Linux Commands

 

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ls

Lists everything in the directory.

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ls -a

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Lists with hidden files and directories.

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ls -l

Lists all files by showing the size and date.

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tar -zxpf << span> file .tar.gz>

The extension opens the compressed files that are tar.gz.

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tar -xpf << span> file .tar>

Opens the .tar files.

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gunzip << span> file .gz>

The extension opens the .gz files.

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cp << span> file >

Copies the file.

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mv << span> file >

Allows you to move a file to another directory or change the file name.

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mkdir << span> index >

Allows you to create a new directory.

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rmdir

Delete the specified directory.

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rm

Allows you to delete files.

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rm -rf

Allows you to delete the directory.

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cd

Switch to the specified directory.

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cd ..

Switch to an upper directory.

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cd ~

Enables you to go to the top directory.

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pwd

Displays the current directory.

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pico

Lets you edit the specified file with a text editor.

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ftp

Provides an FTP connection to the specified site.

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lynx

Displays the specified site.

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df

Shows harddisk statistics.

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quote

Shows your disk usage.

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uname

Indicates the status of the operating system.

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whoAmI

Shows your own information.

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wHO

Shows the ones connected to the server.

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last

Indicates the most recent connection to your account.

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whereis

Indicates where the specified file is located.

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Bitch

Runs the IRC program.

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mail

Check your mail.

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ps -x

Shows the operations that you are running.

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ps -a

Shows all processes that are running on the server.

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PS -ux

It shows the CPU / RAM usage of the running processes.

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kill

The Pid number stops the operation.

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kill -9

Pid number stops the given eggdrop process.

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killall

Stops all operations of the specified program type.

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whatis

Gives a description of the specified command.

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man

Command help images

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passwd

Shell allows you to change the password you used to enter your account.

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vhosts

or vhost Lists the vhosts (virtual host) in the system.

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useradd

: Adds a single user to the Linux system

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userdel

: Removes existing users from the system

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usermod

: Changes the properties of an existing user in the system

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groupadd

: This command adds new groups to / etc / group

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groupdel

: Deletes the groups in / etc / group from this file because of this file

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groupmod

: Makes changes to group information in / etc / group

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cd / home

= add users you know from here

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rm -fr *

= deletes all files in the folder

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wget url

= download.

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w

: see who's online

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wall

mesa posts users who are online on the server

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ball

: cpu ram vs .. view stats

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history

: see what commands you used in the past

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work

: How many files are in that folder

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unzip

: to open zip file,

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reboot

: restart throws

saddle machine linux if you know you can apply them as domain example.com want to enter the host of the site

We are switching to cd / home folder.

What are you looking around?

after

cd httpd = behind it says

We're writing cd vhosts. Then using ls command, we know the domain extensions of the users that we opened in the panel.

work

we choose which domain we are going to host

cd domain.com

then we are past ftp sine.

ls we're going to know that he is in the host's ftp.

cd httpdocs do our job. What can we do with it?

++++ large files are able to download in 3 to 5 seconds. (Plesk)

This process can be carried out in the site transport process

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water login

(skip the log you want)

information of a team.

php.ini file

root login

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cd / etc

pico php.ini

we can see and make various adjustments.

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chown user file

we grant access to the file

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chmod file 777

We can play with the chmod setting of the file