Manajemen file and user pada linux
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This document discusses Linux commands for file and directory management including useradd, userdel, adduser, ls, touch, rm, mv, mkdir, rmdir, chmod, chown, chgrp, addgroup, pwd, gpasswd, cp, cd, find, whoami, who, w, users, su, echo, exit, paste, mktemp, logname, last, gzip, gunzip, cat, and viewing /etc/group and /etc/passwd. It covers basic commands for creating, deleting, renaming, moving, copying, listing, finding, and compressing files and directories as well as commands for managing users and groups.
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Manajemen file and user pada linux
- 1. 10 TKJ A Manajemen file dan Direktori (Tugas Sistem Opersai) Resky Andrian Sugesti
- 2. Useradd
- 4. userdel
- 5. adduser
- 6. Ls -lt
- 7. ls -lS
- 8. ls -r
- 9. touch
- 10. rm
- 11. mv
- 12. mkdir
- 13. mkdir
- 14. rm -r
- 15. chmod
- 16. chown
- 17. ls –al -F
- 18. chgrp
- 19. addgroup
- 20. Mv (merename)
- 21. pwd
- 22. gpasswd
- 23. cp
- 24. cd
- 25. find
- 26. chmod
- 27. whoami
- 28. who
- 29. w
- 30. users
- 31. su
- 32. echo
- 33. exit
- 34. paste
- 35. mktemp
- 36. logname
- 37. Dir -l
- 38. last
- 39. gzip
- 40. gunzip
- 41. cat
- 42. chmod
- 43. chmod
- 44. chmod
- 45. chmod
- 46. chmod
- 47. chmod
- 48. chmod
- 49. Cat /etc/group
- 50. Cat /etc/passwd
- 51. Dir -al