Koder Flashcards

1
Q

ls

A

list directory

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2
Q

nano

A

Simple text editor

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3
Q

grep

A

Search file(s) for lines that match a given pattern

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4
Q

sudo

A

Execute a command as another user

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5
Q

cd

A

change directory

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6
Q

mkdir

A

Create a new directory

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7
Q

cp

A

Copy files or directories

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8
Q

mv

A

Move (rename) files or directories

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9
Q

rm

A

Remove files or directories

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10
Q

pwd

A

Determine the current directory youre working in

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11
Q

ssh

A

Secure Shell (SSH), is a UNIX-based command interface and protocol for securely getting access to a remote computer

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12
Q

ls -F

A

List files and folder, with folders having a backslah for distinctions sake. Remember large F.

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13
Q

ls -l

A

List files in column-view, with info like size, modification date, read and write rights etc.

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14
Q

ls -al

A

List hidden files. (.Filename) Also list files in column-view, with info like size, modification date, read and write rights

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15
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-r

A

Rekursive, all files and folder in a folder.

Eks: cp -r …

Copy rekursive (everything in a folder) …

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16
Q

(cd) ..

A

Go back in directory

Eks: cd ..

Change directory, go one step back

17
Q

open (filename.extension)

A

The open command is equivalent to double clicking a file in the Finder.

18
Q

ps -ax

A

(“Process status”) To get a list of every running process on your computer

19
Q

chmod

A

Change access permissions

20
Q

chown

A

Change file owner and group

21
Q

chgrp

A

Change group ownership