NAME

index — voreutils 5a9f9f29 manual index

CONTENTS

basename(1)

basename, dirname – separate path components

basenc(1)

basenc, base64, base64url, base32, base32hex, base16, base2msbf, base2lsbf, z85 – transcode RFC 4648, binary, or ZeroMQ data

cat(1)

cat – concatenate files

chcon(1)

chcon – alter SELinux context of files and directory trees

chmod(1)

chmod – change file mode

chown(1)

chown, chgrp – change file ownership

cksum(1)

cksum – compute Ethernet checksum

comm(1)

comm – analyse sorted line sets

csplit(1)

csplit – context-sensitive text splitting

cut(1)

cut – extract bytes, characters, or fields

dd(1)

dd – block-wise copy with conversions

df(1)

df – get free filesystem space

dir(1)

dir, vdir – ls -Cb, ls -lb

dircolors(1)

dircolors – prepare colourisation for ls(1)

du(1)

du – assess disk usage, file size, or count

echo(1)

echo – output arguments

env(1)

env – alter and consume environment

expand(1)

expand, unexpand – (de)tabulate files

expr(1)

expr – evaluate expression

factor(1)

factor – ise integers

fmt(1)

fmt – break, squeeze, and fill lines

fold(1)

fold – break lines

head(1)

head – extract file header

hostid(1)

hostid – get host ID

id(1)

id – get credentials

install(1)

install – copy files or make directories with ownership, mode, and preserved context

join(1)

join – combine database tables by common field

link(1)

link – create file link

ln(1)

ln – add file links, create symbolic links

logname(1)

logname – get session login name

ls(1)

ls – list file properties and directory contents

mkdir(1)

mkdir – create directory

mkfifo(1)

mkfifo, mknod – create named pipe or special file

mktemp(1)

mktemp – create temporary file or directory

nice(1)

nice – adjust scheduling priority

nl(1)

nl – section-aware line numbering

nohup(1)

nohup – inoculate invocation against hang-ups

nproc(1)

nproc – get processor count

numfmt(1)

numfmt – TODO

od(1)

od – dump files in numeric and readable formats

paste(1)

paste – merge lines

pathchk(1)

pathchk – validate filenames

pinky(1)

pinky – little finger

pr(1)

pr – paginate, columnate, and number files

printenv(1)

printenv – list environment variables

printf(1)

printf – format data

ptx(1)

ptx – permute index

pwd(1)

pwd – print working directory

readlink(1)

readlink – get symbolic link target

realpath(1)

realpath – get canonical file path

rm(1)

rm – remove files and directory trees

rmdir(1)

rmdir – remove directory

runcon(1)

runcon – alter and consume SELinux context

seq(1)

seq – generate numerical sequence

sha1sum(1)

sha*sum, b2sum, md5sum – generate or verify cryptographic hashes

shred(1)

shred – zero and unlink files

shuf(1)

shuf – shuffle lines

sleep(1)

sleep – do nothing, slowly

split(1)

split – size- or line-wise data splitting

stdbuf(1)

stdbuf – configure I/O buffers

stty(1)

stty – inspect and alter teletype and window attributes

sum(1)

sum – compute legacy checksum

sync(1)

sync – flush kernel caches

tac(1)

tac – concatenate reversed files

tail(1)

tail – extract file trailer, follow changes to file

tee(1)

tee – copy to multiple outputs

test(1)

test, [ – validate textual, numeric, or file predicate

timeout(1)

timeout – signal command after delays

tr(1)

tr – transliterate bytes

true(1)

true, false – do nothing

truncate(1)

truncate – trim or punch holes in files

tsort(1)

tsort – stable total ordering

tty(1)

tty – get path to current teletype

uname(1)

uname, machine, arch – get system information

uniq(1)

uniq – merge or filter adjacent identical lines

unlink(1)

unlink – remove file link

wc(1)

wc – line, word, character, byte, and line length count

who(1)

who, users – list login and system state

yes(1)

yes – continually output arguments

libstdbuf(3)

libstdbuf – configure I/O buffers

chroot(8)

chroot – execute with alternate filesystem root

CONFIGURATION

/chown

first known manual called chown, any section

/chown.1

shorthand for man1/chown.1.html

/chown.pdf

the same, but in PDF form

/chown.1.pdf

shorthand for man1/chown.1.pdf