Linux command-- mkdir

The mkdir command can create one or more directories at a time

Basic syntax is used:

Mkdir directory name root@kali:~/eth20/eth20# mkdir testroot@kali:~/eth20/eth20# lstestroot@kali:~/eth20/eth20#root@kali:~/eth20/eth20# mkdir test1 test2root@kali:~/eth20/eth20# lstest test1 test2root@kali:~/eth20/eth20#

In addition, we can use-p to recursively create a directory

Root@kali:~/eth20/eth20# mkdir-p test/test1/test2root@kali:~/eth20/eth20# find / root/eth20/eth20/-type d-name test2-print/root/eth20/eth20/test/test1/test2root@kali:~/eth20/eth20#

Second, if we need to set permissions while creating a directory, we can use-m to create it.

Total amount of root@kali:~/eth20/eth20# mkdir-m 777 test1root@kali:~/eth20/eth20# ls-Al 8drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 August 17 10:33 testdrwxrwxrwx 2 root root 4096 August 17 10:39 test1