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Linux-File-System

This document provides an overview of the Linux file system, highlighting its benefits, key features, and common distributions. It covers the file system hierarchy, management commands for creating, deleting, and modifying files, as well as troubleshooting common issues. The presentation emphasizes the importance of file permissions and user management for security and data integrity.

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Linux-File-System

This document provides an overview of the Linux file system, highlighting its benefits, key features, and common distributions. It covers the file system hierarchy, management commands for creating, deleting, and modifying files, as well as troubleshooting common issues. The presentation emphasizes the importance of file permissions and user management for security and data integrity.

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Linux File System

Welcome to the world of Linux file systems! In this presentation,


we will explore the fundamental concepts, management
commands, hierarchy, and various file types specific to the Linux
file system. Let's dive in!

by Light OFC
Introduction to Linux File System
Benefits of Linux Key Features Common Linux
File System Distributions
Linux file system offers
The Linux file system features like journaling, Popular Linux
provides robustness, access control lists distributions such as
security, and (ACLs), symbolic links, Ubuntu, Fedora, and
extensibility, making it and much more for CentOS use different
an ideal choice for efficient file file system types while
modern computing management. sharing similar
environments. principles.
Linux File System Hierarchy

1 Root Directory (/)

The top-level directory in the Linux file system hierarchy. It contains all other
directories and files.

2 Common Directories

Directories such as /etc, /home, /var, and /usr serve specific purposes in the
Linux file system structure.

3 Directory Structure

The Linux file system follows a tree-like structure, allowing for easy
organization and navigation of files and directories.

4 Mount Points

The Linux file system can be mounted across multiple partitions or devices,
providing flexibility and scalability.
Linux File System Management
1 Creating and Deleting Files 2 Listing and Navigating
Directories
Learn how to create and delete files
in Linux using commands like touch, Efficiently navigate and explore the
rm, and rmdir. file system using commands like ls,
cd, and pwd.

3 Modifying File Permissions 4 Archiving and Compression

Understand how to set file Discover commands like tar and gzip
permissions using commands like to create archives and compress files
chmod and chown to control access efficiently.
and ownership.
Standard File System Structure

bin etc lib

Contains essential binary Stores system-wide Houses shared library files


executables and configuration files that are crucial for the
commands available to all necessary for proper execution of programs
users. functioning of various across the system.
applications.
Dosya izinleri ve kullanıcı yönetimi
Directory (D) • r: Read permission

• w: Write permission

• x: Execute permission

File (F) • r: Read permission

• w: Write permission

• x: Execute permission (for scripts)

Learn about file permissions, user ownership, and how to manage users in the Linux file
system. Proper permissions ensure security and data integrity.
Common File System Issues and
Troubleshooting

1 Disk Space Full

Discover ways to identify and


resolve insufficient disk space
File System Corruption 2 issues that can impact system
Understand the causes and performance and file operations.
mitigation techniques for file
system corruption, ensuring data
integrity and reliability. 3 Data Recovery

Explore recovery options to


restore files and directories in
case of accidental deletion or
system failures.

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