Transcription of Linux Commands – Red Hat Specific
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1 Linux Commands Red Hat Specific Windows Linux General Commands dir dir /ad attrib h sorting ls ls filename or file* ls directory or dir* ls l - Directory listing with long filenames, owner, and permissions ls ld - Show only the directories matching the search ls R - Show subdirectories also ( just like dir /s ) ls al ls Sharl sort by size, all files, including hidden ls lart sort by date, reverse order (newest @ the bottom of list) -S - sorts by size, largest first -r - reverses any sort command , ls rS sorts smallest first -t - sorts by modification time, recent first -u - sort by last accessed time -x - sort by file extension Remember Linux is case sensitive, so if you re looking for a file beginning with Vol, type ls Vol* Colors: Blue = directory Green = script Grey = file dir filename* /s | more find depth iname filename* | less - this will find anything starting with filename, with the iname switch allowing it to be case insensitive, and will pipe the results to the l
(Red Hat) whoami finger finger –l (most information) w users set set – displays system environment. Pipe set to the less command in order to read all of it. set | less Help man info command—help HOWTOs – www.linuxdoc.org, howto.tucows.com Hard drive info hdparm –i /dev/hda Reboot shutdown –r now or
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