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oneliners.txt
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This is a collection of oneliners, commands, scripts, etc. for UNIX-like systems.
Some Powershell commands are also included. Most lines are in this format:
(*) DESCRIPTION: `COMMAND`
(*) (SU) Show only errors and warnings: `dmesg --level=err,warn`
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Some lines have a descriptor if they refer to a specific OS, or usage (such as superuser).
Command not found
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You'll eventually get a 'command not found' message from your shell.
You can try these commands to find the FILE (i.e. binaries) required to run some oneliners:
Arch-based distros: `pacman -Fy FILE`
Ubuntu-based distros: `apt-file update && apt-file find FILE`
RHEL / CentOS-based distros: `yum whatprovides '*FILE'`
Fedora: `dnf provides '*FILE'`
OpenSUSE: `zypper wp FILE`
In Windows, you can install MSYS2 or WSL to get similar *NIX-like commands.
You can use 'chocolatey' to get some binaries, or perhaps just learn Powershell
to do many of the things typically possible on *NIX systems (some PS commands
are included in this repo!)
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