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1. chmod -R 644 ./DirectoryName - Include the -R parameter if it's a directory and you wish for all the files within that directory (DirectoryName) to be altered chmod with permissions 644
2. mkdir - makes a new directory mkdir ./foldername 
3. rm - (removed a file) rm ./filename 
4. mv - move a file to another location. This is also used for renaming a file) mv ./filename ./newlocation/filename 
5. ls -la - Makes a list of all the files within the directory (including the hidden ones) 
6. ls -ltr - Makes a list of all the files within the directory in the respective order of 'last updated'
7. find - (Find a file/directory) find ./ -name filename 

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ifconfig - (Find out the IP address of the computer) ifconfig 
chmod - (change the permissions of the file or directory (object). ) chmod -R 777 ./filename 
chmod -R - Include the -R parameter if it's a directory and you wish for all the files within that directory to be altered chmod -R 644 ./foldername 
mkdir - makes a new directory mkdir ./foldername 
pwd - currently directory location 
whoami - (find out which user you're logged in as) whoami 
find - (Find a file/directory) find ./ -name filename 
echo - (respond back to the user. This is useful if you want to see what environment variables are set) echo $java 
rm - (removed a file) rm ./filename 
top - Will display a dynamic of the CPU, swap and RAM memory available

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1. sudo su - oracle - while logged into a unix terminal using your normal username, you can log into the sudo user (in this example, Oracle)
2. SSH - (Connect a secure connection through terminal to a server ssh @) ssh c_redfern@server1.technicalconfessions.com 

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1. tar - (Create compressed tar files) tar -cvzf ./test.tar ./testtar/ 
2. untar - (used tar files and uncompress them) untar -xvf ./uncompressed_folder ./compressed.tar 
3. gunzip - (Unzip gz) gunzip 

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1. top - Will display a dynamic of the CPU, swap and RAM memory available

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1. SCP - copy from servers (scp : ./) scp c_dredfe@172.22.226.73:/local/mnt/workspace/vordelgateway_sbx/traceLogArchive_DR/VordelGateway_Multiple_Token_Issue040412_DR.trc 

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1. grep 'string Value' ./* - An expression to look into files and folders for the string expression
2. find -R ./* -name 'file name' - Locates the file called 'file name'
3. ps -aux | grep java -  will find all the services running with the name java

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1. whoami - (find out which user you're logged in as) whoami 
2. echo - (respond back to the user. This is useful if you want to see what environment variables are set) echo $java 
3. which - (Find out the path of the enviroment setting. Example, if 'cp' not working... it was using an alias instead (decided to point to the true path (bin/cp)) which cp --> /bin/cp) 
4. sum - (will give you the size of the file in bytes) sum ./filename 
5. XARGS - 
6. DOS2UNIX - (converts windows files to unix) dos2unix ./filename 

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