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In this tutorial we learn how to use pathchk commmand in Linux. pathchk command is pathchk - check whether file names are valid or portable pathchk [OPTION]... NAME...

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What is Linux pathchk Command?   pathchk Syntax   pathchk Examples   pathchk Command Manual / Help   Linux pathchk Command Source Code   Related Linux Commands   Summary  

What is Linux pathchk Command?  

In this tutorial we learn how to use pathchk command in Linux. pathchk command is pathchk - check whether file names are valid or portable pathchk [OPTION]… NAME…

pathchk Syntax  

       pathchk [OPTION]... NAME...

pathchk Examples  

pathchk Command Manual / Help  

We can use man and info command to see the manual page of pathchk command.

pathchk command also have --help option to show list of options.

To open man page for pathchk command we can use command below. To exit man or info page you can press q.

man pathchk

To open info page for pathchk command we can use command below.

info pathchk

To open help page from pathchk command we can run command below.

pathchk --help

Linux pathchk Command Source Code  

You can find pathchk command source code from the folowing repositories:

Related Linux Commands  

You can read tutorials of related Linux commands below:

  • Linux w Command
  • Linux id Command
  • Linux who Command

Summary  

In this tutorial we learn how to use pathchk in Linux with practical examples. Visit our Linux Commands guide to learn more about using command line interface in Linux.

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What is Linux pathchk Command?   pathchk Syntax   pathchk Examples   pathchk Command Manual / Help   Linux pathchk Command Source Code   Related Linux Commands   Summary  
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