Getting Information about the System
by Eric J. Ray, Deborah S. Ray
Unix Third Edition: Visual Quickstart Guide
- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Getting Started with Unix
- Getting Unix or Access to a Unix System
- Connecting to The Unix System
- Logging In
- Changing Your Password with passwd
- Listing Directories and Files with ls
- Changing Directories with cd
- Finding Yourself with pwd
- Piping Input and Output
- Redirecting Output
- Using Wildcards
- Viewing File Contents with more
- Displaying File Contents with cat
- Exploring the System
- Getting Help with man
- Logging Out
- Using Directories and Files
- Creating Directories with mkdir
- Creating Files with touch
- Copying Directories and Files with cp
- Listing Directories and Files with ls (More Goodies)
- Moving Files with mv
- Removing Files with rm
- Removing Directories with rmdir
- Finding Forgotten Files with find
- Locating Lost Files with locate
- Linking with ln (Hard Links)
- Linking with ln -s(Soft Links)
- Working with Your Shell
- Discovering What Shell You’re Using
- Understanding Shells and Options
- Changing Your Shell with chsh
- Changing Your Shell Temporarily
- Using Completion in the bash Shell
- Viewing Session History in the bash Shell
- Using Completion in the zsh Shell
- Viewing Session History in the zsh Shell
- Using Completion in the ksh Shell
- Viewing Session History in the ksh Shell
- Viewing Session History in the csh Shell
- Changing Your Identity with su
- Fixing Terminal Settings with stty
- Exiting the Shell
- Creating and Editing Files
- Choosing an Editor
- Starting pico and Dabbling with It
- Saving in pico
- Cutting and Pasting Text Blocks in pico
- Checking Spelling in pico
- Getting Help in pico
- Exiting pico
- Starting vi and Dabbling with It
- Saving in vi
- Adding and Deleting Text in vi
- Importing Files into vi
- Searching and Replacing in vi
- Exiting vi
- Starting emacs and Dabbling with It
- Using emacs Menus to Spell-Check
- Saving in emacs
- Exiting emacs
- Controlling Ownership & Permissions
- Understanding File Ownership and Permissions
- Finding Out Who Owns What
- Finding Out Which Group You’re In
- Changing the Group Association of Files and Directories with chgrp
- Changing Ownership of Files and Directories with chown
- Changing Permissions with chmod
- Translating Mnemonic Permissions to Numeric Permissions
- Changing Permission Defaults with umask
- Manipulating Files
- Counting Files and Their Contents with wc
- Viewing File Beginnings with head
- Viewing File Endings with tail
- Finding Text with grep
- Using Regular Expressions with grep
- Using Other Examples of Regular Expressions
- Making Global Changes with sed
- Changing Files with awk
- Comparing Files with cmp
- Finding Differences in Files with diff
- Finding Differences in Files with sdiff
- Sorting Files with sort
- Eliminating Duplicates with uniq
- Redirecting to Multiple Locations with tee
- Changing with tr
- Formatting with fmt
- Preparing to Print with pr
- Splitting Files with split
- Getting Information about the System
- Configuring Your Unix Environment
- Understanding Your Unix Environment
- Discovering Your Current Environment
- Adding or Changing Variables
- Looking at Your zsh Configuration Files
- Adding to Your zsh Path
- Changing Your zsh Prompt
- Looking at Your bash Configuration Files
- Adding to Your bash Path
- Changing Your bash Prompt
- Looking at Your ksh Configuration Files
- Changing Your ksh Path
- Changing Your ksh Prompt
- Looking at Your csh Configuration Files
- Changing Your csh Path
- Changing Your csh Prompt
- Setting Aliases with alias
- Running Scripts and Programs
- Running a Command
- Scheduling One-Time Jobs with at
- Scheduling Regularly Occurring Jobs with cron
- Suspending Jobs
- Checking Job Status with jobs
- Running Jobs in the Background with bg
- Running Jobs in the Foreground with fg
- Controlling Job Priority with nice
- Timing Jobs with time
- Finding Out What Processes are Running with ps
- Deleting Processes with kill
- Writing Basic Scripts
- Sending and Reading Email
- Choosing an Email Program and Getting Started
- Reading Email with pine
- Sending Email with pine
- Customizing pine
- Reading Email with mutt
- Sending Email with mutt
- Reading Email with mail
- Sending Email with mail
- Creating a Signature File
- Automatically Forwarding Incoming Messages
- Announcing an Absence with vacation
- Configuring procmail
- Responding to Email with procmail
- Accessing the Internet
- Getting Familiar with Unix Internet Lingo
- Logging in to Remote Systems with ssh
- Logging in to Remote Systems with telnet
- Communicating with Other Users Using write
- Communicating with Other Users Using talk
- Getting Files from the Internet with ftp
- Sharing Files on the Internet with ftp
- Surfing the Web with links
- Surfing the Web with lynx
- Downloading Web Sites with wget
- Checking Connections with ping
- Tracing Connections with traceroute
- Matching Domain Names with IP Numbers
- Choosing a News Reader
- Reading News with pine
- Reading News with tin
- Working with Encoded &Compressed Files
- Encoding Files with uuencode
- Decoding Files with uudecode
- Archiving with tar
- Unarchiving Files with tar
- Compressing Files with compress
- Uncompressing Files with uncompress
- Zipping a File or Directory with gzip
- Unzipping a gzip File with gunzip
- Zipping Files and Directories with zip
- Unzipping Zipped Files with unzip
- Combining Commands
- Installing Your Own Software
- Using Handy Utilities
- Being Root
- Sensational Unix Tricks
- Cleaning Up HTML Documents with tidy
- Searching and Replacing Throughout Multiple Documents with Sed
- Generating Reports with awk
- Using Input to Customize Your Environment
- Using ROT13 Encoding with sed
- Embedding ROT13 Encoding in A Shell Script
- Making Backups with rsync
- Using Advanced Redirection with stderr
- Unix Reference
- What’s What and What’s Where
- Commands and Flags
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