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Linux Terminal Introduction A beginners introduction to the very powerful linux terminal Welcome, I've noticed a lack of linux articles on this site, so I thought I would post one (although its rather basic, it should definitely help people new to linux). If you are in a windows environment, and still want to try this out for yourself, there is a program called cygwin (Cygwin Information and Installation) which provides a linux-like environment in windows. If you looking to try out linux, there is a very user friendly distribution called ubuntu (Ubuntu Home Page | Ubuntu), which you can run with no changes to your system. Linux is not *all* command line, if anyone who reads this happens to be that oblivious. In fact, the linux GUI's (there are multiple avaliable) can do alot of things the windows one cant. Now, enough introductions and windows ranting You can get to a terminal in linux by pressing ctrl+alt+F1 or by searching through your programs list for something such as "terminal" or "konsole" When you open your terminal, you might be wondering what the first thing you see is supposed to mean: Your's will be different, and its called a prompt. It tells you information about your computer and who and where you are in the system. This is the syntax: USERNAME@HOSTNAME:CURRENTDIR$ You might be thinking: "What kind of directory is ~??". Well, in linux "~" is a shortened way of saying "your home directory". For instance, mine *actually* is: /home/stealth/, but it becomes tiresome to print and read constantly, so they use a much shorter character. ls This is the most common command for me. It's a cut down form of the word LiSt and does exactly what it sounds like, it lists the contents of the current directory. You should see exactly whats in your home directory. Now, this is a command that takes "arguements". You can give it sub commands to get exactly what you want. ls -a The - means that i want to start an arguement, and the "a" is the specific arguement, in this program, "a" lists all the directories. By default, ls hides the hidden directories (ones that start with a "."). cd Change Directory. This command allows you to manuver through your filesystem. / is the root directory in linux. Linux does not use C:/ or D:/ *drives*, but instead it uses mountpoints. Each drive will be *mounted* under a position in the filesystem (most likely /media/). So, if a device, called "device", was plugged in and mounted, and you wanted to go to that directory via command line, you would "cd /media/device/". Then, your terminal might look something like this: Pretty cool, huh? This is not even the tip of the iceburg. The linux console controls *everything*. Lets say you wanted to run a program, you can run that program just by typing its name: However, what if you dont know the right program command? Okay, bummer. So what can we do? Bash (the terminal) comes with something called tab-completion. Basically, if you dont know the whole name of a file, command, program, etc (or are just to lazy to finish typing), pressing tab will let bash finish it for you. There was more than one possible outcome that bash could have entered for me, so rather than guessing one, it told me the possible outcomes. You might not have open movie editor installed on your system, so that particular scenerio might have gone differently for you. Another great command is "cat". Cat prints the output of a file. Now, if I opened /media/device/fire4.txt, I would see that the file contained "You idiot your spelled file4.txt wrong!". Another great command is "nano". nano is a text editor that allows you to edit files, or create them. Once in nano, it takes up your full screen, and you can get out by pressing ctrl+x, then pressing y or n to save or not save your file (if you made any changes). Also, you can delete files with the rm command. The -r will delete things recursively, meaning that it will delete things in sub-directories (useful for deleting directories which aren't empty), so be careful. Like I said, the terminal can be very powerful (which is why I wont explain the su or sudo command here). One last command I will teach you is "man". man stands for MANual. Typing "man commandhere" will bring up the manual page for that command. The manuals are extremely detailed and teach you everything you need to know about that command. Some commands I recommend looking into are: mount, sudo, su, umount, ssh, the program installer for your distro, touch, and mkdir.

Interesting UNIX Commands Ever since renting a UNIX handbook a while back ive discovered lots of the more complex operations and commands of UNIX, besides the mundane, and ordinary asks of running an maintaining an eggdrop. I therefore went through my UNIX Handbook picking out some of the less mentioned, useful comands, and here they are: mailx - This program will send an email to someone just like that. The syntax is 'mailx user@host' you then enter your message. mesg - This command is used to disable or enable the ability of users being able to 'write' to you. uname - This basically returns the version of UNIX the box is running. There are various switches for this command. wall - Sends a public message to ever user on the box, as if you had 'writen' to each and ever user. Good for admins. banner - This reutrns an ASCII banner for a word or letter you specify. So 'banner shell' would outpub shell in big ASCII uncompress - This decompresses .Z files. For example 'uncompress shell.Z' would output a file 'shell' tail - This shows the last 10 lines of a file. The -f option can also be used to 'follow' a file as additions are made. more - allows you to scroll a file. This is most often used when reading MOTDs, by 'more /etc/motd' ln - This is used to create links. For instance I could make shell-tests.txt link to a file called tests by 'ln -s shell-tests.txt tests' grep - This command is the equivilent of find. I use it a lot, when doing tasks and adding the pipe symbol. Like 'ps aux | grep -c eggdrop' This basically takes ps aux, and searches it for the amount of times eggdrop is mentioned (hence -c for count) crypt - This is used to encrypt text with a password. Simple encryption, but easy to use, if you need to encrypt somthin. chown - This changes ownership of files or directories to a group or user. Very useful for administration tasks. cat - This is the equivilent of type in DOS. All it does is prints out (on your screen) the contents of a file. su - This is usually associated with Super User'ing to root, however it can also be used to login with a different login name. Use su <username>. It will then prompt you for the pass of that user. sleep - This command is like pause, however you need to specify a time in seconds. This is usually used in scripts. ruptime - This neat command lists all the boxes on the LAN, their uptime, status, load averages and amount of users. nohup - This command is a simple equivilent of screen. It basically keeps a process alive even when you're logged out. man - This stands for manual, and covers most topics. To use it try 'man command.name' it should give you help groups - Returns with the groups that you're a member of. env - This command sets the environment of your shell. For instance you can change your home dir with 'env HOME=/home/blah' at - This can be used to schedule things. Use 'at 10am' <enter> and then enter the command you'd like it to perform at that time. stty - This has quite a few uses, however I use it for one thing. Ever had your backspace key produce ^H's? try "stty erase backspace" command;command - Do you want to put multiple commands in one line? Use ; to separate them and they'll be performed one after eachother. For instance ls;uptime;cp blah review;./eggdrop u -m

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