Linux file management commands

ls command

  ls -a show all files including hidden files 

  ls -A shows all files including hidden files except . and ..

  ls -r reverses the list of files

  ls -R only displays the first-level subdirectories and files by default, and R stands for recursive loop display of subfile information

  ls -l /etc Display detailed attributes of all files in the /etc directory

  ls -ld /etc displays detailed properties of the /etc directory itself

  ls -1 (number 1) /etc Display one file name per line and display it in alphabetical order   

  ls -d */ show only subfolders but not subfiles

  ls /etc/*.conf

 Cancel the way to use the alias command \cp a /root to get 'cp' a /root This means not to use the cp alias command 

 

file link

   Hard link
      1. The essence of a hard link is that a file has multiple names and each name is independent of each other.
      2. Creating a hard link cannot span partitions
      3.ln f1 f2 Create a hard link f2 for the f1 file
      4. No Support for folder creation

  Soft link
     1.ln -s f1 f1_link
     2. Soft link can be created across partitions
     3. The size of the soft link file (the path where the corresponding file is stored) is determined by the length of the original file path string
     4. Supports the creation of folders

   The role of the link The
      version switching of the deployment software generally uses the soft connection ln -s ngix ngix1.0

      ln  -s     /usr/local/python3/bin/python3     /usr/bin/python

      ln  -s    /usr/local/python3/bin/pip3         /usr/bin/pip

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