Occasionally (or not occasionally, I don’t know your life), you submit a command
like rsync or scp and you really
wish you hadn’t.
Maybe it’s because it is taking too long and you can’t keep your laptop open
for the length of time it needs to run, or maybe because you’re missing a
crucial file for the operation.
Fear not! There’s an abort command!
All you need to do is type Cntrl+C
(like when you copy things in Microsoft
Word).
[Note: anything that’s been completed won’t be undone.]
- UNIX Guide 0.1
- Getting Started
- Connecting to Computers (ssh and VPN)
- Folders: cd, mkdir, pwd, and more!
- Copying and Removing Files
- Compressing and Expanding Files
- Processes
- Creating, Reading, and Editing Files
- Printing and Reorganizing Files
- Images
- Keyboard Shortcuts and Special Characters
- Other Helpful Things
- Quick Intro to Computer Admin-ing
- Running Jobs
- Fun Commands