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pwd: Finding Your Location in the Filesystem
2007, January 14 - 2:40pm — Webmaster Tips
pwd
If you lose your place in the filesystem and would like to know your current location, type pwd. This is useful when connected to a Unix/Linux server over SSH where the terminal prompt does not give your location in the filesystem.
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