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LINUX

1. What are 3 standard steams in linux – stdin stdout stderr


2. File permissions in linux – rwx r=4 w=2 x=1
3. Default permissions for folder & files – 777, 666 non root user – 775,664
4. Use of which command – return path if valid
5. What is piping
6. What is tee command
7. When we will use xargs command in piping
8. Ansolute paths vs relative paths
9. Pwd, cd, ls
10. Display hidden files – ls –a
11. Creating files & directories
12. Remving files & directories
13. Locate command – will return all matching files with absolute path

Sudo updated

Locate –existing –limit 5 *.txt

14. Find – will list all files & directories below the point tree

Find /desktop/ -type d –iname *.txt –size +100k –maxdepth 4 –exec cp {} ~/Desktop/files/ \;

15. View file content

Cat – uday tac – kiran rev – yadu head –n 15 – first 15 lines

Kiran uday narik tail –n 15 – last 15 lines

16. Sort – sort the data alphabetically or numerically smallest first

Sort –k 5nru -k for tabular data of 5th column numerically in reverse order with unique entries

17. Grep – return all lines matching search content ; i-caseinsensitive; v- return lines don’t contain

Grep hello file.txt ls /etc | grep *.conf c – count of lines matches term

Return all lines with hello word return all files with ending .conf in /etc folder

18. Gzip – tar –cvzf name_tar_file file1 file2

Tar – xvzf name_tar_file

Bzip2 – “ – cvjf “ “ “

“ – xvjf “ “ “

Zip file – zip name_zip_file file1 file2

Unzip name_zip_file

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