This is all the commands that i have used ::
1. THE NOTED ::
1. /etc/hosts (for pc internet connection) 2. postfix (e-mail connection touch) 3. varchar - variable character 4. console/konsole/terminal/shell/exterm (same term) 5. in my localhost :: 'dora' is my shell user 6. centOS save energy (click mouse in blank then press spacebar) 7. Vbox have snapshot to restore the last backup system. 8. sudo < used in MAC terminal. no function but some system direct edit w/o sudo is not allowed 9. Print skrin on MAC : control-shift-4, click SPACEBAR to kamera icon and clikc ENTER. 10.Cant put any active web in /root . 11.cmd IRC :: /ctcp [nick] version
2. TERMINAL COMMAND ::
1. ping ( to test IP)
2. ping -c 4
3. ls 'this command to see files ls . depend on directory.
4. cd 'this command used to go into files.
5. scp [filename] dora@192.168.56.10:/home/dora 'cmd to transfer file to server.
6. pwd (print work directory) 'command use to see directory.
7. mkdir [filename] 'create new folder
8. scp dora@192.168.56.10:/home/dora/BNC* . 'or
9. scp dora@192.168.56.10:/home/dora/BNC.docx . 'cmd to take file from server.
10./exec -o df -h |grep home
11.w
12.check safari :: safari & / whereis safari
3. USED WHILE BUILD UP LOCALHOST (server) ::
1. ls /etc/sysconfig 2. ls /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts 3. cat /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 4. dhclient eth0 5. ifconfig eth0 6. ifconfig eth1 7. ifconfig (see how much we have eth) 8. ifconfig |grep inet ' grep = choose. 9. ifconfig -a |grep inet 10.dmesg |grep eth (check all eth) 11.ifconfig eth1 up :: using nano - /sbin/ifconfig eth1 up (permanent up) 12./sbin/ifconfig eth1 192.168.56.10 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.56.255 (set mask ip for localhost)
4. SETTING UP PHP/MYSQLD/APACHE:: from terminal and root
1. rpm -qa (look for ls download)
2. rpm -qa |grep php (look for ls php that have been dl)
3. cd /var/www/html
4. cat info.php
5. yum install wget
6. rpm -ivh http://packages.sw.be/rpmforge-release/rpmforge-r elease-0.5.2-7. el6.rf.i686.rpm
7. yum install phpmyadmin
8. /sbin/service mysqld start
9. /sbin/service httpd start
10.apachectl reload
11.apachectl restart
12.chkconfig --list |grep mysql
13.chkconfig mysqld on 14.chkconfig --list |grep httpd
5. ROOT :: ROOT/USER
1. ssh (to connect to server) ex :: ssh root@server / ssh dora@server 2. su - (change/switch user to root)
6. SERVER COMMAND
1. rm -f ( delete file/folder )< this cmd should use with careful 2. adduser [name] 'this is command to adduser in linux. 3. passwd [user] 4. userdel [name] 'this is command to delete user. 5. yum install 6. mv = rename folder ex :: mv [oldfoldername] [newfoldername] 7. tar cjf [folder/filename.tar.bz2] [folder/filename] <- compress 8. tar xjf [folder/file name] <- decompress 9. mkdir -p public_html/smf <= make new directory 10.ls -l (to see what you have install) 11.ls -s 12.uname -an <- will show the system you're in.
7. NANO EDITOR
noted :: when you used nano for editing, enter new line from the last command line to type your new command then reboot.
1. nano test (test nano) 2. cntl x :: to save 3. cntl r :: editing 4. cat test 5. nano -w /etc/rc.local (set ip) 6. nano -w /etc/sysconfig/selinux 'changed. SELINUX=enforcing => SELINUX=disabled 7. nano -w /etc/httpd/conf.d/phpmyadmin.conf7. Deny from all > Allow from all 8. nano -w /usr/share/phpmyadmin/config.inc.php $cfg['blowfish_secret'] = ''; (fill in the blank) ex :: $cfg['blowfish_secret'] = 'airbatucampur'; 9. nano -w /etc/my.cnf 10.sudo nano -w /etc/resolv.conf (terminal) 'for dns
8. FILES BACKUP (on system)
cmd:: 1. cd VirtualBox\ VMs/ 2. /VirtualBox VMs$ tar cjf CentOS6-`date '+%d-%B-%Y'`.tar.bz2 CentOS6/ 3. /VirtualBox VMs$ ls |grep bz2 ... to check folder size. 4. /VirtualBox VMs$ du -ms CentOS6-23-November-2012.tar.bz2 5. /VirtualBox VMs$ du -ms CentOS6
9. CHANGE IP TO OTHER WORD ex:server|vbox|centOS|urname
noted : do in MAC. 1. cat /etc/hosts 2. sudo nano /etc/hosts 3. last line add like this :: 192.168.56.10 server 4. save . cntrl x10. CHANGE DIRECTORY FOLDER NAME ON SERVER
1. login user << in centOS [dora@localhost ~]$ pwd 2. su - [go to root] [root@localhost dora]# pwd /home/dora 3. cd /var/www/html 4. ls -l 'to locate location. 5. ln -s /home/dora/public_html/ www *** with the two cmd above, no. 9 and 10, my URL will be like this: http://server/www/newproject.. .
noted :: command will be update when new command is used. :)
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