Linux system status detection and editing commands edition

The system-state detecting

  ifconfig see card status and network information

 

 

   uname view the system kernel and version information

 

  uptime view system load

 

  free memory used in the system to display the current information

 

 

  who view the current login host user

  Log in to view the system's last record (record in the form of logs)

 

 

   What used to view the command history

 

 

 

   history -c Clear History command

  sosreport for the collection of system configuration and schema information, documentation and diagnostic output

 cd / into the target directory
 cd - return to parent directory
 cd ~ home directory

 

 

 

 

  ls view files
    -a view all files including hidden file
    attributes, such as file size -l view

 

 

Text editing commands

  touch to create a file
  vim to edit files
     i (start editing)
     esc (exit Edit)
     w (save)
     q (quit)
     ! (Forced to save and exit)

 

 

 

 

  cat see less of a plain text file

  View more content more plain text file

 

   head -n front view text lines
   tail -n to see after a few lines of text

 

   wc statistics for the number of rows specified text, word count, byte count
     the number of rows -l
     -w number of words
     -c number of bytes

 

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Origin www.cnblogs.com/shrdbk/p/11469791.html