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Linux batch modification file name suffix
Modification method: 1. Use the rename command; 2. Use the mv command; 3. Use shell script; 4. Use the find command, etc. If you want to know more about Linux, you can read the articles below this topic.
How to batch modify file name suffixes in LinuxThe following methods are used to modify file name suffixes in batches in Linux: use the rename command: rename 's/old suffix/new suffix/' *. For the old suffix, use the mv command: mv. old suffix. For the new suffix, use the shell script: for file in * .old suffix; do mv "$file" "${file%.old suffix}.new suffix"done use the find command: find . -name "*.old suffix" -exec rename 's/.old suffix/.new Suffix/' {} +
How to check which ports are open in LinuxLinux can check the opened ports through the following methods: 1. Use the netstat command "netstat -tuln", which will display all currently listening TCP and UDP ports; 2. Use the ss command "ss -tuln" to display the current Monitoring TCP and UDP ports; 3. Use the lsof command "lsof -i" to display the currently opened network connections and monitoring ports.
How to check what the process is doing in linuxHow to check what processes are doing in Linux: 1. ps command, which can list all processes of the current user; 2. top command, which can display the system's process status in real time; 3. htop command, which is an improved version of top and can provide more Interactive function; 4. pstree command, which can display the relationship between processes in a tree structure; 5. lsof command, which can display open files and network connections in the current system.
How to modify file name in linuxSteps to modify the file name in Linux: 1. Open the terminal window of the Linux system; 2. Use the "cd" command to switch to the directory where the file whose file name needs to be modified is located; 3. Use the "ls" command to view the files in the current directory. List; 4. Use the "mv" command to modify the file name; 5. Use the "ls" command to view the file list in the directory again to check whether the file name has been changed successfully.
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