File Management (As User)
Using SSH
mkdir new_directory --Make Directory. Creates a new directory with the specified name.
rmdir empty_directory --Remove Directory. Removes an empty directory.
rm file_nameRemove. --Deletes the specified file. Use with caution!
rm -r directory_name --Removes a directory and its contents recursively. Be very careful with this command!
cp source_file destination_fileCopy -- Copies a file from the source to the destination.
cp -r source_directory destination_directory --Copies a directory and its contents recursively.
mv old_name new_nameMove --Renames a file or directory.
mv source_file destination_directory --Moves a file to the specified directory.
touch new_file --Creates an empty file.
cat file_name --Displays the content of a file on the terminal.
less file_name --Displays the content of a file page by page, allowing you to navigate. Press q to quit.
head file_name --Displays the first few lines of a file.
tail file_name --Displays the last few lines of a file.
tail -f file_name --Displays the last few lines of a file and continues to show new lines as they are added (useful for monitoring logs). Press Ctrl + C to stop.
