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UNIX Users Handbook (2nd Edition)

ISBN: 0130654191
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2001
Pages: 34

Authors: Marty Poniatowski, Martin Poniatowski

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• UNIX User s Handbook, Second Edition
• Copyright
• FOREWORD
• PREFACE
• UNIX Section
• Programming Section
• UNIX and Windows Interoperability Section
• A Word about the UNIX Variants Used throughout This Book
• Relevant URLs
• Manual Pages Included in This Book
• Conventions Used in the Book
• Acknowledgments
• Chapter 1. Getting Started - Login, Mail, Internet Access, UNIX Components
• Introduction
• Multi-User UNIX
• Online Manual Pages
• Electronic Mail
• Accessing the Internet
• UNIX Components
• Chapter 2. UNIX File System Introduction- File System Layout, file and ls Commands
• The Basics of UNIX
• File Types
• The file Command
• The ls Command
• File System Layout
• Linux File System Layout
• Manual Pages for Some Commands Used in Chapter 2
• Chapter 3. Working with Files and Directories - Permissions, Commands, File Name Expansion, and Wild Cards
• Introduction
• Permissions
• Absolute and Relative Path Names
• File Name Expansion and Wild Cards
• pwd and cd
• chmod
• cp
• mv
• mkdir
• rm
• rmdir
• Using Commands
• Manual Pages for Some Commands Used in Chapter 3
• Chapter 4. Viewing Files - Redirection, cat, more, pg, head, and tail Commands
• First Things First
• Redirection
• Viewing Files with cat, more, pg, head, and tail
• Manual Pages for Some Commands Used in Chapter 4
• Chapter 5. UNIX Tools - split, wc, sort, cmp, diff, comm, dircmp, cut, paste, join, and tr
• Not All Commands on All UNIX Variants
• split
• wc
• sort
• cmp, diff, and comm
• dircmp
• cut
• paste
• tr
• Manual Pages for Some Commands Used in Chapter 5
• Chapter 6. Advanced UNIX Tools - Regular Expressions, sed, awk, and grep
• Three Commands
• Regular Expression Words-of-Caution
• Expressions Are Strings and Wildcards
• sed
• awk
• grep
• Manual Pages for Some Commands Used in Chapter 6
• Chapter 7. find Command
• find Overview
• Finding Files of a Specific Type
• Find Empty Files and Directories
• Finding Files By Name, Size, and Both Name and Size
• Finding Files By Owner, Type, and Permissions
• Finding Long Unaccessed Files and Running Commands on Found Files
• find Summary
• Manual Pages for find Command Used in Chapter 7
• Chapter 8. The vi Editor
• The vi Editor
• Regular Expression Words-of-Caution
• Expressions Are Strings and Wildcards
• Modes and Notations
• Starting a vi Session
• Cursor Control Commands
• Adding Text in vi
• Deleting Text in vi
• Changing Text in vi
• Search and Replace in vi
• Copying Text in vi
• Undo and Repeat in vi
• Save Text and Exit vi
• Options in vi
• Status in vi
• Section Positioning and Placing Marks in Text
• Joining Lines in vi
• Cursor Placement and Adjusting the Screen
• Shell Escape Commands
• Macros and Abbreviations
• Indenting Text
• Shell Filters
• Pattern Matching
• Manual Pages for vi Command Used in Chapter 8
• Chapter 9. Introduction to the Bash Shell
• Different Shells
• Introduction to Bash
• Chapter 10. Introduction to the KornShell
• Different Shells
• Introduction to KornShell
• Manual Pages of Some Commands Used in Chapter 10
• Chapter 11. Introduction to the C Shell
• Different Shells
• Introduction to the C Shell
• Manual Pages of Some Commands Used in Chapter 11
• Chapter 12. Introduction to Shell Programming
• Shell Programming
• Steps to Create Shell Programs
• ksh Programming
• An HP-UX Logical Volume Manager Shell Program
• C Shell Programming
• Manual Pages for Some Commands Used in Chapter 12
• Chapter 13. Introduction to System Administration
• System Administration
• Check Processes with ps
• Killing a Process
• Signals
• System Startup and Shutdown Scripts
• An Alternative Startup and Shutdown Method
• System Shutdown
• Users and Groups
• Disk-Related Concepts
• Viewing Mounted Filesystems and Swap
• Determining Disk Usage
• System Backup
• Scheduling Cron Jobs
• Networking
• syslog and Log Files
• dmesg
• The Kernel
• Device Files
• Software Management
• Printing
• Manual Pages of Some Commands Used in Chapter 13
• Chapter 14. Introduction to UNIX Performance Tools
• Introduction
• Standard UNIX Commands
• Check Processes with ps
• Killing a Process
• Signals
• More Advanced and Graphical Performance Tools
• HP GlancePlusUX
• HP VantagePoint Performance Agent and HP VantagePoint Performance AnalyzerUX
• Manual Pages of Some Commands Used in Chapter 14
• Chapter 15. Common Desktop Environment
• Why a Graphical User Interface (GUI)?
• CDE Basics
• Customizing CDE
• CDE - Advanced Topics
• X, Motif, and CDE Configuration Files
• The Sequence of Events When CDE Starts
• CDE and Performance
• Conclusion
• Chapter 16. Networking
• UNIX Networking
• An Overview of IEEE802.3, TCPIP
• Internet Protocol (IP) Addressing
• Using Networking
• ARPA Services (Communication among Systems w Different OS)
• Berkeley Commands (Communication between UNIX Systems)
• Host Name Mapping
• Network File System (NFS)
• Other Networking Commands and Setup
• Manual Pages of Some Commands Used in Chapter 16
• netstat
• Chapter 17. Introduction to Software Development
• Introduction
• Understanding Computer Programs
• Compiled vs. Interpreted Languages
• Chapter 18. Programming Constructs
• Introduction
• Assignment Constructs
• Mathematical Operators
• Comparison Expressions
• Loop Constructs
• Choice Constructs
• Nested if...then...else Statement
• Chapter 19. Programming Design
• Introduction
• A Practical Example
• The Next Step: Object-Oriented Method and Design
• Procedural Paradigm
• Object-Oriented Paradigm
• Encapsulation
• Inheritance
• Polymorphism
• How to Design for Object-Oriented Languages
• Chapter 20. Development
• Introduction
• Development Life Cycle
• SCCS - Source Code Control System
• SCCS Commands
• Manual Pages of Some Commands Used in Chapter 20
• Chapter 21. Introduction to C and C
• Introduction
• C and C - The History
• C and C - Compilers
• C and C - Make Utility
• C and C - Debugging
• Manual Pages of Some Commands Used in Chapter 21
• Chapter 22. C Programming Basics
• Introduction
• Format of a C Program
• Good Programming Practices
• Uppercase and Lowercase
• C Language Nuts and Bolts
• Arithmetic Expressions
• Looping
• Choice
• Functions
• Arrays
• Strings
• Structures
• Pointers
• More Data Types
• Dynamic Memory Allocation
• Chapter 23. C Programming Basics
• Introduction
• C Basics
• Enhancements
• New Features of C
• Chapter 24. Internet Programming Basics
• Introduction
• Internet Basics
• History
• Client-Server Model of the Internet
• Protocols
• Web Browsers
• Chapter 25. Java
• Introduction
• Architecture Independence
• The Java Platform
• Java vs. C and C
• Java Environment
• Comments
• No Preprocessor
• Constants
• No Macros
• No Include Files
• Data Types
• Integral Types
• Reference Data Types
• Modifiers
• No Pointers
• Null
• No Structure or Unions
• No Enumerated Types
• No Typedef
• Object Creation
• Accessing Objects
• Garbage Collection
• Arrays
• Strings
• The for Loop
• Exception and Exception Handling
• Applets
• Chapter 26. Perl: An Introduction
• Practical Extraction and Reporting Language
• Perl Options
• Opening Input and Output Files, File Test Operators, and Escape Squences
• Variables - Scalar and Array
• Conditional Statements and Loops, Operators, and Autoincrement and Autodecrement
• Arguments to Shell Programs
• Search and Replace
• List Operators
• Subroutines
• Chapter 27. The X Window System
• X Window System Background
• X Server Software
• Chapter 28. Networking - UNIX and Windows Interoperability
• NFS and X Windows
• TCPIP Networking Background
• NFS Background
• Using Windows and UNIX Networking
• File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
• Other Connection Topics
• Chapter 29. Advanced Server for UNIX
• Windows Functionality on UNIX
• Installing Advanced Server9000 on UNIX
• Sharing a Printer
• Sharing a File System
• Chapter 30. The Windows Command Line: NET Commands,POSIX Utilities, and Others
• Introduction for UNIX System Administrators
• The Windows Command Line
• NET Commands
• wc
• Additional Commands
• Chapter 31. Services for UNIX (SFU)
• Introduction to SFU
• Using the Network File System (NFS) Functionality of SFU
• Telnet Client
• Telnet Server
• UNIX Utilities
• NFS Server
• Password Synchronization
• Chapter 32. Samba
• Samba Overview