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#FOLDER STRUCTURE DIAGRAM PERSONAL HOW TO#

You will be issued one permanent personal bglinux account that you will use for both class and personal use for as long as you are at BGSU. Relationship between a personal directory and the class directory For symbolic links (like cs2xxx above) shows the file being pointed to

E Gives the date and time that the file was last modified.

C Indicates the group that can access the file.

A File types and permissions (see next figure).

Lrwxr-xr-x 1 juser user 30 Mar 29 19:20 cs2xxx ->/home/classes/cs2xxx/juser Use the "ls -l" command to view more extensive information about the files. Use the "ls" command for a simple listing of your files, as shown in the example below: The directory you will be most interested in is your home directory and that will be found somewhere under the /home directory path. The figure below displays the uppermost levels of some of the directories.

Directories like bin, usr and etc contain certain system level information and are maintained by a system administrator. There is a preset meaning to certain directories.

#FOLDER STRUCTURE DIAGRAM PERSONAL HOW TO#

That is, the user does not decide how to set up all of the directories.

The structure and content of many of the directories is similar on various UNIX implementations. A directory on Unix is similar to a folder on a microcomputer. UNIX has a tree-like file system starting at the highest level with a directory called root (referred to as /).