dir (Win
) ex: dir filename /s[3]
I have no idea to specify the file path to find the file.
network
show ip
- ipconfig/all (OS: Win
) - ifconfig (OS: Linux
)[1]
ping
whois: search the information of domain
- whois domain (Linux
or Win
: require to install whois for windows)
system operation
reboot the system/server
help for command
references
further reading
- ÆtherDev - Windows | Linux Equivalent Commands[Last visited: 2012-09-07]