Macintosh Terminal Pocket Guide. Take Command of Your Mac (e-book)

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Unlock the secrets of the Terminal and discover how this powerful tool solves problems the Finder can...t handle. With this handy guide, you...ll learn commands for a variety of tasks, such as killing programs that refuse to quit, renaming a large batch of files in seconds, or running jobs in the background while you do other work.Get started with an easy-to-understand overview of the Terminal and its partner, the shell. Then dive into commands neatly arranged into two dozen categories, including directory operations, file comparisons, and network connections. Each command includes a concise description of its purpose and features.Log into your Mac from remote locationsSearch and modify files in powerful waysSchedule jobs for particular days and timesLet several people use one Mac at the same timeCompress and uncompress files in a variety of formatsView and manipulate Mac OS X processesCombine multiple commands to perform complex operationsDownload and install additional commands from the Internet Spis treści:
Macintosh Terminal Pocket Guide
1. The Macintosh Terminal
Whats in This Book?
Whats the Terminal?
Whats a Command?
Ten Commands to Try
Reading This Book
Standard Input and Output
Keystrokes
Long lines
Your friend, the echo command
Quick help
Running the Terminal
The Filesystem
Structure of the Filesystem
Navigating the Filesystem
Home Directories in the Filesystem
System Directories in the Filesystem
Directory path part 1: category
Directory path part 2: scope
Directory path part 3: (...) więcej application
File Protections
The Shell
The Shell Versus Programs
Selected Features of the bash Shell
Wildcards
Brace expansion
Shell variables
Search path
Aliases
Input/output redirection
Pipes
Combining commands
Quoting
Escaping
Command-line editing
Command history
Filename completion
Shell Job Control
jobs
&
^Z
bg
fg
suspend
Killing a Command in Progress
Terminating a Shell
Tailoring Shell Behavior
2. Commands
Basic File Operations
ls
cp
mv
rm
ln
Directory Operations
cd
pwd
basename
dirname
mkdir
rmdir
File Viewing
cat
less
head
tail
nl
strings
od
xxd
File Creation and Editing
Creating a File Quickly
Your Default Editor
Emacs
vim
look
File Properties
stat
wc
du
file
touch
chown
chgrp
chmod
umask
xattr
File Text Manipulation
grep
egrep
fgrep
cut
paste
tr
sort
uniq
tee

File Location
find
xargs
locate
which
type
whereis
File Compression and Packaging
gzip
bzip2
compress
zip
tar
File Comparison
diff
comm
cmp
md5
Printing
lpr
lpq
lprm
Disks and Filesystems
df
diskutil
mount
fsck_hfs
hdiutil
tmutil
sync
rsync
Viewing Processes
ps
uptime
w
top
Controlling Processes
open
kill
nice
renice
shutdown
Scheduling Jobs
sleep
at
crontab
launchctl
Users and Their Environment
logname
whoami
id
who
users
last
finger
chfn
passwd
chsh
dscl
printenv
Becoming the Superuser

Group Management
groups
dscl
Host Information
uname
sw_vers
hostname
scutil
ifconfig
ipconfig
Host Location
host
whois
ping
traceroute
Network Connections
ssh
telnet
scp
sftp
ftp
Email Commands
mail
mailq

Web Commands
curl
wget
Messaging
talk
write
mesg
tty
Screen Output
echo
printf
pbcopy
pbpaste
yes
clear
Math and Calculations
expr
dc
seq
Dates and Times
cal
date
3. Advanced Topics
Running a Shell Remotely
Enabling remote logins
Logging in remotely with SSH
SSH roadblocks
Installing Software with a Package Manager
Obtaining an Apple Developer ID
Installing Xcode
Installing Command Line Tools for Xcode
Installing the Homebrew Package Manager
Using Homebrew
Installing from TAR Files
Programming with Shell Scripts
Creating and Running Shell Scripts
Whitespace and Linebreaks
Variables
Input and Output
Booleans and Return Codes
test and [
true and false
Conditionals
Loops
Break and Continue
Command-Line Arguments
Exiting with a Return Code
Beyond Shell Scripting
Getting Help
Final Words
Acknowledgments
Index
About the Author
Copyright O autorze: Dr Daniel J. Barrett jest inżynierem oprogramowania, administratorem systemów, muzykiem i satyrykiem. Od wczesnych lat 90. XX wieku pisze o technologiach informatycznych. Dla wydawnictwa O’Reilly napisał wiele książek, między innymi: SSH, Secure Shell: The Definitive Guide, MediaWiki i Linux. Bezpieczeństwo. Receptury. mniej