Temporarily Bypass A Bash Alias

Posted By Weston Ganger

Sometimes I actually need to literally run a command that I have an set an alias for. Whatever you type after the word command will be taken literally, skipping the aliases. Imagine I have an alias ls="ls -al". To ignore this alias and use original ls functionality for one time:

command ls

Done deal.

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Article Topic:Software Development - Linux

Date:February 17, 2016