Linux/SSH command list Updated on August 16, 2021 by Scott Mitchell 0 Minutes, 31 Seconds to Read Shell access is a great feature on our servers. This allows you to connect to the server and issue commands via a command line terminal. For many, this is faster as well as more convenient. There are many commands available for use in the command line terminal. Below is a list of some of the more common commands that you can use when managing your site using SSH access. Some may require root access and will only be available on VPS and Dedicated servers when logged in as the root user. Linux Command List cat cd chmod chown grep history ls mkdir more mv passwd pwd Share this Article Related Articles SSH Commands: The Practical Guide for Developers and Site Owners How to Connect to Your Server with SSH How to Use SCP For Secure File Transfer A Complete SSH Tutorial for Beginners How to Connect to Your Server via SSH How to View MariaDB Databases Using the Command Line How to Add SSH Keys to Your GitHub Account How to Change Directories using SSH Commands How to SSH Into Your Shared/Reseller Server Viewing Running Processes on your Dedicated Server
Here is a link to our guide on How to Use SCP For Secure File Transfer, it includes commands. We also have guides on Connecting with SCP and SFTP and How to connect using FTP and WinSCP.
