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Get Display Show Current Working Directory Folder Linux Command
Post Description: Get Display Show Current Working Directory Folder Linux Command
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This Post Was Posted On Apr 20, 2008 By linux #910
Get Display Show Current Working Directory Folder Linux Command by linux
If you are a system administrator, and you frequently work with the UNIX Shell Terminal Command, you've probably have come to a point where you want to know in which directory you are currently working. So to display the directory you are at, execute the following command:

Code/Command:
pwd


Once you have entered this command, the shell will display the directory you are in

example:
Code/Command:
/home/username


think it stands for: Print Working Directory (I guess)
salies
#3036 1
if you need to display the current working directory. what command should you run?
Dec 17, 2009 Reply Report abuse
alex
#2829 2
what is the command to check your current working directory in linux
Nov 16, 2009 Reply Report abuse
henry
#2784 3
what cli command is used to display the pathname of a current working directory?
Nov 10, 2009 Reply Report abuse
dan
#1167 4
getcwd doesn't work
Sep 10, 2009 Reply Report abuse
jakki
#1166 5
how do i display the working directory in unix?
Aug 01, 2009 Reply Report abuse
mobileedgetel
#1165 6
does this work also for linux command to display directory you are currently in

its been hard to find the right answer, all i want to do is to display all the files i am at in the current directory,

i was told it was ls but now you saying is getwcd?
Jul 12, 2009 Reply Report abuse
unix
#1164 7

getcwd


i use this one too:

getcwd - Get current working directory Linux
May 29, 2008 Reply Report abuse
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