Name: Linux - フォルダの作成、名前変更、移動、削除 (mkdir, mv, cp, rm) (Linux - Make, Rename, Move, Delete Folders (mkdir, mv, cp, rm))
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:09:54.000Z
Duration: 18 min 41 s
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I'm going to show you how to do basic folder management within Lennox.

So I've already shown you how to do things such as Rename copy and delete files within Lennox at the command line.

And now I'm going to show you how to do that with folders Maur or less again.

This is one of the things you always have to say in Lenox Maur or less.

It's the same as what you were doing with files, but it can be a little bit different.

Eso one of the things If you're going to be making a folder or making a directory, you use the make Directory command in K d.

So that is how we're going to be able to make a directories but then passed that when we start interacting with those directories and we're going to be doing things like copy, you know, when we're going to be doing things like deleting directories and folders.

One of the things that we have to do is we also have to add what is called the recursive argument or option.

It says, Do this to the folder and everything else within the folder.

So this is one of those important things that you may get confused about, especially if you're coming from the Windows world and the Windows world.

If you're going to leave something, you know, he just right click delete.

And if it's a folder and just deletes the holder may ask you yes or no, but it just it leads the folder here.

One of things that you have to do is you have to add that hyphen R option there on that is what is called a recursive.

It will do the operation not only to the folder that you're specifying, but also everything within in that folder.

So you will see recursive quite a bit in the Lenox world when we started dealing with things like file and folder permissions, right?

If we're gonna be changing permissions for a folder when the questions is, do you want to just do it to the floor itself.

And so recursive is a concept that you should keep in mind because you will see it later.

One of things we also are going to be using is the F hyphen F force argument option, at least for remove.

And we're going to use that to force the system to delete everything within the force.

And we do our m do hyphen r f recursive force, and then whatever the folder is on, one of the reasons you use the force command is sometimes of their reasons within the operating system where the operating system doesn't want to delete, Let's say a specific file that is in a folder on.

So if you don't give the force commander, then it will fail out by saying force, you're saying do it.

I told you to do it, and you will do it s so you do use the Force Force option.

Now again, when you get Maur Advanced and Lennox administration, you may want to leave that F auction out when you're using the remove command just to make sure you don't do something stupid But in the beginning, Hey, you're gonna be doing a lot of stupid.

You might as well make your life easier when you're doing stupid things to say when that force that forest option Well, basically thank your life a lot easier.

We're trying to delete stuff so that let's go over what?

I'm going to show you how to move and and rename a directory.

So just like with files were used, The move command, The move man is both to move a file or if older, but it's also to rename a file folder.

Uh, then we're going to show you how to do a copy command on.

Then I'm going to show you how to remove the directory totally using again hyphen R f option there.

So with that, let's go over the computer and I can show you how this works.

So here we are, at my basic monthly server that I have running within a virtual box with 1 to 18.4 point three.

Lt s now all the commands that I show you today should work on any distribution of Lennox that you're using, You always have to say should.

So I would use her name of Bub, Have a password of 123456 And there we go.

It will clear the screen, so it's easier to see.

The first thing that I'm going to do is I'm going to use that P a W D command that is going to show us what folder we are.

We're in the Baba folder in the home boulder in the root directory.

You see what files and folders are within at this Bob folder, and I can see I have a folder here called for.

So folders are color blue when you're dealing with the command line generally within you.

So the first thing that I'm going to do here is I'm going to make a new directories are gonna make a new folder.

In order to do that, you just simply use the m k D I R command.

So make directory, and then whatever you wanna call it, So we're gonna call it new folder.

L s to list the items within this folder.

And we can now see that we have the folder as we have before.

So now what I want to do is I want to re name New Ford.

So we talked about how to rename folders before, Basically, we're gonna be using the in the command it just like we would with files.

All you do here is you m V the original file or a folder that we're dealing with.

So move new folder, new folder, and we're gonna get to a new name New folder, too.

So, for example, so we're going to basically simply became in the name of new folder to be new folder too.

We then do l s list the items in the folder.

And so now we can see that it is now called New Ford or two.

So rename it back to what it waas a new folder to back to new folder Ener let us and we can see that we now have a new border.

So that's all that you have to do in order to be able to re you name a folder or directory with Lennox.

And so one of things I want to do now is I actually want to put a file into this folder called New Folder so that when we start moving the fooling around, we're copying it.

You can see what happens when there is actually something within that that that folder, eh?

So what I'm going to do is I'm going to change directory and two new folder.

Them is the file editor I like to use use whatever the hell you want is.

You use whatever you want, so I'm going to use them to create a file called Test File.

It's going to be created within this folder I hit.

So what Colin does Colon gets you into the command prompt for them.

So it allows you to start being able to give commands to them.

Uh, w is right, as in Save, and Q is quick.

So basically, what this says is saving quit because all I want is for this file will be created.

L s and I can see with any new voter is there There is a file called test file so that I'm going to do seedy space period, period.

So we do change directory space, period, period.

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