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Chapter 3 UNIX Utilities for Power Users

Graham Glass and King Ables, UNIX for Programmers and Users , Third Edition, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2003. Original Notes by Raj Sunderraman Converted to presentation and updated by Michael Weeks. Chapter 3 UNIX Utilities for Power Users. Grep(Global or Get Regular Expression and Print).

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Chapter 9: Security

Chapter 9: Security. Security. The security environment Protection mechanisms Basics of cryptography User authentication Attacks from inside the system Attacks from outside the system Trusted systems . Security environment: threats. Operating systems have goals Confidentiality

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CSN08101 Digital Forensics Lecture 2: Essential Linux for Forensics

CSN08101 Digital Forensics Lecture 2: Essential Linux for Forensics. Module Leader: Dr Gordon Russell Lecturers: Robert Ludwiniak. Essential Linux for Forensics. You will learn in this lecture: Essential file manipulation in Linux Command Summary: cp mv cat less more tail head wc

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CSN08101 Digital Forensics Lecture 3: Linux Searching

CSN08101 Digital Forensics Lecture 3: Linux Searching. Module Leader: Dr Gordon Russell Lecturers: Robert Ludwiniak. This week is all about: Finding files Searching files Understanding files Editing files. Essential Linux for Forensics. You will learn in this lecture:

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Unix programming

Unix programming. 1. INDEX UNIT-I PPT SLIDES. Srl. No. Module as per Session planner Lecture No. PPT Slide No. Introduction to Unix file system L1 1-8

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Unix Utility ???????

Unix Utility ???????. Instructors: Fu-Chiung Cheng ( ??? ) Associate Professor Computer Science & Engineering Tatung Institute of Technology. Outline. System(Process)-related utilities (chap 7) Text File utilities (chap 8). Display Date and Time.

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The UNIX File System

The UNIX File System . Introduction. What is File? Container for storing information in the form of sequence of characters. A file contains exactly those bytes that you put into it, whether it represents a source program, other text or executable code.

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Introduction to UNIX / Linux - 5

Introduction to UNIX / Linux - 5. Dr. Jerry Shiao, Silicon Valley University. Introduction UNIX/Linux Course. Section 5 Basic File Processing UNIX Commands Viewing Files Copying, Moving and Removing Files Appending to Files Comparing Files Removing Repeated Lines

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Basic Linux/UNIX Commands

Basic Linux/UNIX Commands. The symbol of Linux. Have graphical output sent anywhere you have permission. Log in from anywhere you have permission. This identifies you to the system so it can manage your work properly. This helps the system manage different types of user properly.

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Daemons

Daemons. Daemon. A daemon is a process that runs in the background and is independent of control from all terminals. Since a daemon does not have a controlling terminal , it needs some way to output message. Daemon. There are numerous ways to start a daemon

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Introduction to HDF5 Command-line Tools

Introduction to HDF5 Command-line Tools. HDF5 Command-line Tools. Readers h5dump, h5diff, h5ls h5stat, h5check (new in release 1.8) Writers h5import, h5repack, h5repart, h5jam/h5unjam h5copy, h5mkgrp (new in release 1.8) Converters h4toh5, h5toh4, gif2h5, h52gif. h5dump.

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Dialog Design 1 Command languages and WIMP

Dialog Design 1 Command languages and WIMP. Command languages Advantages, disadvantages Design guidelines WIMP Advantages, disadvantages Design guidelines. Dialog Design. How does a user interact with the interface?. Dialog Styles. 1. Command languages

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Dialog Design 1 Command languages and WIMP

Dialog Design 1 Command languages and WIMP. Command languages Advantages, disadvantages Design guidelines WIMP Advantages, disadvantages Design guidelines. Dialog Design. How does a user interact with the interface?. Dialog Styles. 1. Command languages

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Introducing the UNIX Operating System

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Introducing the UNIX Operating System

Introducing the UNIX Operating System. What is UNIX ?. A family of operating systems. Multitasking. IRIX SOLARIS AIX LINUX Digital UNIX HP-UX. Multiuser. Runs more than one program at the same time.

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Linux Commands

Linux Commands. LINUX COMMANDS. Linux Commands. UNIX Commands. A command is a program which interacts with the kernel to provide the environment and perform the functions called for by the user.

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Using Commands

Introduction to Unix May 24, 2008 Rabat, Morocco Hervey Allen. Using Commands. GUIs and CLIs. What's are some example GUIs? Windows Mac OS X (Darwin, X and Aqua) Gnome, KDE (on Xwindow) ? What about example CLIs? DOS CP/M Unix/Linux shells (bash, csh, sh, tsh, etc.) ?.

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CS320 Web and Internet Programming Linux Basics

CS320 Web and Internet Programming Linux Basics. Chengyu Sun California State University, Los Angeles. Directory Structure. root directory / current directory . Parent directory .. home directory ~. Moving Around. cd / absolute / path cd relative / path cd.

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Centered Title

Centered Title. subtitle. Title. Content Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Level 7 Level 8 Level 9. Section Header. Section Title. Title. Left Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6. Right Level 2 Level 3 L evel 4 Level 5. Title. file1. file2. Comparison2

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