Titlebook: Beginning the Linux Command Line; Sander Vugt Book 2009 Sander van Vugt 2009 Administration.Administrator.Bash.Kernel.Linux.Shell Scriptin

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Managing Software,on enough a situation where you need to install new packages. In this chapter, you’ll learn how to do this. First, I’ll tell you about the different ways that software management is handled on Linux. Next, you’ll read about how to work with RPM-based packages. Then you’ll learn how to install packag

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System Logging, this is the case, you’ll need all the help that you can get. Assuming that you’ve already used the available command documentation that is on your computer, such as man and — help, you’ll need to find out now what exactly is happening when you try to accomplish your task. That brings us to system l

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Configuring the Network,arn how to give your computer an IP address and related information. You’ll also learn about some useful tools that will help you in analyzing and troubleshooting a failing network connection. The last part of this chapter is about Secure Shell (SSH), which helps you make secured connections to othe

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Working with the Kernel,mal knowledge about them. In this chapter, you’ll learn how to perform basic kernel management tasks and how to change parameters for your kernel. You’ll also learn how to configure GRUB to load your kernel.

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Introduction to Bash Shell Scripting,learned how to combine commands using piping, but if you really want to get the best out of your commands, there is much more you can do. In this chapter, you’ll get an introduction to the possibilities of Bash shell scripting, which really is the command line on steroids; piping and redirection jus

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Spectral Reflectance Images and Applicationsl also read how the programmable filters sed and awk can help you batch-manipulate text files. At the end of this chapter, you’ll also get familiar with some of the most useful commands in command-line printing.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-9449-2 this is the case, you’ll need all the help that you can get. Assuming that you’ve already used the available command documentation that is on your computer, such as man and — help, you’ll need to find out now what exactly is happening when you try to accomplish your task. That brings us to system logging.