Unix and Email System Guide: Commands, Files, and Directories - Prof. Nelson Padua-Perez, Study notes of Computer Science

A comprehensive guide for using the unix operating system, including instructions on logging in, listing files, creating and removing files and directories, and using the pine and mail systems for email communication. It covers various unix commands such as ls, rm, mkdir, cd, and mv, and explains how to navigate special directories and directory examples.

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Login into linux.grace.umd.edu/solaris.grace.umd.edu

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Login out (two alternatives)^ –

logout

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exit

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Commands are case sensitive

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Listing files^ –

ls

listing of files in a directory

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ls -al

List all files (including hidden files)

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ls –t

List files by modification time

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Creating files using pico^ –

Creating a new file (pico

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Opening an already existing file (pico )

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You can also see the contents of files using^ –

cat

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more

Unix

Unix

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Special Directories–

. (period)

Current directory

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.. (parent)

Parent directory

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~ (home)

Home directory

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\ (root)

Root Directory

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Directory Examples–

cd ~

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cd ..

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cd.

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cp /pub/nelsonp/data.

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cp /pub/nelsonp/data ~

pine

• How to start pine• How to include a file

– File in the current directory– By providing the full path

• How to check different folders in pine• How to save a message to a file

mail

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How to delete a message

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How to save a message to a file