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Unix Shell Fundamentals |
| Product Description : UNIX is a family of operating systems. UNIX Shell is common in text-based or command-line UNIX programs. The commands of UNIX shell are compatible with all brands of UNIX, including Linux. This Virtual Training Company tutorial teaches the fundamentals of UNIX Shell even if you have no prior knowledge of UNIX or UNIX Shell commands. Author Mark Virtue helps you get a better understanding thorough demonstrations of processes such as logging in, copying files, combining programs, using telnet, and more. To get started learning from this experienced instructor now, simply click one of the topics below. |
Unix Shell FundamentalsIntroductionAbout this CourseAudience and Prerequisites Understanding UNIXWhat is UNIX?UNIX History Which UNIX? UNIX Architecture Understanding the UNIX ShellWhat is the UNIX Shell?Which Shell? Logging In Basic Commands Command Syntax Getting Help Logging Out Files and DirectoriesWorking with Files and DirectoriesCommands for Files and Directories Pt 1 Commands for Files and Directories Pt 2 Filenames and File Types Wildcards Pt 1 Wildcards Pt 2 Displaying File Contents Comparing Files Copying, Moving and Renaming Files Deleting Files Hidden Files The "." and ".." Directories Relative vs Absolute Paths Working with Directories Finding Files Archiving Files SecurityUsers and GroupsSecurity Related Problems File Protection Overview Pt 1 File Protection Overview Pt 2 Changing File Permissions Changing File Ownership Changing File Group A Dangerous Security Loophole Combining Programs - Pipes and FiltersIntroduction to Combining ProgramsStandard Output Standard Input Standard Input and Output About Filters Common Filters Searching for Text in Files Standard Error Process ControlAbout Processes Pt 1About Processes Pt 2 Running Commands Asynchronously Killing Processes Jobs More Process Control Scheduling Commands vi - A UNIX Text EditorUnderstanding viStarting vi Manipulating Files in vi Pt 1 Manipulating Files in vi Pt 2 Moving Around Pt 1 Moving Around Pt 2 Basic Editing Pt 1 Basic Editing Pt 2 Basic Editing Pt 3 Advanced Editing Pt 1 Advanced Editing Pt 2 Configuring vi Pt 1 Configuring vi Pt 2 The UNIX File SystemIntroduction to the Unix File SystemHow Files are Stored Understanding Links Pt 1 Understanding Links Pt 2 Linking Files Symbolic Links Pt 1 Symbolic Links Pt 2 UNIX File Types Mounting Pt 1 Mounting Pt 2 CommunicationUsing telnetUsing mail Customising Your Shell EnvironmentChanging your Login ShellEnvironment Variables Pt 1 Environment Variables Pt 2 Your PATH Pt 1 Your PATH Pt 2 Your Prompt Your .profile Command-line Editing Korn Shell Command-line Editing Shell Customisation Options Pt 1 Shell Customisation Options Pt 2 The End |







