FIFTH LIST OF BACKTRACK 5 R3 COMMAND

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•  rdesktop: Open graphics terminals has? Ia Windows computers.
•  reboot: Restart the computer.
•  renice: Changes the priority of a process or program ejecucción.
•  repquota: Report use of disk quotas.
•  resolveip: Solve the ip or host domain indicated.
•  rev: Reverses the lines of a file.
•  rm: Deletes or removes files.
•  route: Displays / changes the IP routing table.
•  rpm: Program installation / update / removing packages, redhat based distros.
•  runlevel: Displays the current run level and previous system.
•  scp: Copy files between computers, part of the package openssh (encrypted communication protocol).
•  screen: Virtual terminal manager.
•  thirst: Editor online file filters and transforms.
•  service: Run / stop services manually.
•  set: Displays or sets the environment variables for the user actuual.
•  sha1sum: Check (and creates) files sha1 signature certification.
•  shopt: Enables or disables variables shell optional behavior.
•  shred: Delete files securely and unrecoverable.
•  shutdown : Turn off or restart your computer.
•  sort: Sort lines of files and playlists
•  ss: Props like netstat but basic socket set fast listings.
•  ssh: Secure remote login program, openssh package program (encrypted communication protocol).
•  startx: Log X.
•  his: Change the current user indicated.
•  sudo: Allows user runs indicate that root commands.
•  sync : Forza memory blocks to disk, update the super block.
•  tac: As cat shows and / or concatenated files in reverse.
•  tail: Displays the end of a file.
•  tailf: Synonym tail-f command, lets you see in real time the end of a file, ie as you type, useful for monitoring  logs.
•  tar: Tool packer / compressor files.
•  testparm: Check samba smb.conf file for errors or corrections.
•  time: Returns the time that you ran the command or program indicated.
•  top: Displays system processes interactively and continuously.
•  touch: Create empty files, change access dates and / or modification of files.
•  tput: Change values ​​or terminal capabilities, based on terminfo.
•  traceroute: Prints the route network packets to the destination.
•  tty: Print the name of the terminal on which this.
•  tzselect: Set an area or zone.
•  umask: Set permissions mask when creating directories and files.
•  umount: Unmount file systems.
•  unalias: Removes alias command, created with the alias command.
•  uname: Displays system information.
•  uniq: Omits or reports on repeated lines in a file or listing.
•  units : Converter units from one system to another, supports dozens of metrics.
•  up2date: Upgrade Tool / remote installation package (used in redhat, centos).
•  uptime: Shows how long has turned on the computer.
•  urpme: Urpmi package program to uninstall or remove packages.
•  urpmi: Upgrade Tool / remote installation packages, rpm based distros (used in mandriva).
•  useradd: Add users.
•  userdel: Removes users.
•  usermod: Modifies user information.
•  users: Displays the user names of all users currently connected to the system.
•  vi: Display visual editor, text editor, you find in all Linux distros.
•  vim: Same as vi but improved.
•  visudo: Editor for the configuration file / etc / sudoers sudo.
•  vmstat: Provides information on virtual memory.
•  w: Shows who is connected to the system and you are doing.
•  wall: Send a message to all terminals.
•  warnquota: Configure / etc / warnquota.conf to complement messages for disk quotas.
•  wc: Account words, lines, characters from a file or listing.
•  wget: File Downloader from the Internet and not interactive.
•  whatis: Short description, in a line of a command or program.
•  whereis: Locate the binary, source and / or libraries, and documentation of a comado.
•  Which: Shows the full path of a command.
•  who : Shows who is connected to the system.
•  whoami: Displays the current user.
•  xhost: Access control for X sessions
•  xkill: Mata or ends to an X client, ie a graphics program.
•  yes: Prints a string repeatedly until terminated or killed the command.
•  yum: Upgrade Tool / remote installation packages, rpm based distros (used in fedora, redhat and derivatives).
•  zcat: Unzip / sample files compressed with gunzip (identical to gunzip-c)
•  zenity: Displays various types of dialogues in X from a terminal.
•  zless: Displays the contents of compressed files.
•  zmore: Displays the contents of compressed files.