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| list File types and what does it show for each type |
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ls -F / for directories * for executable @ for symbolic links nothing for text files |
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| display file size in human readable format |
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ls -lh -l to show file size -h to make it human readable |
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| display the long listing of a directory name but not the contents |
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| display the contents of a directory and all of its sub-directories |
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| list files sorted by date, newest first |
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| list files sorted by date, oldest first |
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| display files with detailed information, oldest first |
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| display files with detailed information, sorted by date, newest first |
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| display the current directory |
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| go back to the home directory - two answers |
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| go to the dir1 sub-directory of the home directory |
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| go to the home directory of user2 |
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| switch to the previous directory |
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| display the pseudo terminal where you are logged in |
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| display all current logged in users |
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| display the name of the current user |
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| dislay detailed information about who is logged in to the machine |
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| display the name of the first user to log in |
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| you have used su to switch users several times, display the username of the initial login |
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| display all the system information |
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| remove the text from the screen |
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| display the date and time, also to make a change |
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| display a calendar for the current month |
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| display the date and time based on the hardware clock |
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| what is the path of a command (ex: cat) |
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| find the location of a command (ex: cat) |
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| display the lines, words, and character counts(or bytes) of a file |
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| print the line count, word count, byte count, and character count for the file file1 |
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wc -l file1 wc -w file1 wc -c file1 wc -m file1 |
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| send a message to all logged in users - how does it work |
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wall start typing ctrl+d to send the message |
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| show the instructions for the cat command |
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| how do you search forward for the word "text" in a man page |
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| how do you search backwards for "text" in a man page |
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| you've searched for "text" in a man page, now find the next instance and the previous instance |
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| you are viewing a man page, move forward one page, backward one page |
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f/space/Page down b/Page up |
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| perform a command keyword search for password - two answers |
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man -k password apropos password |
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| who the help page for passwd |
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| display the short description for the command passwd - two answers |
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whatis passwd man -f passwd |
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