- Create directory test1
mkdir test1
- Create file test1.txt inside the test1 directory
touch test1/test1.txt or vim/cat
- Create copy of folder test1 with name test2
cp -R test1 test2
- Delete file test1.txt inside test2 directory
rm -rf test2/test1.txt
- Rename test2 folder into directory_without_file
mv test2 directory_without_file
- Insert 'test1' text into test1/test1.txt file
cat > test1/test1.txt or vim
test1
- print the text from the test1/test1.txt file
less test1/test1.txt or cat
- Insert 'test2' into the end of test1/test1.txt file
echo "test2" >> test1/test1.txt or vim
- print the text from the test1/test1.txt file
less test1/test1.txt or cat
- check the size of test1 directory -
du -sh test1 or stat
- Create test directory and block access for all to it:
mkdir khmaruk
chmod 000 khmaruk
- Try to remove that directory:
rm -rf khmaruk
I could not open the folder, but I was able to delete it.
- Create simple script which prints current date. Try to execute it:
vim nowdate.sh
Let's write command - date
Let's add execution rights - chmod +x nowdate.sh
Run the script - ./nowdate.sh
- Count lines in the file test.txt
wc -l file.txt
- Show last 3 lines from the test.txt file
tail -3 file.txt
- Hom many uniq IP addresses accessed the website?
less test.txt | cut -d' ' -f1 | uniq | wc -l
- IP address with most requests -
less test.txt | cut -d' ' -f1 | sort -t " " -k 1 | uniq -c
- Top 3 IP addresses by amount of POST requests -
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- Which IP addresses received 403 error?:
less test.txt | grep 403 | cut -d' ' -f1 | sort | uniq -c
or
less test.txt | grep 403
- Task with * . Write script to show which pages Google checked from the website -
processing...
Replace IP address with most requests on 127.0.0.1 in test.txt file
processing...