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! HELLO SIR, 1) In UNIX how to hide & unhide a file. What are the Commands are there . ----------- 2) One more thing is that when i using WILD CARDS .The commands are not working Properly. Why like that. Please help me . |
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A "hidden" file in UNIX is any file whose name begins with a . (that's a dot or a period). To see the file, use the -a option to the ls command (i.e. ls -a).
What problems are you having with wild cards (also called regular expressions)? |
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