UNIX Users Handbook (2nd Edition)
UNIX Users Handbook (2nd Edition)
ISBN: 0130654191
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2001
Pages: 34
Pages: 34
Authors: Marty Poniatowski, Martin Poniatowski
- 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
UNIX Users Handbook (2nd Edition)
ISBN: 0130654191
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2001
Pages: 34
Pages: 34
Authors: Marty Poniatowski, Martin Poniatowski