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Today I give you three ways to display folder only in bash using ls command. Here’s the demonstration: Step 1: Using echo saggi@saggi-A6200:~/Desktop$  echo */ Metasploit And Backtrack Videos/ password crack/ saggifoldear/ Untitled Folder Step 2: Using ls only. saggi@saggi-A6200:~/Desktop$   ls -d */ Metasploit And Backtrack Videos/ saggifoldear/ password crack/ Untitled Folder/ Step 3: Using ls and grep . saggi@saggi-A6200:~/Desktop$  ls -l | grep “^d” drwx—— 9 saggi saggi  4096 Mar 15 22:48 Metasploit…

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My last article was to display folder only using “ls” command, this time I want to share how to display files only in bash. Step 1: For this it is easy to use “find” command which is pre-installed in most of the Linux distro available in the market. Here is the command snippet:    :/> find .  -maxdepth 1 -type f using -maxdepth 1 ensure that your search remains only in the current directory (if…

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Today, I found one interesting command that could record everything in a file. Here’s the demonstration of “script” command. Step 1: Start script command and record every thing in “record” file. saggi@saggi-A6200:~/Desktop$ script -a record Script started, file is record Now, do whatever you do in command and see the beauty of “script” command. See demo below: saggi@saggi-A6200:~/Desktop$ uname -a Linux saggi-A6200 3.13.0-24-generic #46-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 10 19:11:08 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux…

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Those who loves to use Linux system also loves to work on command line. Today, I came up with one new tips for Linux beginners . To change password from terminal is the easiest way than going through the GUI environment. Here the illustration of “passwd” command. Step 1: saggi@saggi-A6200:~$ sudo passwd [sudo] password for saggi: (Give root privilage to passwd command.) Step 2: saggi@saggi-A6200:~$ sudo passwd [sudo] password for saggi: Enter new UNIX password:…

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The best way to know your Linux system is by using Linux command “uname”. Here are few commands with its option. 1. uname -s Linux 2. uname -r 3.13.0-24-generic 46-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 10 19:11:08 UTC 2014 3. uname -v To display its kernel release To display its kernel release date. 4. uname -m x86_64 To display its machine hardware architecture. 5. uname -o GNU/Linux To display its Operating System. 6. uname -a Linux saggi-A6200…

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