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CS303 UNIX, SHELL PROGRAMMING AND ADMINISTRATION
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5. UNIX Shell
5.8 Command substitution
5.8 Command substitution
5.8 Command substitution
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◄ 5.7 Command arguments and parameters
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1.1 Unix Architecture
1.2 Features of UNIX
1.3 Command structure and usage
MCQ - 1
2.1 Basics of file
2.2 Structure of file systems
2.3 File permission
2.4 File ownership
2.5 Inodes
2.6 Partition
3.1 File management commands : ls, cat, rm, mv, cp, chmod,cmp,diff, comm
3.2 Directory management commands : mkdir, rmdir, cd, pwd
3.3 General purpose utilities : more, ps, wc, printf or echo, lp, banner, bc , cal, date, time, who, man, kill
5.1 Different types of UNIX shell
5.2 Shell Interpretive Cycle
5.3 Command line structure
5.4 Meta character, Pattern matching
5.5 Escaping , quoting
5.6 I/O Redirection
5.7 Command arguments and parameters
5.9 Shell variables
7.1 System Administration jobs
7.6 Backing up files (tar, cpio)
7.7 User management (add user, modify user ,remove user and change password)
7.8 Understanding /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/inittab
5.9 Shell variables ►
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1. UNIX - An Introduction
2. File System
3. UNIX Commands
4. vi Editor
5. UNIX Shell
6. Shell Programming
7. Essential System Administration
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