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Chapter 1: Introduction to the Solaris Unix Environment |
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History of the Unix Operating System
Introduction to the Solaris Operating Environment
Components of a Computer System
Kernel
Resident Modules
The Shell
Features of Unix
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Chapter 2: Accessing the System
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Passwords in the Unix System
Logging into the system
Unix Commands
Entering Commands in Unix
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Chapter 3: Accessing Files and Directories |
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The Unix File System
Directory Commands in Unix
Working with Files
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Chapter 4: Advanced Directory and File Commands |
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Filenames in Unix
Filename Substitution
Shell Redirection
Printing in the Unix Environment
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Chapter 5: Searching for Files and Text
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Finding Files in the Unix System
Regular Expressions
Extended Regular Expressions
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Chapter 6: Controlling Access to Files: Permissions
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File Permissions
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Chapter 7: Using the Visual Editor: vi
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Creating and Editing
Files in Unix
What is vi?
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Chapter 8: Storing Important Information: Backups
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Using tar
Compress and Uncompress Commands
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Chapter 9: Remote Connections and Commands
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Introduction to Networking
Using telnet
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
Remote Access Operations
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Chapter 10: What are System Processes?
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Background Processing
Job Control
What is a Process?
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Chapter 11: Using the Korn Shell
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The Unix Korn Shell
Functions of the Shell
Using aliases
Defining Functions
Customizing the Shell
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Chapter 12: Introduction to ed, Sed and awk
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All about ed
The sed Command
Advanced Text Processing using awk
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Chapter 13: Introduction to Shell Scripts and Shell Scripting
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Unix Shell Scripting Introduction
Program Control
Shell Special Variables
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