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 # Shrusti
 linux commands assignment
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+activity
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++ Activity-1 → ls command options
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++ Using man ls, here are the
+explanations for the flags
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+mentioned:
++· ls -b → Prints non-
+printable characters in file
+names as octal escape sequences
+(\xxx).
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+ls -c → Sorts files by
+ctime (last status change)
+instead of modification time.
+Also affects -lt.
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++ · ls -d → Lists only
+directory entries themselves,
+not their contents (e.g., ls -d
+/etc just shows /etc).
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++ • ls -e → On some systems,
+shows access control list (ACL)
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+info (like ls -l --time=atime).
++ • ls -f → Displays directory
+contents unsorted (as they are
+stored). Also implies -a (show
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+hidden files).
+ls -z > Shows SELinux
+security context for files
+(useful in security-enabled
+systems).
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+ls -z → Shows SELinux
+security context for files
+(useful in security-enabled
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+systems).
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++ Other commands to explore (do
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+on terminal)
+whoami → Prints your
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+current logged-in username.
++· pwd → Shows the current
+working directory.
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+cd → Changes directory.
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++·
+cd /→ Moves you to the
+root directory.
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+cd ..→ Moves you one level
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+up (to the parent directory).
+cd <path>→ Moves you to
+the specified path.
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++ Activity-2 > tree command
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+options
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++ Using man tree:
+tree -a → Shows all files
+including hidden ones (those
+starting with .).
+github.com - Private
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+cd / → Moves you to the
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+root directory.
+cd ..→ Moves you one level
+up (to the parent directory).
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+cd <path>→ Moves you to
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+the specified path.
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++ Activity-2 → tree command
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+options
++ Using man tree:
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+tree -a → Shows all files
+including hidden ones (those
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+starting with .).
+tree -d → Lists only
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+directories.
+tree -u > Shows the file
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+owner's username.
+tree -p → Shows permissions
+(rwx)for each file/directory.
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