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List of SSH Commands
Feel free to add more to the list if you have any as I'm sure there are more that I've missed ![]() Display everything in the current directory Code:
ls Code:
ls -a Code:
ls -l Code:
tar -zxpf file.tar.gz Code:
tar -xpf file.tar.gz Code:
gunzip file Code:
cp file Code:
mv file Code:
mkdir dir Code:
rmdir dir Code:
rm -rf dir Code:
rm file Code:
cd dir Code:
cd .. Code:
cd ~ Code:
cd - Code:
top Code:
vi file Code:
pwd Code:
pico file Code:
nano file Code:
ftp site Code:
lynx site Code:
df Code:
quota Code:
uptime Code:
uname -a Code:
whoami Code:
who Code:
last Code:
whereis file Code:
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ps -x Code:
ps -a Code:
ps -ux Code:
kill pid Code:
kill -9 pid Code:
killall program Code:
whatis command Code:
man command Code:
sar -q Code:
tar -zcf filename.tar.gz file Code:
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Very nice!!
What about "top" to view processes and server loads? (and clicking q to stop viewing it) <- my favorite command ![]() And logout? Pico Help The Nano Text Editor |
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Thanks Eric and Lynne!
Lynne, I tried testing that one, but for some reason wasn't working for me last night so I didn't post it, however, I tested again a few minutes ago, and it's working now. Eric, what does vim do? I can't say that I've ever used that one ![]() --------------- Added [DATE]1315014675[/DATE] at [TIME]1315014675[/TIME] --------------- Hmm....nevermind. I believe I found what vim does. It can create or edit a file. Correct me if I'm wrong though
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thank you for advice very good
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thanks for info
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nice list...
wish i had access to server root ! |
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