121. Software Engineering Laboratory - N.T.U.A. Tutorials and manuals for Java and PHP. http://www.softlab.ece.ntua.gr/facilities/documentation/unix/

This section contains a collection of documents and guides in various formats, such as html, postscript and text. It covers the areas of UNIX, Perl, Ruby, PHP, X11, Motif, C and UNIX shell programming. JAVA JDK Manual The revolutionary language from SUN [API] Tomcat 3.2 JAVA Tutorial From SUN's site , with examples [17-Jun-2000] Java Tutorial Perl 5 Manual This is the full html version of the PERL Manual. PHP 4 Manual This is the html version of the PHP Manual. The RUBY Language RUBY 1.4 Refrence Programming Ruby The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide PostgreSQL Documentation English FAQ All the Documentation [23-Jul-00] GNU Manuals converted with texi2html flex bison gnuplot gawk ... readline UNIX Tools Documentation Here are several documents in postscript and text format for popular UNIX tools: Unix Shell (sh): postscript text C Shell (csh): postscript text Stream Editor (sed): postscript Sed FAQ Awk : postscript text Make : postscript text Vi : postscript text Troff : postscript Tbl : postscript The Grymoire Covers Shell, Regexp, AWK, Csh, SED et.c. Very good sed examples. The original can be found at http://www.grymoire.com

122. Unix Command Dictionary This abridged unix dictionary is only intended to be a short enough list to get you started without being bewildered by the enormous unix manuals, http://www2.math.uic.edu/~hanson/UNIX/UnixDictionary.html

Unix Command Dictionary (Hanson) Table of Contents UNIX Log In and Out Commands. UNIX Information Commands. UNIX C Language Commands. UNIX makefile Commands. ... The vi Editor. UNIX Command Dictionaries The UNIX manual is mostly on line and the UNIX `man' command is used to display parts of the manual. Typing man [command] (CR) will yield information in an almost readable format during a IBM Telnet session. The problem is that you have both UNIX and CMS paging the output. You respond to the UNIX paging prompt `:' with a ` (CR) ' return for a new page, ` d (CR) ' for a short new page, u (CR) ' for a short page up (back), or ` q (CR) ' to quit. For the CMS paging prompt `holding', respond with the designated `Clear-key'. If you are using IBM Telnet, then `man [command]' usually produces poor output for the head of the display. The version ` man -blou [command] (CR) ' should remove underscoring and other backspacing for printing at UIC, but does not work completely. For a quick overview of a command try the `-q' quick option: man -q command] (CR) Alternatively

123. CUPS A portable printing layer for unix. http://www.cups.org/

Login Documentation Download Drivers ... Links CUPS CUPS is the standards-based, open source printing system developed by Apple Inc. for Mac OS X and other UNIX -like operating systems. Download CUPS v1.4.4 (4.3M) CUPS for Users Introduction User Forum Frequently-Asked Questions Accessing the Web Interface ... License Agreement CUPS for Developers Introduction Developer Forum Filter and Backend Programming Developing PostScript Printer Drivers ... Raster API Recent News accsnmp 1.03 11:38 Jun 17, 2010 by jeffrey.m.hardy, comments Accsnmp 1.03 introduces several new features, including a new config file format for per-queue configuration, multi-queue locking for accounting reliability, and several new configuration variables. CUPS 1.4.4 11:38 Jun 17, 2010 by mike, comments CUPS 1.4.4 fixes several security, scheduler, printing, and conformance issues. CUPS 1.4.3 13:56 Mar 30, 2010 by mike, comments CUPS 1.4.3 fixes two security-related bugs along with several CUPS API, PPD compiler, status reporting, and web interface issues. RSS Feed Apple Inc.

124. UnixLibre Listas de correo y enlaces a diferente documentaci n sobre los sistemas unix libres. http://www.unixlibre.org/

125. Unix - Wikipedia Ne illustra la storia, anche mediante immagini. Presenta l albero genealogico della famiglia. http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix

Unix Da Wikipedia, l'enciclopedia libera. Vai a: Navigazione cerca UNIX è un sistema operativo portabile per computer inizialmente sviluppato da un gruppo di ricerca dei laboratori e Bell Labs , fra i quali c'erano inizialmente anche Ken Thompson e Dennis Ritchie Indice Storia Caratteristiche I Bell Laboratories (anni sessanta) Invenzione del linguaggio C ... modifica Storia Unix è stato progettato nei Bell Laboratories Corp.). Il primo sistema che può definirsi a tutti gli effetti come "Sistema Unix" fu sviluppato da Ken Thompson nel 1969 per poter eseguire un programma chiamato "Space Travel" che simulava i movimenti del sole e dei pianeti, così come il movimento di una navicella spaziale che poteva atterrare in diversi luoghi modifica Caratteristiche Il sistema operativo Unix può essere riassunto in base alle seguenti caratteristiche: Multiutente: più utenti possono interagire contemporaneamente (da terminali diversi) con il sistema, che evita interferenze tra le attività dei vari utenti. All'interno del sistema ogni utente è individuato univocamente da un nome logico (l' username ). Inoltre, gli utenti sono suddivisi in gruppi, ciascuno individuabile univocamente mediante il suo nome (il

126. Unix Toolbox This document is a collection of unix/Linux/BSD commands and tasks which are useful for IT work or for advanced users. This is a practical guide with http://cb.vu/unixtoolbox.xhtml

Unix Toolbox This document is a collection of Unix/Linux/BSD commands and tasks which are useful for IT work or for advanced users. This is a practical guide with concise explanations, however the reader is supposed to know what s/he is doing. Unix Toolbox revision 14.2 The latest version of this document can be found at http://cb.vu/unixtoolbox.xhtml . Replace .xhtml on the link with .pdf for the PDF version and with .book.pdf for the booklet version. On a duplex printer the booklet will create a small book ready to bind. This XHTML page can be converted into a nice PDF document with a CSS3 compliant application (see the script example See also the about page Error reports and comments are most welcome - c@cb.vu Colin Barschel. Colin Barschel Some rights reserved under Creative Commons System Processes ... black System Hardware Statistics Users Limits ... Repair grub Running kernel and system information # uname -a # Get the kernel version (and BSD version) # lsb_release -a # Full release info of any LSB distribution # cat /etc/SuSE-release # Get SuSE version # cat /etc/debian_version # Get Debian version Use /etc/ DISTR -release with DISTR= lsb (Ubuntu), redhat, gentoo, mandrake, sun (Solaris), and so on. See also

127. Jon Grepstad: Unix For Fotgjengarar Kort brukarintoduksjon i unix skriven av Jon Grepstad. http://home.online.no/~gjon/jgunix.htm

128. SecurityFocus This article describes a few hardening and alerting methods for unix servers that help block vectors for various attacks, including two webbased http://www.securityfocus.com/unix

129. Wichtige Unix-Befehle Eine Tabelle wichtiger unix-Befehle mit kurzer Beschreibung. http://www.cs.uni-frankfurt.de/~sanjiv/

Wichtige Unix und MS-DOS Befehle Unix Commands! Rechte für Unix User Remote Connection Commands Internet Protocoll Numbers! ... [Telefonbuch] A little summary of Unix Commands Command/Syntax What it will do awk/nawk [options] file scan for patterns in a file and process the results cat [options] file concatenate (list) a file cd [directory] change directory chgrp [options] group file change the group of the file chmod [options] file change file or directory access permissions chown [options] owner file change the ownership of a file; can only be done by the superuser chsh passwd -e/-s username login_shell change the user's login shell (often only by the superuser) cmp [options] compare two files and list where differences occur (text or binary files) compress [options] file compress file and save it as file.Z cp [options] copy into shouldn't already exist. This command creates or overwrites cut (options) [ file (s)] cut specified field(s)/character(s) from lines in file(s) date [options] report the current date and time dd [if=infile] [of=outfile] [operand=value] copy a file, converting between ASCII and EBCDIC or swapping byte order, as specified

130. Learn UNIX In 10 Minutes May 17, 2001 Learn unix in 10 minutes. Version 1.3 Preface This is something that I had given out to students (CAD user training) in years past. http://freeengineer.org/learnUNIXin10minutes.html

FREEENGINEER.ORG Learn UNIX in 10 minutes. Version 1.3 Preface GFDL . Have an idea for this page? Send me patches, comments, corrections , about whatever you think is wrong or should be included. I am always happy to hear from you. Please include the word "UNIX" in your subject. Sections: Directories: Moving around the file system: Listing directory contents: Changing file permissions and attributes ... FAQs ****************************************************************************************** Basic UNIX Command Line (shell) navigation : Last revised May 17 2001 ****************************************************************************************** Directories: File and directory paths in UNIX use the forward slash "/" to separate directory names in a path. examples: / "root" directory /usr directory usr (sub-directory of / "root" directory) /usr/STRIM100 STRIM100 is a subdirectory of /usr Moving around the file system: pwd Show the "present working directory", or current directory. cd Change current directory to your HOME directory. cd /usr/STRIM100 Change current directory to /usr/STRIM100. cd INIT Change current directory to INIT which is a sub-directory of the current directory. cd .. Change current directory to the parent directory of the current directory. cd $STRMWORK Change current directory to the directory defined by the environment variable 'STRMWORK'. cd ~bob Change the current directory to the user bob's home directory (if you have permission).

131. Die Unix-Philosophie Der Artikel von Christian Weisgerber bietet eine Zusammenfassung des gleichnamigen Buchs von Mike Gancarz. http://sites.inka.de/mips/unix/unixphil.html

Die Unix-Philosophie Christian Weisgerber (nach Mike Gancarz) 25. Juni 1998 Einleitung Dieser Beitrag ist eine Zusammenfassung des Buchs Mike Gancarz The UNIX Philosophy Digital Press, 1995 ISBN 1-55558-123-4 151 Seiten das an dieser Stelle empfohlen sei. Kleine Programme sind leicht zu verstehen. Kleine Programme sind leicht zu warten. Da ein kleines Programm im allgemeinen leicht zu verstehen ist, ist es auch leicht zu warten (korrigieren, erweitern, portieren). Kleine Programme verschlingen weniger Systemressourcen. Kleine Programme lassen sich leichter mit anderen Werkzeugen kombinieren. 2. Jedes Programm soll genau eine Sache gut machen Die Erstellung eines Prototypen ist ein lehrreicher Vorgang. Eigentlich ist es eine triviale Erkenntnis: Gute Programme sterben nie, sie werden auf neue Plattformen portiert. 5. Speichere numerische Daten in flachen ASCII-Dateien 6. Nutze die Hebelwirkung von Software zu deinem Vorteil Automatisiere alles. Programme mit CUI sind schwer mit anderen Programmen zu kombinieren, CUIs skalieren nicht.

132. Matt's Unix Security Page Nov 1, 1995 Matt s unix Security Page provides published security papers, software exploits, tools, and plenty of good links to meet your unix Security http://www.deter.com/unix/

133. IRIX Betriebssystem (Unix) Eine kurze bersicht zun Hochleistungs-unix von SGI http://www.operating-system.org/betriebssystem/_german/bs-irix.htm

@import "../style/layout.css"; Projekt zur Dokumentation von Betriebssystemen English Sitemap Impressum ... Download IRIX Betriebssystem (Unix) 6 Screenshots 31 Versionen 2 Weblinks ] Seite erstellt: 2001-09-20 [SB][GL] - aktualisiert: 2010-05-14 IRIX Anwendungsgebiet - Workstation bis Supercomputer - Visualisierung - Simulation - Film Animationen - Naturwissenschaft Systemumgebung - skalierbar auf bis zu 512 CPUs und 1 TB RAM in einem System - 16 GByte RAM - XFS Dateisystem - 4dwm Fenstermanager IRIX 6.1 Funktionen: - 64-Bit virtuelle Adressierung bis 1 TByte je 64-Bit User Prozess (R8000) - Millionen Dateien je Verzeichnis (R8000) - Neues N32 Softwareentwicklungs-Kit - Neue netzwerk und Verwaltungsfunktionen (basierend auf IRIX 5.3) - POSIX 1003.1 Spezifikation - Netzwerk: IRIXpro(TM) - Netzwerk: Performance CoPilot(TM) - POWER CHALLENGE, POWER Onyx, POWER Indigo2 und anderen aktuellen Silicon Graphics Systemen IRIX 6.2 Funktionen: - 1 TByte Speicher adressierbar, Dateien bis zu 9 TByte, Partitionen bis zu 18 TByte auf 64-Bit Plattformen - X/Open Base 95 Profile zertifiziert durch die X/Open Company Ltd.

134. Unix Tutorial The School of Oceanography has several unix workstations available for use in two public workrooms, 265 MSB and 212 ORB (more information). http://www2.ocean.washington.edu/unix.tutorial.html

This document was orginally developed by the Campus Computing Organization at Caltech, edited locally to provide a better match to the computing environment at our site. Unix Tutorial Contents A Sample Login Session Logging On Using the On-line Man Pages Using man and more ... Some Common and Useful Unix Commands For Files A Sample Login Session The School of Oceanography has several Unix workstations available for use in two public workrooms, 265 MSB and 212 ORB ( more information ). Any of these accept logins over the campus network as well. Our principal server is tsunami.ocean whose environment is mirrored on reef, shoal, dune and jetty. Logging On When you first connect to one of the Unix computers you will see the prompt: login: If you see only the prompt Password: you probably used rlogin rlogin login: prompt and start from scratch. At the login: prompt, type in your username. Be careful to type only lowercase! The Unix operating system is ``case sensitive.'' If you type your username in mixed case ( Rarmour rather than rarmour

135. Kleine Einführung In UNIX 0.1 Umfangreiche Shell-Dokumentation. http://irb.cs.tu-berlin.de/leitfaden/dokumente/unix/

Inhalt Inhalt Index Sorry, this requires a browser that supports frames! Try unix_ct.html instead. Siegfried Buerk 2005-02-24

136. Curs D'iniciació Al UNIX SI - RI Manual d iniciaci a aquest sistema operatiu. http://www.etse.urv.es/ri/docs/usuaris/Curset-Unix.html

Universitat Rovira i Virgili CONTINGUT Sistema de fitxers. L'editor Vi. Shell. Redireccionaments. ... Multitasking. Introducció. Execució de comandes en forma batch: at - Execució de comandes programades en un cert moment. batch - Encuar comandes per ser executades quan el sistema ho permeti. nice - Execució amb prioritat variada. nohup - Executar una comanda sense interferéncies de "hangups", "logouts" i "quits" & - Execució de programes en background. Control de comandes batch: jobs - Treballs encuats. bg - Treballs en background. fg - Treballs en foreground. kill - El.liminar treballs en background. Execució repetitiva de comandes a una hora determinada. 1.1.- ENTRADA I SORTIDA DEL SISTEMA. NOTES 1.2.- ALGUNES COMANDES DEL UNIX. $ passwd $ date $ who Ens diu quins usuaris estan treballant. $ who am i $ whoami Informa del identificador de l'usuari actual. $ write nom_usuari [nom_usuari ... ] Enviarem un missatge a Permet o prohibeix l'escriptura de missatges al teu terminal.

137. HCC!unix Algemene informatie, evenementen en de mogelijkheid om te abonneren op een mailinglijst. http://unix.hcc.nl/

138. Shellprompt Hosting A unix shell provider for email, ftp, web space and provides access to most common unix tools including compilers. http://www.shellprompt.net/

139. Linux Today - SCO: Unix Is Ours SCO announces all rights to unix, unixWare technology, including copyrights, were transferred to SCO, re-threatens to terminate AIX on 16 June. Novell still claims to own unix patents. With forum comments. Linux Today http://linuxtoday.com/infrastructure/2003060601826NWLL

search.internet.com Become a Marketplace Partner internet.commerce Be a Commerce Partner Linux Today Enterprise Linux Today Apache Today ... Technology Jobs LinuxToday Newsletters Server Daily IT Management Daily Subscribe News Subscribe PR Subscribe Security internet.com IT Developer Internet News ... E-mail Offers Current Newswire: Get a Feel of Firefox 4 in Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat Just one more turn Online Masters Program Focuses on Free Software Inverse CEO on building an open source Exchange alternative ... C / C++ Engineer (IL) Next Step Systems US-IL-Chicago Post A Job Post A Resume SCO: Unix is Ours Jun 6, 2003, 21 :30 UTC ( 46 Talkback[s] ) (26318 reads) (Other stories by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols One non-technical analyst, Laura Dido of the Yankee Group, who has signed to see the source code has said that the Unix and Linux source code samples selected and supplied by SCO do look identical. She recommends that companies with IBM AIX contracts Related Stories: (May 30, 2003) (May 29, 2003) LinuxPlanet: Analysis: Novell Tries to Torpedo SCO Unix IP Claims (May 28, 2003)

140. UNIX History Graphing Project Lists of release dates and dependencies for the various unix flavors. A graphical representation of the unix family tree is planned. http://minnie.tuhs.org/Unix_History/index.html

UNIX History Graphing Project Welcome to the UNIX History Graphing Project. The aim is to try and collate a list of release dates and dependencies for as many of the UNIX variants as possible. The information will be kept in a a set of files that are machine-parsable. This will allow us, for example, to produce a graph of the UNIX family tree. I'll be trying to use Graphviz for my diagram. Each `family group' of UNIX development will be kept in its own file. These can then be concatenated together to produce the full UNIX history. Nodes A specific UNIX version is represented as a node in a file as follows. The first line has a single-word node nickname. The remaining lines are tab-indented. At the moment, the fields are fluid and we might have to add more. The current set of fields are: Name: The name of the release to be shown in the final diagram Date: The release date in one of three forms: 1976-11-30, 1976-11 or just 1976. The latter two assume the beginning of November and the beginning of 1976. Reference: A reference to where this information came from. This should be as specific and verifiable as possible. For example: book name and page number, Usenet posting and message-id, a person and their e-mail address, or a file reference and where this file can be found.

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