Files
List Files in a directory
What is ip?
Short for change mode, changes how users can interact with a file
What is chmod?
Used when looking for a file name
What is find?
Allows you to log in as root in Linux, not temporary
What is su?
What is pwd?
Shows the free space on your storage media
What is df?
Changes ownership of a file
What is chown?
Used when looking for specific strings within a file
What is cat?
Stands for superuser do
What is sudo?
Moves a file
What is mv?
Shows information about a command in a book like format
What is man?
What is chgrp?
Used when looking for entire phrases that contain a string
What is grep?
Used by Red Hat and other similar Linux distros for software and updates
What is yum?
Deletes a files
What is rm?
Shows information about a DNS entry, not nslookup
What is dig?
Permission that gives all access to the user and group, but only read and execute to others (number format)
What is 775?
Text editor for command line in Linux, competitor to vi
What is nano?
Fetches software and updates from repositories for Debian based systems
What is apt-get or apt?
Creates a file
What is touch?
Shows running processes in a similar format to Task Manager
What is top?
This means the user has all access, the group can only read and execute, and others cannot access the file when expressed with letters.
What is -rwxr-x---?
Shows more detailed information than top, interactive and allows for deeper investigation and management of processes
What is htop?
Known as the Bourne-Again Shell, this is where terminal inputs are used in most distributions of Linux, popular alternate to zshell
What is Bash?