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Linux commands of files and directories

Time:09-28

The basename: out of filename path and extension
CD: switch directory
CHGRP: change the file belongs to group
Chmod: change the file permissions
Cp: copy the file or directory
Dd: copy the files and convert the file content
File: determine file type
Find: find files in the specified directory and execute the specified operating
Ln: create a file link
Locate/slocate: quickly locate file path
The ls/dir/vdir: show directory content
The mkdir: create a directory
Mv: move or rename the file
The PWD: display the current working directory
Rename: rename files
Rm: delete a file or directory
Rmdir: delete empty directory
Touch: modify the file time attribute
Updatedb: create or update slocate database
Whereis: display instruction program, source code and man man page
Which, according to instructions of the absolute path

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Tar packaging application

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reference 1st floor SuperDay response:
tar packaging program

Uh huh, behind will continue to more

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refer to the second floor weixin_39085051 response:
Quote: refer to 1st floor SuperDay response:
tar packaging program

Uh huh, behind will continue to more
you are a good comrade

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reference SuperDay reply: 3/f
Quote: refer to the second floor weixin_39085051 response:
Quote: refer to 1st floor SuperDay response:
tar packaging program

Uh huh, behind will continue to more
you are a good comrade

Hee hee, uniting, refueling (? ?? _???? )?

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The tar - ZVF

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quoted Mr Wang - 5 floor response:
tar - ZVF

Uh huh, behind compression and backup will be more
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