Linux Learning Notes (a) 2018/3/19

CLI BASH command

 Shell is divided into CLI and GUI two kinds

CLIcommand Line Interface

The GUI :

 

 

BASH

Prompt

# Super administrator

Su ( switch user )

$ Normal user

The general format of the command

command

Options

parameter

 

Use Tab key to simplify the command input

Auto-complete command

Auto-complete file name

Unable to auto-complete parameter

E.g

$ Unam <>

$uname

$ls Downl<tab>

$ls Downloads

 

Clean   Clear the current screen

 

Bash will save the history of input commands can be up and down keys or the history to see the command

Use the up and down buttons to check the command before

Using the history command to see history

 

Streamline operations through history

! ! Repeat the command

! Character before to repeat a "character" at the beginning of the command

! ? abc before repeating contain abc order

! -n repeat n previous commands that command

 

 

Search through the command history

By Ctrl + r to search command in history

 

Argument before a command Recall

Esc , according to press after . Key

 

 

BASH Shell supports the following wildcards:

*   Match 0 or more

 ? Matches any single character

[0-9] to match a range of numbers

[abc] matches any character list

[^ abc] matches the list of unexpected characters

 

Switch User

In the CLI by su command to switch user

Su - switch to the root user and use a new operating environment

Sudo administrator user identity to run command

 

Displays the current user information

Id

Change the current user password

Passwd

 

Bash job management

Running in the background process

After adding a command &

 

Pause a program

By Ctrl + Z or a transmission signal I7

 

Management background job

Jobs ( currently running in the background job )

BG (a control process to continue running in the background)

Fg (running in the foreground)

 

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