Following is a list of useful Unix Commands.(Frequently used unix commands)
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ls | gives a list of filenames in the current directory. | mv | rename a file: mv oldfile newfile or mv oldfile newdir | cp | copy a file: cp oldfile newfile or cp oldfile newdir | chmod | change permissions. | rm | remove a file. | cd | change directories. | lpr | print a file: lpr -P printer-name file. | pwd | "print" working directory; returns the current directory. | tar | package a group of files into one file for moving or archiving; also extracts tar files. | mkdir | create a new directory. | rmdir | remove a directory. |
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3 comments:
Hello,
I just wanted to say that I really enjoy this blog - extremely useful insight for software testing. If you wouldn't mind, I would very much like your thoughts on a new company I work (perhaps even a new blog post in which your readers could add their responses as well). The company name is: uTest (http://www.utest.com). They are attempting to create a community testing model (first of its breed I believe) and we would very much like to hear your views on it. Thank you ver much and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Best,
Jonathan
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