Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Bible

Linux Command Line as well as Shell Scripting Bible
by Richard Blum
809 pages
Publisher: Wiley (May 12, 2008)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 047025128X
ISBN-13: 978-0470251287

Covering a many renouned Linux shells (such as bash, ash, tcsh, ksh, korn, as well as zsh), this anxiety shows how to have make have use of of of commands to emanate scripts inside of any bombard as well as demonstrates unsentimental applications for bombard scripts (including retrieving report from Web sites as well as promulgation programmed reports around e-mail)
For any shell, a writer discusses a commands accessible as well as explains how to have make have use of of of these commands to emanate scripts which can automate usual functions as well as reports
Guides administrators by modernized projects for regulating bombard scripts in real-world applications as well as facilities modernized topics such as regulating a database as well as Web programming

Review:

Good book, Jul 22, 2008 By DM “DM” (Oakland)

I’m a mechanism scholarship tyro though we have not formerly focused most upon bombard scripting, though this book has severely aided me in:
- bargain a story of authority line interfaces as well as just what a Linux terminals have been emulating
- a basis of a vital shells
- administrating a Linux complement with bombard scripts

I find myself referencing this book some-more mostly afterwards a text we was reserved for class.

Learn all a authority lines for all Linux shells in this one-stop beam

There’s a lot to be pronounced for starting behind to basics. Not usually does this Bible give we a discerning refresher upon a have up of open-source Linux software, it additionally shows we how to bypass a large graphical user interface upon Linux systems as well as begin interacting a quick as well as fit way—with authority lines as well as programmed scripts. You’ll sense how to conduct files upon a filesystem, begin as well as stop programs, have make have use of of of databases, even do Web programming—without a GUI—with this one-stop resource.

Understand a Linux desktop as well as assorted command-line parameters
Learn filesystem navigation, record handling, as well as a basis of whack bombard commands
Write bombard scripts to automate slight functions as well as reports
Harness nesting loops as well as structured commands
Monitor programs, master record permissions, as well as have queries
Run scripts in credentials mode as well as report jobs
Use sed, gawk, as well as unchanging expressions
Explore all swap shells, together with ash, tcsh, ksh, korn, as well as zsh

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