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    1.

    Locate Current file directories


    2. Locate Current file directories with details
    3. Locate Current file directories in reverse order
    4. Locate Current file directories in reverse order by time stamp
    5. Locate Current file directories in human readable format
    6. Check index number
    7. Check present working directory
    8. Get absolute path of directory
    9. Change to previous working directory path
    10. Change to previous directory path
    11. Change 2 steps before current working directory
    12. Login as sudo user
    13. Create new directory
    14. Create new file with timestamp
    15. Change access time
    16. Change modification time
    17. define time stamp for file name
    18. change time stamp of file1 as file2
    19. Pipeline operator to use first cmd output as input for 2nd cmd
    20. Get stats of file
    21. Login as root user
    22. change permission for user-group-other as rwx-rwx-rwx
    23. Add permission for user-group-other as rwx-rwx-rwx
    24. Remove permission for user-group-other as rwx-rwx-rwx
    25. Change permission as per other file
    26. Change owner name of file as sudo
    27. Change owner name of group as sudo
    28. Change owner name of file
    29. Current logged in users details
    30. Current user details
    31. Open file in read mode
    32. Open file in edit mode
    33. Append 2 files
    34. Get details of mentioned cmd
    35. Add new user as normal user
    36. Add new user as sudo user
    37. Add new user to sudo group
    38. Remove recent added new user
    39. Change user as normal user
    40. Change other user as sudo user
    41. Remove new directory
    42. remove directory recursively
    43. Get Host name of PC
    44. Check running host status
    45. Get Status of server
    46. Get a mask code
    47. Get IP address of host
    48. Check OS details
    49. copy file in Secured mode
    50. Copy file in normal mode
    51. Copy file with interactive mode (notified when already file available)
    52. Copy file with getting original file’s permissions and time stamp
    53. Change recursively permissions of newly copied files.
    54. Move any file to other location
    55. get indication if there is already file available
    56. get backup ready while moving file
    57. Rename file
    58. Get details of word, lines and char count
    59. Count characters only
    60. Count lines only
    61. Count words only
    62. Open file with Page wise forward mode
    63. Open file with Page wise both directional mode
    64. Get top 10 lines of file
    65. Get specific line numbers of lines from file
    66. Get bottom 10 lines of file
    67. Get specific numbers of bottom lines from file
    68. Get sheel type details
    69. history of commands used in session
    70. Use echo fn to print specific words
    71. Get details of Recently generated 2 files
    72. How to get records from line number 300 to 400 from 500 lines file ?
    73. Get current month calender
    74. Get current year calender
    dir home file

    ABC PQR XYZ LMO

    EFG TEST1 TEST2 RST DEMO1 DEMO2


    log1 log2 trial1 trial2

    1. Ctrl +D - save and close.


    2. Ctrl +C - Kill process
    3. Q - to exit from any window
    4. Explain layers of linux -
    a. Karnel - User to Hardware - Heart of linux and help to connect between hardware
    and software.
    b. Shell - BIOS same as windows intermediator of Karnel and application
    c. Application - final request forwarded to application
    d. User - end user.
    5. What is shell -
    a.
    6. What is Karnel -
    a.
    7. Types of users -
    a. Root user
    b. Normal user
    c. Sudo user
    8. Types of file permission -
    a. Read
    b. Write
    c. Execute
    9. What is LFS - Linux file system
    10. Details after running cmd of ls -l -
    a. Permission
    b. owner
    c. Group
    d. Size
    e. date
    f. Time
    g. File_name
    11. If error received as file not found, provide solution -
    a. Acknowledge the error
    b. Check log files for further details
    c. Login to server with putty
    d. Login as sudo user to gain access
    e. Enter file directory
    f. Use cmd ls -lrt to get file details in reverse order sorted by time stamp

    12.

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