Linux, Unix, /etc/
$ To set up this Linux system, do I really have to type long,
cryptic, frequently inconsistent and undocumented commands with
occasional long strings of hex digits?
# Yeah. You got a problem with that?
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Unix Shell Scripts
Since this page seems to be quite popular (well, as far as pages I
put on the web go!), I thought I'd write up some resources for Unix shell
scripting to add to the collection of my own presented here. This page is
a grab-bag of small scripts that I've written to do stuff. It is neither
a tutorial nor a reference. If that's what you're looking for, however,
some of these links listed below may help. Also, some of my other info. on
scripts and scripting is included on this site. When you're finished with
this page, I suggest you have a dig around in my main Linux, Unix, etc section.
Unix shell scripts show the Unix Philosophy
in action.
These are some of the /bin/sh scripts that I find useful in day-to-day
work. Readers of Unix Power Tools or
The
Unix Programming Environment may recognise some of them; others are "all my
own work, honest guv'nor".
Before we begin, this seems as good a place as any to list two related
files, my .profile and .kshrc
files.
These are simple stand-alone scripts. You are unlikely to find anything
very impressive here if you already hack your own scripts, but a novice
might find some of the ideas new.
These are systems based on a collection of shell scripts. Of course,
like the standalone scripts, they rely heavily on other Unix tools,
both standard (sed, awk, m4) and "extras" (e.g. sitecopy).
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