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screencapture (from graphic user interface changing defaults command line screenshots).

sed (fixing end of line adding line numbers).

route (view connections routing commands).

netstat (view connections main info routing address).

ifconfig (view configuration static IP address).

defaults (screencapture Mac Flashback Trojan).

file system basics (graphics examples directory tree important directories home directory parent and child directories absolute paths relative paths dots, tildes, and slashes).

cat (creating files example files for this book viewing files combining files).

command structure (single command who failed command date options, switches, or flags universal time arguments options and arguments operators and special characters).

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passwd (setting password local password periodic changes 100 most common passwords secure passwords superuser).

shell basics (book conventions root or superuser starting your shell login and password prompt command example).

connecting to a shell (Telnet and SSH terminal emulator).

9, September 1982, pages 7-13 chapter contents A good system cant have a weak command language. ≺lan Perlis, Epigrams on Programming, ACMs SIGPLAN Notices Volume 17, No. This chapter goes beyond the typical material in a shell scripting class and presents material related to either downloading and compiling existing software (including ports to new hardware and/or operating systems) or for preparing your own software for release via the internet. There are actual classes in shell scipting, especially at junior colleges and community colleges.

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The chapter can serve as background material so that a student new to UNIX (or Linux or Mac OS X) will be able to make effective use of the shell for work on programming assignements. There are actually several good reasons to include a chapter on shell scripting. And you may not even read this line because your professor probably has cut this entire chapter out of the version used in your class. You may wonder why a chapter on shell scripting is in a programming book. This chapter looks at Unix (and Linux) shell programming.