i just downloaded a file with wget like this: wget http:downloading.com/downloadlink.tar.gz
i have no idea how to find out where it is thoughi thought posting it here you guys might know a bit or a hell of a lot more than me about wget
thnaks
i just downloaded a file with wget like this: wget http:downloading.com/downloadlink.tar.gz
i have no idea how to find out where it is thoughi thought posting it here you guys might know a bit or a hell of a lot more than me about wget
thnaks
It will be in whatever directory you were in when you ran the command..
If you cannot find it then do this
updatedb
Then when that is done updating the search database
locate downloadlink.tar.gz
Do this
- cd /root/ (means change directory) or to the place you want to download the file
- wget http://blah.com/blah_file.zip
- ls /root/ (or whatever file you cd'ed to)
The above is LS in lowercase and will list all of the files in the directory you're in.
For some important SSH commands, see this: http://knowledge.phirefast.com/?q=node/5
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either that or type:
history
then follow your trail
i foudn it guysthaks alot
but now i am stuck again, how do i move it from /root to an accoutn on the server?![]()
mv filename /home/username/
Would be good to do:
Chown username:username filename
Gotta give them permission to use the file![]()
that users are providing these commands, but you really should buy a pocket guide for linux. You will find how many things you can do and always have a reference.
http://www.amazon.com/Linux-Pocket-G...e=UTF8&s=books
It's cheap, easy and pretty informative. There are other more verbose, however this one is an easy to use self starter.