Redhat Linux Basic Command For Beginners

                Redhat Linux Basic Commands For Beginners 

This Post will Learn You Some Basic Command For You. That's Most Important For Beginners Who Wanna Learn Seriously Linux. That's wanna Make Future In This line. 

Redhat Linux Basic Commands For Beginner
 

1. Open a shell as an ordinary user.

2. Type pwd . You should be in the directory /home/$USER.

3. Type mkdir newfiles and mkdir oldfiles . Type ls . You’ll see the directories

you have just created.

4. Type touch newfiles/.hidden and touch newfiles/unhidden . This creates two

files in the directory newfiles.

5. Type cd oldfiles .

6. Type ls -al . This shows two items only: ., which refers to the current directory;

and .., which refers to the item above this (the parent directory).

7. Type ls -al ../newfiles . In this command, you are using a relative pathname to

refer to the contents of the /home/$USER/newfiles directory.

8. Use the command cp -a newfiles/.

9. Type ls -a . You see that you have created the subdirectory newfiles into the

directory oldfiles.

10. Make sure that you are still in /home/$USER/oldfiles, and type rm -rf

newfiles .

11. Now use the command cp -a newfiles/*. . Type ls -l to see what has been copied

now. You’ll see that the hidden file has not been copied.

12. To make sure that you’ll copy hidden files as well as regular files, use

cp -a newfiles/. 

13. Verify the command worked this time, using ls -al . You’ll notice that the hidden

as well as the regular files have been successfully copied this time.

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