Introduction to Linux

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Data Streams

STDIO

Standard Input/Output (STDIO) contains 3 main streams of data associates with a file handle which are STDIN (file handle:0), STDOUT (file handle:1), and STDERR (file handle:2). STDIO is used to stream output data from one program to the input of another program.

STDIN

Standard Input (STDIN) is input from the keyboard.

STDOUT

Standard Output (STDOUT) is output sent to the terminal.

STDERR

Standard Error (STDERR) is errors sent to the terminal.

Basic Commands

These are the most basic commands that you should know as a Linux System Administrator.

Command Syntax

Commands that utilize the Bash shell follow this common syntax.

command [-options] [arguments]

Commands

echo

ls

pwd

cd

touch

cp

mkdir

cat

su

sudo

sudoedit

visudo

whoami

who

w

last

id

Power Management

shutdown

Command Information

man

apropos

whatis

info

Password Management

passwd

chage

User Management

useradd

usermod

userdel

Group Management

groupadd

groupmod

groupdel

Permissions

Read

Write

Execute