[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z] S (Setup) command, Pine Sanchez, Fred (DropScript utility) Schwartz, Alan (Practical Unix and Internet Security) scp command screen, clearing or redrawing 2nd [See also windows ] scripts Perl or Python shell 2nd scroll buffer [See also history of commands] manpages in number of lines stored in searching search command, vi security [See also permissions] books about passwords remote access and semicolon (;), on command line servers, connecting to remotely session [See also jobs; windows] ending frozen (hung) printing saving as text file set noclobber command setup files [See configuration files] sftp command 2nd sh (Bourne shell) Share My Desktop application shared directories, mounting shell 2nd [See also bash shell]3rd customizing default (bash) determining shell in use specified in Terminal Inspector subshells of types of shell aliases SHELL environment variable shell functions shell programming 2nd shell prompt [See prompt] shell scripts 2nd Shell settings in Terminal Inspector Silverman, Richard (SSH: The Secure Shell) slash (/) in pathname indicating directory in listing indicating root directory 2nd starting pattern in vi 2nd sleep command sockets sort command SourceForge, Fink project spaces in filenames and directory names Spafford, Gene (Practical Unix and Internet Security) special characters , in filenames and directory names [See also escape sequences]2nd square brackets ([]) wildcards ssh program 2nd 3rd 4th SSH: The Secure Shell (Barrett; Silverman) standard input 2nd standard output filtering redirecting to a file 2nd redirecting to standard input of another command 2nd StarOffice application [See OpenOffice.org application] Strang, John (Learning the Unix Operating System) string encoding, nonstandard subdirectories subshells sudo command 2nd 3rd superuser 2nd suspend character symbolic links system administration system log, viewing |