pwd Present Working Directory
uptime Server UpTime stats & operation
df D_isk F_ree space
w W_ho is logged on & server info
who WHO is logged on and IP address
last LAST users logged on and statuses
ac ACcounting of total time logged on
top TOP processes currently executing listed per CPU time
ps aux
ps ax
uname -a
env Shows current environment variables, including user & path
set
netstat
trafshow
cd Change the Directory that you are working in
man Show the MANual pages for a program
tail -300 maillog Show the TAILend of the 'maillog' file -- last 300 lines
kill -9 PID KILLs a specific process # (PID), non-catchable, non-ignorable (-9)
shutdown -r now ShutDown the computer, then reboot, immediately
id
hostname
vmstat -w 5
vmstat boot
more Display a file, showing a page at a time. Show MORE by hitting 'space'.
head
tail
ls -lt LiSt (-l with L_ots of info) (-t sort by time)
ls -laTFWi LisT all info
pwd
FIND (starting in root dir) "nameoffile" or anything begining with that
find / -name "nameoffile*"
FIND files modified within last day:
find / -mtime -1 -print
FIND files modified over 5 days ago:
find / -mtime +5 -print
users Shows which users are logged on using shell / command line
Backs up a file, preserving date/time stamp:
mv hosts.allow hosts.allow-2005-Apr-16
cp hosts.allow-2005-Apr-16 hosts.allow
Compress a log file, then mail as an attachment
gzip -c access_log.processed -v > access_log.processed.gz; ls -lt
uuencode access_log.processed.gz DOMAIN.com.log.gz | mail -s "DOMAIN.com Log File" SomeEmail@xyz.com
Or inline:
mail -s "Some Text File" email@domain.com < file.log
ls -laTFWiR LiSt files with all info R = recurse subdirs. Takes 3 hours!
chown userowner somedirectory
Change the owner to 'userowner' of directory 'somedirectory'
/usr/local/psa/qmail/bin/qmail-qstat
Show brief statistics about qmail
/usr/local/psa/qmail/bin/qmail-qread
Show the summary info for EACH email in qmail queue
pkg_info List the packages installed
pkg_add Add a package
ftp ftp.gnu.org connects to ftp site ftp.gnu.org
'get' gets a file
'cd' changes a directory
Ctrl-C Cancel operation
Ctrl-S PauSe operation
Alt-F1 Alternate to the 1st terminal window when using 'shell'
Alt-F2 Alternate to the 2nd terminal window when using 'shell'
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