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Jumping into Linux CommandsΒ #61

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🐧 Linux Fundamentals - Command Documentation

Your goal is to pick a useful Linux command and document its usage and flags.

πŸ“‚ Repository Structure

Please ensure you are working within the correct directory. The structure is as follows:

Learn_To_Hack/
β”œβ”€β”€ CONTRIBUTORS/
β”œβ”€β”€ LINUX FUNDAMENTALS/    
           β”œβ”€β”€commonly_used_commands
                      β”œβ”€β”€ command_name.txt      <-- πŸ“ YOUR FILE GOES HERE      
           

πŸ“ Task Instructions
Follow these steps to contribute successfully:

  1. Choose a Command
    Pick a Linux command (e.g., ls, grep, tar, chmod, etc.).

The aim of this repo is to be guide for CTF players and cybersecurity learners, so pick appropriate commands which can teach them something.
⚠️ Important: Before starting, check the LINUX FUNDAMENTALS folder. If a file for your chosen command already exists (e.g., ls.txt), you must choose a different command. Duplicates will not be merged.

  1. Create Your File
    Create a text file named exactly after the command.

Naming Convention: command_name.txt (e.g., grep.txt).

Location: Make this file inside the LINUX FUNDAMENTALS folder.

  1. Write the Content
    Provide a brief description of what the command does.

4.Explain all of its flags.

Constraint: If the command has a massive number of flags, you must explain at least 5 distinct and useful flags.

  1. Submission
    Commit your changes.

Open a Pull Request (PR) targeting the main branch.

Make sure your PR template is correct

Happy Hacking!!

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