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Sunday, January 22, 2012

how to create aliases

Posted by Raju Gupta at 11:14 PM – 0 comments
 
"An alias can help make your life easy. Listed below are a few examples that can be used to make your daily task, easier."

Open the last modified file in Vim

alias Vim=”vim 'Ls -t | head -1'”

Grep for a bash process
alias psg=”ps -aux | grep bash”

The following command interactive and verbose, type the following command

alias cp=”cp -iv” #interactive, verbose
alias rm=”rm -i” #interactive
alias mv=”mv -iv” # interactive, verbose
alas grep=”grep -i” # igore case

For file system disk space usage, use the following command

alias dus='df -h'

Now, if you want to temporarily stop using aliased, type the command given below

$ \aliasname

To remove an alias, type the following command

$ unalias aliasname

To remove all aliases, use the following command

$ unalias -a
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