Linux/Unix Configuration

Command cat cat – command copy the file to standard output (screen). View the contents of a file and it is also used for creating a new file

Command cp cp – command copies files and directories. Syntax cp [options] source_file destination_file cp [options] source_file destination_directory Options -a preserves all the attributes of a file. -b

Command cmp cmp – command performs byte comparison of two files. Syntax cmp [options] file1 file2 Options -l displays the byte number (decimal) and the differing bytes (octal)

Command chown chown – command changes the owner or group ownership of a file. Syntax chown [cvfR] username:groupname files Options -c displays only files with the change in

Command chmod chmod – command changes the permissions of one or more files. Syntax chmod [-cfvR] permissions files Options -c displays only files with changed permissions. -f suppress

Command chgrp chgrp – command changes the owner group of one or more files. Syntax chgrp [-cfvR] group files Options -c displays only files with modified group owner.

Command cd cd – command changes the current directory. Syntax cd [directory] Description The command cd without the directory name changes the current directory to home directory of

Command cat cat – Concatenate files and print on the standard output. Syntax cat [–benstuvAET] [—number] [—number-nonblank] [—squeeze-blank] [—show-nonprinting] [—show-ends] [—show-tabs] [—show-all] [—help] [—version] [file...] Options –b, —number-nonblank

Get All Hardware Devices lspci Get Drives Info fdisk -l Get HDD Partitions Info df -h Get CPU Info cat /proc/cpuinfo Get Filesystems Info cat /proc/filesystems Configuration Info

To reset the password for Webmin, you can follow these steps: Open a terminal or command prompt on the server where Webmin is installed. Navigate to the Webmin