On 22/11/2010 18:16, StarLion wrote:
>> m...@computer:~#/folder1/folder2/folder3/folder4/folder5 mv blah 
>> blah.........
>>
>> Now I want to go back to work in folder2, what the easy command to get me 
>> back
>> there??
> Assuming you're working in folder5 in your example, running 'cd ..'
> will go back to folder4.
> To go down two levels, you want 'cd ../..' and for three, just add another 
> '/..'
> _________________________________________________________________
If you are using these regularly then you can also use aliases to create
shortcuts to
the directories (i.e. gowww is alised on my system to /home2/var/www/site1/

Alternatively you can use symlinks to create pointers to those
directories, i.e.
my /backup is a link to /media/nfs/buffnas1/backups/serverwww1

Si

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