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Complete Termux Commands Reference Cheat Sheet with Description
Termux is a super-compact offering that opens a lot of functionality for your Android phone. The command line is one of the most powerful features of Linux or other Linux-based OS systems, and Termux builds on your phone like a Linux kernel to make you more efficient on the go.
Termux Most Hacking Commands – Hacking With Android Phone – All Termux Hacking Commands
COMMANDS | USAGE |
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cp -v | used to prints informative massage |
cp -r | used to copy any directory |
mv -u | update-move when source is newer than destination |
mv -v | to move any directory |
ls -n | to display UID and GID directory |
ls --version | to check the version of ls command |
cd -- | show last working directory from where we moved |
ls -l | show file action like - modified, date and time, owner of file, permissions Etc. |
ls help | show display how to use "ls" command |
cp -n | no file overwrite |
cd ~ | move to users home directory from anywhere |
mv [file1 name] [new file2 name] | move or rename two file at a time |
cd - | move one directory back from current location |
mv [file name] | move any file and folder |
ls | list directory |
ls -a | list all files including hidden files |
pwd | it show your current working directory |
mv -i | interactive prompt before overwrit |
wget [url] | install tool , apt install wget |
git clone [url] | install any tools with git clone, apt install git |
ls -al | formatted listing with hidden files |
mv -f | force move by overwriting destination files without prompt |
ls -i | Display number of file or directory |
cp | copy any file |
cd / | change to root directory |
cd | change directory |
cd .. | change current directory to parent directory |
curl -O [url] | apt install curl |
rm | remove or delete files |
rm [filename] | remove any text files |
rmdir [dir name] | remove any directory |
rm -rf | force remove a directory or a folder |
rm -r [name] | delete a directory called name |
apt remove [package name] | uninstall / remove a package |
touch [file name] | create new file |
mkdir [name] | create a directory or folder |
more [file name] | output the contents of file |
head [file name] | output the first 10 line of file |
tail -f [file name] | output the contents of file as it grows |
apt install zip | install zip file tool |
zip name.zip [file] | compress file using this commands |
unzip [zip file] | to unzip file |
ftp | launch ftp client from terminal |
-p | use passive mode |
bye | terminate current ftp session, exit |
ascii | set file transfer to ascii protocols |
bell | bell sound after each command |
status | shows current status about ftp server |
open host | open a connection to remote host |
remotehelp [cmdname] | request help from ftp server |
account [password] | supply a password required by remote |
uname -m | used to find the architecture of your device |
du | display directory space usage |
df | display disk usages |
cal | show display calendar |
w | show display who is currently online |
cat /proc/meminfo | show memory related information |
cat /proc/cpuinfo | show cpu information |
whoami | show your login name |
fingure username | shows information about user |
date | show the current date and time |
uptime | show the system current uptime |
man command | show manual a command |
free | display memory and swap usage |
kill | send signal to process |
kill- l | list all of the signal that are possible to send with kill |
lspci | show PCI devices |
lsusb | show usb devices |
apt search [qurey] pkg search [qurey] | find a package |
locate [file] | find all files with filename |
locate [query] | find all path names contains a pharse |
whereis [command] | find location binary /source/man file for a command |
which [command] | find of an executable |
grep pattern [files] | searching for pattern in files |
grep -r pattern files | searching for certain pattern in files |
command | grep pattern | search for pattern in the output of command |
find / -atime40 | to find all the files, which are accessed 40 days back |
find / -cmin -60 | find change files in last 1 hour |
find / -type d -name mll | find all directories whose name is mll in directory |
find . -type f -perm 0777 -print | find all tghe files, whose permission are 777 |
ifconfig | shows all configuration a network interface like ip, mac |
ifconfig eth0 | used view the network setting on the interface eth0 |
ifconfig wlan0 | view the network setting on wlan0 |
ping [host] | to ping host ip and show results |
arp | check network card & show ip adress |
host | display specific server |
netstat | review network connection |
nslookup | find out DNS related query |
tracerout ipadress | display number of hops & respone time to get to a remote system and website |
whois domain | get whois information of domain |
telnet [ip address [post] | telnet connection |
dig domain | get DNS information of domain |
scp | copies file, over a source |
uname -a | used to display kernal information |
whereis app | shows possible location for an app |
nano [file name] | display and edit text files |
apt show | view package information |
append [local-file] remote file | append a local file to one on the remote |
$ | execute a macro |
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