Linux command line and shell scripting bible
✍ Scribed by Blum, Richard S.;Bresnahan, Christine
- Publisher
- Wiley Pubishing, Inc
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 838
- Edition
- 2nd edition
- Category
- Library
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✦ Synopsis
Introduction -- Part I. The Linux command line. Chapter 1: Starting with Linux shells -- Chapter 2: Getting to the shell -- Chapter 3: Basic bash shell commands -- Chapter 4: More bash shell commands -- Chapter 5: Using Linux environment variables -- Chapter 6: Understanding Linux file permissions -- Chapter 7: Managing file systems -- Chapter 8: Installing software -- Chapter 9: Working with editors -- Part II. Shell scripting basics. Chapter 10: Basic script building -- Chapter 11: Using structured commands -- Chapter 12: More structured commands -- Chapter 13: Handling user input -- Chapter 14: Presenting data -- Chapter 15: Script control -- Part III. Advanced shell scripting. Chapter 16: Creating functions -- Chapter 17: Writing scripts for graphical desktops -- Chapter 18: Introducing sed and gawk -- Chapter 19: Regular expressions -- Chapter 20: Advanced sed -- Chapter 21: Advanced gawk -- Chapter 22: Working with alternative shells. Part IV. Advanced shell scripting topics. Chapter 23: Using a database -- Chapter 24: Using the Web -- Chapter 25: Using e-mail -- Chapter 26: Writing script utilities -- Chapter 27: Advanced shell scripts -- Appendix A: Quick guide to bash commands -- Appendix B: Quick guide to sed and gawk -- Index.
✦ Table of Contents
Introduction --
Part I. The Linux command line. Chapter 1: Starting with Linux shells --
Chapter 2: Getting to the shell --
Chapter 3: Basic bash shell commands --
Chapter 4: More bash shell commands --
Chapter 5: Using Linux environment variables --
Chapter 6: Understanding Linux file permissions --
Chapter 7: Managing file systems --
Chapter 8: Installing software --
Chapter 9: Working with editors --
Part II. Shell scripting basics. Chapter 10: Basic script building --
Chapter 11: Using structured commands --
Chapter 12: More structured commands --
Chapter 13: Handling user input --
Chapter 14: Presenting data --
Chapter 15: Script control --
Part III. Advanced shell scripting. Chapter 16: Creating functions --
Chapter 17: Writing scripts for graphical desktops --
Chapter 18: Introducing sed and gawk --
Chapter 19: Regular expressions --
Chapter 20: Advanced sed --
Chapter 21: Advanced gawk --
Chapter 22: Working with alternative shells. Part IV. Advanced shell scripting topics. Chapter 23: Using a database --
Chapter 24: Using the Web --
Chapter 25: Using e-mail --
Chapter 26: Writing script utilities --
Chapter 27: Advanced shell scripts --
Appendix A: Quick guide to bash commands --
Appendix B: Quick guide to sed and gawk --
Index.
✦ Subjects
Lenguajes específicos de dominio (Computación);Sistemas operativos (Computadoras);Linux (archivo de computadora);Lenguajes específicos de dominio (Computación)
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