Linux Command Reference

Linux is a free and open source operating system widely used on both servers and PCs. Linux commands are tools that come with this operating system to perform various tasks.

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$getenforce

Displays the current SELinux application mode, whether to force, execute or disable

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$get_module

Get details of Linux kernel modules

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$gdb

Powerful program debugger

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$gcov

Tools for testing program code coverage

C/C++ based compiler

Identify a process using a file or file structure

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$ftpwho

Display information about each current ftp session

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$ftptop

Connection status of proftpd server

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$ftpshut

Shut down the FTP server at the specified time

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$ftpcount

Display the number of users currently logged in via FTP

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$ftp

Used to set file system related functions

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$fsck

The fsck (English spelling: file system check) command checks and attempts to repair errors in the file system