Ubuntu Komutları

Ubuntu Komutları


Dosyaların yetkilerini öğrenmek için : Ls -al

Dosyanın yetkisini değiştirmek için : sudo chmod 777 .

Dosyanın ownershipliğini değiştirme : sudo chown -R tomcat6:root *

Dökümantasyon için : man komutu : man ls

Edit için sudo vim

Log okuma tail -f localhost.2009-10-28.log /var/log/tomcat6/

Ethernet disable ve enable komutu : sudo ifdowneth0 / sudo ifup eth0

Memory Kullanımı :

vmstat

Free

cat /proc/meminfo


Çalışan Processleri listeler : Ps -aux

Ownership değiştirme : sudo chown tomcat6:tomcat6 crowd.cfg.xml

Task manager :

sudo apt-get install htop

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