Use Unix Shell tutorials in 'Unix Shell Fundamentals CD Training (CBT)' to learn quickly/cost-effectively.

Duration: 10 hrs

UNIX is a family of operating systems. UNIX Shell is common in text-based or command-line UNIX programs. The commands of UNIX shell are compatible with all brands of UNIX, including Linux.

This CD Rom training course tutorial explains the fundamentals of UNIX Shell and is useful even if you have no prior knowledge of UNIX or UNIX Shell commands. Author Mark Virtue helps you get a better understanding through thorough demonstrations of essential processes such as logging in, copying files, using telnet, combining programs, and much more!

Intro
About this Course
Audience & Prerequisites
Understanding UNIX
What is UNIX?
History
Which UNIX?
Architecture
Understanding
What is the UNIX Shell?
Which Shell?
Logging In
Basic Commands
Command Syntax
Getting Help
Logging Out
Files and Directories in UNIX Shell
Intro & Commands for Files and Directories
Filenames and File Types
Wildcards
Displaying File Contents
Comparing Files
Copying, Moving and Renaming Files
Deleting Files
Hidden Files
The . and .. Directories
Relative vs Absolute Paths
Working with Directories
Finding Files
Archiving Files
Security in UNIX Shell
Users and Groups
File Protection Overview
Changing File Permissions
Changing File Ownership
Changing File Group
A Dangerous Security Loophole
Combining Programs - Pipes & Filters
Standard Output
Standard Input
Standard Input and Output
About Filters
Common Filters
Searching for Text in Files
Standard Error
Process Control
About Processes
Running Commands Asynchronously
Killing Processes
Jobs
More Process Control
Scheduling Commands
A UNIX Text Editor
Understanding vi
Manipulating Files
Moving Around
Basic Editing
Advanced Editing
Configuring vi
The UNIX File System
Introduction to the Unix File System
How Files are Stored
Understanding Links
Linking Files
Symbolic Links
UNIX File Types
Mounting
Communication in UNIX Shell
Using telnet
Using mail
Customising Your Shell Environment
Changing your Login Shell
Your .profile
Environment Variables
Your PATH
Your Prompt
Korn Shell Command-line Editing
Other Shell Customisation Options
The End