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Few useful Linux commands

Published on 02 November 12
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Here are few useful unix/linux commands, which any developer needs to know. Hoping all programmers find it handy :-)

#Zipping a folder
$ tar czvf folder_name.tar.gz folder_name
#Finding string in all files of folder
$ find . | xargs grep 'your string'
#Removing files if rm -fR does not work
$ find . -name '*filename_pattern*' | xargs rm
#Killing Linux process by name
$ kill `ps -ef | grep process_name_pattern | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}'`
#Linux command for find and replace
$ sed 's#FIND_STRING#REPLACE_STRING#g' File_Name > New_File_Name
#Datetime update cron
#Type crontab –e as su (super user) and paste following, replace
#your_datetime_server with IP or name of your server.
5 0 * * * /usr/sbin/ntpdate your_datetime_server > /dev/null 2>&1
#Disk space usage in a folder
#Change directory to your server and type
$ du -ks -h *
#Find and remove files 14 days old
$ find /folder_name/ *file_name_pattern* -atime +14 -print | xargs rm
Here are few useful unix/linux commands, which any developer needs to know. Hoping all programmers find it handy :-)

#Zipping a folder

$ tar czvf folder_name.tar.gz folder_name

#Finding string in all files of folder

$ find . | xargs grep 'your string'

#Removing files if rm -fR does not work

$ find . -name '*filename_pattern*' | xargs rm

#Killing Linux process by name

$ kill `ps -ef | grep process_name_pattern | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}'`

#Linux command for find and replace

$ sed 's#FIND_STRING#REPLACE_STRING#g' File_Name > New_File_Name

#Datetime update cron

#Type crontab –e as su (super user) and paste following, replace

#your_datetime_server with IP or name of your server.

5 0 * * * /usr/sbin/ntpdate your_datetime_server > /dev/null 2>&1

#Disk space usage in a folder

#Change directory to your server and type

$ du -ks -h *

#Find and remove files 14 days old

$ find /folder_name/ *file_name_pattern* -atime +14 -print | xargs rm

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  1. 19 November 12
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    Thank you, this helped alot.

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