Five Unix Tips

1. File system and UNIX shell

• 1.1 What is the UNIX file system?
• 1.2 UNIX shell
• 1.3 Basic UNIX commands
• 1.4 Display directory contents
• 1.5 Copy and move
• 1.6 Create and remove directory
• 1.7 Manual pages

2. User environment and multi processing

• 2.1 How to configure the user environment?
• 2.2 Redirection and Pipe
• 2.3 Change Permission and Ownership
• 2.4 grep - search a file for a pattern
• 2.5 Multi processing and multi users
• 2.6 Hosts and services
• 2.7 Boot and shutdown

3. UNIX windows

• 3.1 X11
• 3.2 Xterm
• 3.3 How to open window over network?

4. NFS protocol and shareable systems

• 4.1 NFS as Client/Server
• 4.2 Portability and Compatibility of the NFS
• 4.3 Reliability and Perfomance of the NFS
• 4.4 Some simple security principles
• 4.5 Shareable file systems

5. More about file systems

• 5.1 Formating, Partitioning and Check
• 5.2 Mount file system
• 5.3 What is it inode? Command find
• 5.4 tar - create tape archives

[Home]
[Five UNIX Tips]
[Tip 1 - File system and UNIX shell]
[Tip 2 - User environment and multi processing]
[Tip 3 - UNIX windows]
[Tip 4 - NFS protocol and shareable systems]
[Tip 5 - More about file system]
[UNIX vendors, Home Pages, Workstations, FAQs, News Groups]

Maintained by Rafael Stekolshchik � � � � Last updated: July 4, 1998
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