Moving Around - We can use the cd command followed by a path to change to the specified directory.The pwd command will print the current cd /usr/share/Ĭreating Directories - The mkdir command followed by the name of a directory creates the specified directory.We can create multiple directories at once with the incredibly useful mkdir -p, which will also create any required parent sysnet #creates a directory called -p -1 test/ Listing Files - The ls command prints out a basic file listing to the ls -al
BACKTRACK LINUX CD COMMANDS MANUAL
MAN - Most executable programs intended for the Linux command line provide a formal piece ofĭocumentation often called manual or man man man man -k passwd #if we use the -k option with man, we can perform a keyword search as shown man -k '^passwd$' #We can further narrow the search with the help of a regular expressionĪpropos - With the apropos command, we can search the list of man page descriptions for a possible match based on a apropos passwd #Note that apropos seems to perform the same function as man -k /usr/share - application support and data files Basic Linux Commands./usr/bin - applications (apt, ncat, nmap, etc.)./tmp - temporary files (typically deleted on boot)./sbin - system programs (fdisk, mkfs, sysctl, etc)./bin - basic programs (ls, cd, cat, etc.).The directories you will find most useful are:
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