shell commands Flashcards

1
Q

Alt-Fx(1-7)

A

open new shell prompt session

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2
Q

halt

A

os shut down

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3
Q

reboot

A

reboot (root)

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4
Q

init 0

A

(root) shut down

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5
Q

init 6

A

(root) shut down

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6
Q

shutdown

A

shutdown

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7
Q

exit

A

terminate shell prompt

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8
Q

su

A

switch user

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9
Q

su -

A

switch to root directory

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10
Q

env

A

displays the environment variables for the current logged in user

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11
Q

echo

A

prints the variable (fex:$PATH) will show path

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12
Q

top

A

all applications and processes running on the system

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13
Q

which

A

displays full path to shell command or utility(fex: which ls)

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14
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whoami

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displays username of currently logged in user

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15
Q

netstat

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displays network status, current connections, routing tables

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16
Q

route

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to view or manipulate systems routing table

17
Q

ifconfig

A

same as ipconfig

18
Q

uname

A

displays info about Linux system

19
Q

uname -s

A

displays Linux kernel’s name

20
Q

uname -n

A

displ. the systems host name

21
Q

uname -r

A

kernel release number

22
Q

uname -v

A

kernel version number

23
Q

uname -m

A

system’s hardware architecture

24
Q

uname -p

A

processor type

25
uname -i
hardware platform
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uname -o
OS
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uname -a
displays all system info
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exec
run executable file
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man (command)
manual
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HISTSIZE or HISTFILESIZE
1000 history entries may be configured
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HISTCONTROL
controls how history is stored
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pwd
print working directory
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man -k (term looking for)
allows search across multiple items, using specific keyword
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apropos
same as man -k