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The Linux Command Line
Second Internet Edition
William E. Shotts, Jr.
A LinuxCommand.org Book
Copyright ©2008-2013, William E. Shotts, Jr.
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No De- rivative Works 3.0 United States License. To view a copy of this license, visit the link above or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Fran- cisco, California, 94105, USA. Linux® is the registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. All other trademarks belong to their respective owners. This book is part of the LinuxCommand.org project, a site for Linux education and advo- cacy devoted to helping users of legacy operating systems migrate into the future. You may contact the LinuxCommand.org project at http://linuxcommand.org. This book is also available in printed form, published by No Starch Press and may be purchased wherever fine books are sold. No Starch Press also offers this book in elec- tronic formats for most popular e-readers: http://nostarch.com/tlcl.htmRelease History
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09.12December 14, 2009First Internet Edition.
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incorporated and edited through chapter 37.09.10October 3, 2009Third draft with revised table formatting,
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pass.09.07July 18, 2009Completed first draft.
Table of Contents
Why Use The Command Line?.....................................................................................xvi
What This Book Is About..............................................................................................xvii
Who Should Read This Book.......................................................................................xvii
What's In This Book.....................................................................................................xviii
How To Read This Book..............................................................................................xviii
Why I Don't Call It "GNU/Linux"...........................................................................xix
Your Feedback Is Needed!............................................................................................xx
What's New In The Second Internet Edition.................................................................xxi
Further Reading............................................................................................................xxi
Part 1 - Learning The Shell..............................................................11 - What Is The Shell?.....................................................................................2
Terminal Emulators..........................................................................................................2
Your First Keystrokes......................................................................................................2
Command History.......................................................................................................3
Cursor Movement.......................................................................................................3
A Few Words About Mice And Focus....................................................................3
Try Some Simple Commands..........................................................................................4
Ending A Terminal Session..............................................................................................5
The Console Behind The Curtain..........................................................................5
Summing Up....................................................................................................................5
Further Reading...............................................................................................................6
2 - Navigation...................................................................................................7
Understanding The File System Tree..............................................................................7
The Current Working Directory........................................................................................7
Listing The Contents Of A Directory................................................................................8
Changing The Current Working Directory.......................................................................9
Absolute Pathnames..................................................................................................9
Relative Pathnames...................................................................................................9
Some Helpful Shortcuts............................................................................................11
Important Facts About Filenames........................................................................11
iSumming Up..................................................................................................................12
3 - Exploring The System.............................................................................13
More Fun With ls...........................................................................................................13
Options And Arguments............................................................................................14
A Longer Look At Long Format.................................................................................16
Determining A File's Type With file................................................................................17
Viewing File Contents With less....................................................................................17
What Is "Text"?.....................................................................................................17
Less Is More........................................................................................................19
A Guided Tour................................................................................................................19
Symbolic Links...............................................................................................................23
Hard Links.....................................................................................................................24
Summing Up..................................................................................................................24
Further Reading.............................................................................................................24
4 - Manipulating Files And Directories........................................................25
Character Ranges................................................................................................27
Wildcards Work In The GUI Too..........................................................................27
mkdir - Create Directories.............................................................................................28
cp - Copy Files And Directories....................................................................................28
Useful Options And Examples..................................................................................29
mv - Move And Rename Files......................................................................................30
Useful Options And Examples..................................................................................30
rm - Remove Files And Directories...............................................................................31
Useful Options And Examples..................................................................................31
Be Careful With rm!.............................................................................................32
ln - Create Links............................................................................................................33
Hard Links................................................................................................................33
Symbolic Links..........................................................................................................33
Let's Build A Playground................................................................................................34
Creating Directories..................................................................................................34
Copying Files............................................................................................................34
Moving And Renaming Files.....................................................................................35
Creating Hard Links..................................................................................................37
Creating Symbolic Links...........................................................................................38
Removing Files And Directories...............................................................................39
Creating Symlinks With The GUI.........................................................................40
Summing Up..................................................................................................................41
Further Reading.............................................................................................................41
5 - Working With Commands........................................................................42
What Exactly Are Commands?......................................................................................42
Identifying Commands...................................................................................................43
type - Display A Command's Type...........................................................................43
which - Display An Executable's Location...............................................................43
Getting A Command's Documentation..........................................................................44
help - Get Help For Shell Builtins............................................................................44
--help - Display Usage Information..........................................................................45
iiman - Display A Program's Manual Page................................................................45
apropos - Display Appropriate Commands..............................................................47
whatis - Display A Very Brief Description Of A Command.......................................47 The Most Brutal Man Page Of Them All..............................................................48info - Display A Program's Info Entry.......................................................................48
README And Other Program Documentation Files................................................49Creating Your Own Commands With alias....................................................................50
Summing Up..................................................................................................................52
Further Reading.............................................................................................................52
6 - Redirection................................................................................................53
Standard Input, Output, And Error.................................................................................53
Redirecting Standard Output.........................................................................................54
Redirecting Standard Error............................................................................................55
Redirecting Standard Output And Standard Error To One File................................56Disposing Of Unwanted Output................................................................................57
/dev/null In Unix Culture......................................................................................57
Redirecting Standard Input............................................................................................57
cat - Concatenate Files............................................................................................57
The Difference Between > and |..........................................................................60
uniq - Report Or Omit Repeated Lines.....................................................................61
wc - Print Line, Word, And Byte Counts..................................................................62
grep - Print Lines Matching A Pattern......................................................................62
head / tail - Print First / Last Part Of Files................................................................63
tee - Read From Stdin And Output To Stdout And Files..........................................64Summing Up..................................................................................................................65
Linux Is About Imagination..................................................................................65
7 - Seeing The World As The Shell Sees It..................................................67
Pathname Expansion...............................................................................................68
Pathname Expansion Of Hidden Files.................................................................69
Tilde Expansion........................................................................................................69
Arithmetic Expansion................................................................................................70
Brace Expansion......................................................................................................71
Parameter Expansion...............................................................................................72
Command Substitution.............................................................................................73
Double Quotes..........................................................................................................75
Single Quotes...........................................................................................................76
Escaping Characters................................................................................................77
Backslash Escape Sequences............................................................................77
Summing Up..................................................................................................................78
Further Reading.............................................................................................................78
8 - Advanced Keyboard Tricks.....................................................................79
Command Line Editing..................................................................................................79
Cursor Movement.....................................................................................................79
iiiModifying Text...........................................................................................................80
Cutting And Pasting (Killing And Yanking) Text........................................................80
The Meta Key......................................................................................................81
Programmable Completion..................................................................................83
Using History.................................................................................................................83
Searching History.....................................................................................................84
History Expansion.....................................................................................................86
Summing Up..................................................................................................................86
Further Reading.............................................................................................................87
9 - Permissions..............................................................................................88
Owners, Group Members, And Everybody Else............................................................89
Reading, Writing, And Executing...................................................................................90
chmod - Change File Mode.....................................................................................92
What The Heck Is Octal?.....................................................................................93
Setting File Mode With The GUI...............................................................................95
umask - Set Default Permissions............................................................................96
Some Special Permissions..................................................................................98
Changing Identities........................................................................................................99
su - Run A Shell With Substitute User And Group IDs............................................99 sudo - Execute A Command As Another User.......................................................101Ubuntu And sudo...............................................................................................101
chown - Change File Owner And Group................................................................102
chgrp - Change Group Ownership.........................................................................103
Exercising Our Privileges............................................................................................103
Changing Your Password............................................................................................106
Summing Up................................................................................................................107
Further Reading..........................................................................................................107
10 - Processes.............................................................................................108
How A Process Works.................................................................................................108
Viewing Processes......................................................................................................109
Viewing Processes Dynamically With top..............................................................111
Controlling Processes.................................................................................................113
Interrupting A Process............................................................................................114
Putting A Process In The Background....................................................................114
Returning A Process To The Foreground...............................................................115
Stopping (Pausing) A Process................................................................................116
Sending Signals To Processes With kill.................................................................117
Sending Signals To Multiple Processes With killall................................................120
More Process Related Commands.............................................................................120
Summing Up................................................................................................................121
Part 2 - Configuration And The Environment.............................12311 - The Environment..................................................................................124
ivWhat Is Stored In The Environment?..........................................................................124
Examining The Environment..................................................................................124
Some Interesting Variables.....................................................................................126
How Is The Environment Established?.......................................................................127
What's In A Startup File?........................................................................................128
Modifying The Environment.........................................................................................130
Which Files Should We Modify?.............................................................................130
Text Editors.............................................................................................................130
Using A Text Editor.................................................................................................131
Why Comments Are Important..........................................................................134
Activating Our Changes..........................................................................................135
Summing Up................................................................................................................135
Further Reading..........................................................................................................135
12 - A Gentle Introduction To vi.................................................................136
Why We Should Learn vi.............................................................................................136
A Little Background ....................................................................................................137
Starting And Stopping vi..............................................................................................137
Compatibility Mode............................................................................................138
Editing Modes..............................................................................................................139
Entering Insert Mode..............................................................................................140
Saving Our Work....................................................................................................140
Moving The Cursor Around.........................................................................................141
Basic Editing................................................................................................................142
Appending Text.......................................................................................................142
Opening A Line.......................................................................................................143
Deleting Text...........................................................................................................144
Cutting, Copying, And Pasting Text........................................................................145
Joining Lines...........................................................................................................147
Searching Within A Line..........................................................................................147
Searching The Entire File.......................................................................................147
Global Search-And-Replace...................................................................................148
Editing Multiple Files...................................................................................................150
Switching Between Files.........................................................................................151
Opening Additional Files For Editing......................................................................151
Copying Content From One File Into Another........................................................152
Inserting An Entire File Into Another.......................................................................153
Saving Our Work.........................................................................................................154
Summing Up................................................................................................................155
Further Reading..........................................................................................................155
13 - Customizing The Prompt.....................................................................156
Anatomy Of A Prompt..................................................................................................156
Trying Some Alternative Prompt Designs....................................................................158
Adding Color................................................................................................................159
Terminal Confusion............................................................................................160
Moving The Cursor......................................................................................................162
Saving The Prompt......................................................................................................163
Summing Up................................................................................................................164
vFurther Reading..........................................................................................................164
Part 3 - Common Tasks And Essential Tools.............................16514 - Package Management..........................................................................166
Packaging Systems.....................................................................................................166
How A Package System Works...................................................................................167
Package Files.........................................................................................................167
High And Low-level Package Tools........................................................................168
Common Package Management Tasks.......................................................................169
Finding A Package In A Repository........................................................................169
Installing A Package From A Repository.................................................................169
Installing A Package From A Package File.............................................................170
Removing A Package.............................................................................................170
Updating Packages From A Repository..................................................................171
Upgrading A Package From A Package File...........................................................171
Listing Installed Packages......................................................................................172
Determining If A Package Is Installed.....................................................................172
Displaying Info About An Installed Package...........................................................173
Finding Which Package Installed A File.................................................................173
Summing Up................................................................................................................173
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