My last couple of posts have made me think I need to find some kind of reference site or tutorial for the RaQ3.

I have collected a few as I have found them, but my list comprises of about 3 commands right now ;)

Does anyone know of a good one please?

Try some of these:

locate (file name) - find a specific file

wall (sentence) - sends sentence out over SSH to all users

cd (dir path) - changes to dir path

top - views users and what they are doing ("q" to quit)

w - lists users, IP addres and login time

exit - exit's the SSH session and quit's program

/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart - restart apache

chmod 664 (file) - sets the permission of (file) to 664

crontab -e - to edit current cron job's

Originally posted by just1post
Try some of these:

locate (file name) - find a specific file

wall (sentence) - sends sentence out over SSH to all users

cd (dir path) - changes to dir path

top - views users and what they are doing ("q" to quit)

w - lists users, IP addres and login time

exit - exit's the SSH session and quit's program

/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart - restart apache

chmod 664 (file) - sets the permission of (file) to 664

crontab -e - to edit current cron job's


You left out a goodie:

man <command>

gives you the manual for that command

man -k <something>

searches for that "something" in the manuals.

I don't mean to offend, but I always chuckle when I see a "telnet tutorial" or "ssh tutorial" request. These are not telnet or ssh commands. They are unix commands. You are just using telnet/ssh to issue them on your box.

A few basic commands missing from your list:

cp file-a file-b

copy file-a to file-b

mv file-a file-b

move (rename) file-a to file-b

more file-a

display file-a 1 screen at a time. Use the space bar for the next screen.

Frank