SSH Basic Command
Artikel command, Artikel Linux, Artikel ssh,I have had people asking me about SSH commands, and the basic commands, to at least get them going.
The list below is not meant to be a complete SSH guide, but more so a list of some of the basic commands and what they do, as well as the proper formatting for the command.
I’ll start with what I think is the most basic, and work my way up.
In this guide, I’ll assume you at least have some SSH software, if not, I’ll list a few of my favorites.
Command: cd
Format: cd /directory/you/want/to/go/to
This command is the most basic, and widely used. The cd command is used to move to the directory you specify.
Command: cp
Format: cp /directory/you/want/to/copy /directory/where/you/want/to/copy/to
The cp command will copy the file or folder you specify in the first portion, to the location you specify in the second portion.
Command: mkdir
Format: mkdir /directory/you/want/to/create
mkdir creates the directory or folder you specify
Command: rmdir
Format: rmdir /directory/you/want/to/delete
The rmdir command deletes the directory or folder you specify.
Command: mv
Format: mv /directory/you/want/to/rename/or/move /new/directory/name/or/location
The mv command will rename or move the file stated in the first portion to the name or location stated in the second portion.
Command: rm
Format: rm filename.pl
The rm command will move the file specified.
Command: tar cvf
Format: tar cvf filename.tar.gz /directory/you/wish/to/archive
This command will tar zip the files in the directory specified in the second portion into a tar file specified in the first portion.
Command: tar -xvf
Format: tar -xvf filename.tar.gz
The tar -xvf will extract all files from the tarball specified into the directory you are currently in.
Command: zip
Format: zip yourfile.zip /file/or/folder/you/want/to/zip
This will create a zip file, with the name specified in the first portion from the file or directory listed in the second portion.
Command: unzip
Format: unzip yourfile.zip
This command will unzip or un pack the named zip file, into the directory you’re currently in.
Command: Ls
Format: Ls /directory/you/wish/to/list/files/
The Ls command lists files, and folders within the directory you specify
Command: Ls -f
Format: Ls -f /directory/you/wish/to/list/files/
This will add a forward slash to the directory names within the directory you specify
Command: Ls -a
Format: Ls -a /directory/you/wish/to/list/files/
This will show “hidden” files in the directory you specify
Command: Ls -l
Format: Ls -l /directory/you/wish/to/list/files/
This command shows detailed info about each file in the directory you specify.
Some suggested SSH software
As I stated earlier, I will give a few of my favorite SSH clients, and where you can obtain them.
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