Would like to ask you a great god, and my xshell and Linux shows that the connection is successful, but the input command has always shown in the xshell not internal or external command, how should do?

CodePudding user response:

Need to log in to the SSH and IP address
For example, SSH 192.168.21.53

Or click on the top left corner [file], in the pop-up menu bar to choose [new], into the new connection interface, in the name of the place to fill in the connection name, protocol selection SSH, then configure host, set up the connection server's IP address and port number 22 connection can,

After landing can have input the user's password, which you set the root user's password,

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reference 1st floor SarahYYP response:

need to log in to the SSH and IP address
For example, SSH 192.168.21.53

Or click on the top left corner [file], in the pop-up menu bar to choose [new], into the new connection interface, in the name of the place to fill in the connection name, protocol selection SSH, then configure host, set up the connection server's IP address and port number 22 connection can,

After landing can have input the user's password, which you set the root user's password,

my is so of the operation, but after input command automatically quit, then displayed not internal or external command

CodePudding user response:

Watching is not completed,,,

CodePudding user response:

Would it be possible is ll command is not available by default, you can try the ls -l

CodePudding user response:

reference 4 floor yizhixiaocaiji26 response:

is there may be a ll command is not available by default, you can try the ls -l

Try this

CodePudding user response:

Alias configuration, alias ll='ls -l'

CodePudding user response:

refer to 6th floor oder1988 response:

alias configuration, alias ll='ls -l'

thank you thank you for that

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reference 5 floor Q446512799 reply:

Quote: refer to 4th floor yizhixiaocaiji26 response:

Would it be possible is ll command is not available by default, you can try the ls -l

Try this

thanks that the