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Category Archives: Bash
Removing Aliases
Use unalias to remove an alias. Give unalias as a command using the alias to remove as an argument. The alias will be removed for the rest of the shell session. One can also re-alias in the same shell as … Continue reading
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Listing Your Shell Aliases
One can list aliases in the current shell by simply runing alias without any arguments. Example… List aliases in the current shell… $ alias <Enter>
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Setting An Alias
alias is the utility to assign an alias for a command. Follow alias with the name of the alias, the equal sign (=) and a quoted string the alias will reference. Example… Use “bye” as an alias for exit… $ … Continue reading
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