In Part 1, we covered some essential tips and tricks for the Linux command line. Now, let's continue with more useful commands:
6. Working with File Permissions using chmod and chown
- Changing file permissions with
chmod:chmod permissions file - Changing file ownership with
chown:chown user:group file
7. Archiving and Compression with tar and gzip
- Creating a tar archive:
tar -cvf archive.tar file1 file2 - Extracting files from a tar archive:
tar -xvf archive.tar - Compressing files using gzip:
gzip file - Decompressing files using gzip:
gzip -d file.gz
8. Process Management with ps and kill
- Viewing running processes with
ps:ps aux - Terminating a process with
kill:kill PID
9. Networking Tools: ping, ifconfig, and netstat
- Checking network connectivity with
ping:ping host - Displaying network interface configuration with
ifconfig:ifconfig - Viewing network connections with
netstat:netstat -tuln
10. System Information with uname and df
- Displaying system information with
uname:uname -a - Checking disk space usage with
df:df -h
These additional tips and tricks will further enhance your command line skills. Feel free to explore and experiment with these commands to become a Linux command line expert!
Stay tuned for more tips and tricks in future updates!
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