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By Abhishek Ghosh February 26, 2012 4:58 pm Updated on February 26, 2012

Linux Commands and UNIX Commands for Server : The Ultimate List

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Linux Commands and UNIX Commands for Server are very useful for Administration and Management of Web Server. We have compiled the list from various Text Books. Just like in our guide, Install WordPress on Rackspace Cloud Server we have used several basic, advanced and some typical shortcuts of Linux Commands and UNIX Commands. Linux Commands and UNIX Commands are basic and the quality of web hosting depends on the support team’s grasp on these Linux Commands and UNIX Commands. There are many great text books on Linux Commands and UNIX Commands, we have only mentioned the very useful Linux Commands.

 

List of Linux Commands and UNIX Commands mostly used

 

We have mostly mentioned the commands which can be used on Red Hat Linux. Especially with SuSe, there might be a bit difference on sytax usage of these Linux Commands and UNIX Commands.

 

at execute an action at a specified time
awk programming language to process files
cat lists the contents of a dir
cd Changing Directories
chgrp exchange group file
chmod change the access rights to a file
chown change of ownership of a file
cp copy file
cut mainly used in scripts to cut
date shows / changes the date
df displays the available space
diff displays the difference between two files
du shows the disk space used
egrep Search
find File Search
ftp file transfer
grep file search
history list of commands used in the system
kill stop an ongoing process
sh ou ksh ou rsh call from a shell
ln creates a link to a file
lp ou lpr redirection to the printer
lpstat Information on printers
ls list of files
mail; mailx displays and sends messages
man [ command ] help on a command
mkdir creates a folder
more displays a file page by page
mv moves a file
passwd change the password
ps switch user
pwd affiche le chemin du dossier en cours
rlogin [ user ] connection to another machine
rlogin -l user machine connection to another machine
rm destroyed a file
rmdir destroyed a dir
wget fetch a file / download a file
rusers list users connected to the network
set view the environment variables
sh opens the basic shell
tar tar a file or dir
tee duplique un flux de données
vi system editor named vi
yum install Update / Install Packages

 

Usage of Linux Commands and UNIX Commands

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Here are some usage of the Linux Commands and UNIX Commands, please try to correlate these with Install WordPress on Rackspace Cloud Server guide.

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We have changed the directory in this way by using cd (vide the list of Linux commands above) :

 

cd /var/www/html/ 

 

We have downloaded the WordPress (escaping the download from webpage, then uncompress, then upload via ftp) with a single line :

 

wget http://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz

 

Now, it is a tar file (compressed), to make it usable, we need to untar it :

 

tar xvzf latest

 

Now give a special attention :

 

mv /wordpress* .

 

Can you see the dot ? This is one of the fantastic commands of UNIX. Note the dot “ its moving everything to dot “ your current directory. Give a space between * and dot.

 

yum -y install httpd php mysql mysql-server php-mysql

 

Another beauty to UNIX / Linux Commands. Note the -y, you need not to accept the prompts manually. We have installed Apache, MySQL, PHP with just one command line.

 

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  1. AvatarDave says

    February 26, 2012 at 11:53 pm

    Is this written for humans or machines?

  2. AbhishekAbhishek says

    February 27, 2012 at 6:46 am

    Machines.

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Cite this article as: Abhishek Ghosh, "Linux Commands and UNIX Commands for Server : The Ultimate List," in The Customize Windows, February 26, 2012, July 3, 2022, https://thecustomizewindows.com/2012/02/linux-commands-and-unix-commands-for-server-the-ultimate-list/.

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