In this article, we have explained how to access the webapps folder through the terminal.
- Open a terminal window.
- Use the cd command to change directories to the webapps folder.
For example, if the webapps folder is located at /var/www/webapps, you would use the following command:
cd /var/www/webapps - Once you are in the webapps folder, you can use the ls command to list the contents of the folder.
- To access a specific file or folder in the webapps folder, use the ls command with the path to the file or folder.
For example, to access the file index.html, you would use the following command:
ls index.html - To create a new file in the webapps folder, use the touch command.
For example, to create a new file called new_file.txt, you would use the following command:
touch new_file.txt - To edit a file in the webapps folder, use the vi command.
For example, to edit the file index.html, you would use the following command:
vi index.html - To delete a file in the webapps folder, use the rm command.
For example, to delete the file new_file.txt, you would use the following command:
rm new_file.txt - To create a new folder in the webapps folder, use the mkdir command.
For example, to create a new folder called new_folder, you would use the following command:
mkdir new_folder - To rename a file or folder in the webapps folder, use the mv command.
For example, to rename the file new_file.txt to old_file.txt, you would use the following command:
mv new_file.txt old_file.txt - To copy a file or folder in the webapps folder, use the cp command.
For example, to copy the file index.html to a new file called new_index.html, you would use the following command:
cp index.html new_index.html - To move a file or folder in the webapps folder, use the mv command.
For example, to move the file new_file.txt to the new_folder folder, you would use the following command:
mv new_file.txt new_folder
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