First steps
As first step you should become familiar with some command, used to work with Solaris OS
Command man is your first friend. Do not be shame to use it (I personally use this command at least few times each day). Exit the command by pressing key q
man man - will give you details about the command (man in this case)
man -s 5 some_command - search for information in section 5
man -M /some/hidden/place command - search for information about the command adding directory not mentioned in MANPATH environment variable
Here and below use man command to get full list of keys, features, etc. of the command
Command ls help you list the content of directory
ls -l - show long listing including size, rights, etc
ls -a - show hidden files (which name start with . (dot)
ls -r - show listing in reverse order
ls -t - show listing, sorted by time
Command cd help you navigate through the directories
cd - go to your home directory
cd / - go to the root directory
cd .. - go to one directory up
cd test - go to subdirectory test (relative to current directory)
cd /var/tmp - go to directory /var/tmp (absolute path)
cd - - go to previous direcory (before last cd command, symbol after cd is dash)
Command file help you identify the type of file
Command more paginate file showing one page at the time on the screen
Command cat display the content of the to the standard output
Command tail show you the tail of the file (few last lines), with key f can get and display the new lines, appended to the file
Command vi is text editor
Command mkdir create new directory
Command rm remove file or directory
Command mv is used to move or rename file or directory
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