1)
ln (redirecting file access)
Type ln
-s fred.html index.html to redirect all file accesses from
index.html to the file fred.html.
2)
passwd (changing your password)
Type
passwd to change your password.
3)
zip/unzip
Type zip
to zip files and unzip to unzip files. This program is
compatible with the zip program for DOS. For example:
zip
myzip file1 file2 file3
This
puts the files file1, file2, and file3 into a new zip archive
called myzip.zip. On the other hand, if you had the archive
myzip.zip and wanted to get back the files:
unzip
myzip
Typing
zip or unzip by itself will give you a usage summary, showing
nearly all the options availible.
d)
du (disk usage)
The Unix
command
du -s directory
shows
how much disk space is used by a directory and everything
below it. While we work on creating the complicated command
needed to automatically check all the directories you are
associated with, you can find out how much space is in use by
the WWW files for a domain with
du -s /www/htdocs/domain
If you
don't have anything much in your home directory or mail spool,
this comes close to the total space you have in use. (You
would know if you did have other things in your home
directory, and could use du -s $HOME to check on that.)
If you
have an anonymous FTP area, also check
du -s ~ftp/my.domain
For
example, snoopy.com might need to run some number of the
following:
du -s /www/htdocs/snoopy
du -s ~ftp/snoopy.com
du -s $HOME
and add
the results to find out how much space he's using.
You
might find it useful to use the -c command and group the paths
Example:
brown:~$ du -sc /www/htdocs/pir ~ftp/pir.com $HOME
5489 /www/htdocs/pir
4 /www/ftp/pir.com
13 /home/rmiller
5510 total
Actual
results.
brown:~$ du -sc /www/htdocs/pir ~ftp/pir.com $HOME
5489 /www/htdocs/pir
du: /www/ftp/pir.com/bin: Permission denied
du: /www/ftp/pir.com/dev: Permission denied
du: /www/ftp/pir.com/etc: Permission denied
du: /www/ftp/pir.com/lib: Permission denied
4 /www/ftp/pir.com
13 /home/rmiller
5510 total
The
numbers reported are kilobytes. A senior or RealAudio account
gets to use about 51,000 blocks before having additional
charges. A junior or telnet- only account gets about 5,100. |