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Tushar S., Lakshman S. - Linux Shell Scripting Cookbook [Справочник, 2013, PDF][ENG]

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Linux Shell Scripting Cookbook

Год выпуска: 2013
Автор: Tushar S., Lakshman S.
Наличие иллюстраций: Цв. иллюстрации
Жанр: Справочник
Язык: Английский
Издательство: PacktPub
ISBN: 978-1-78216-274-2
Формат: PDF
Качество: Электронное издание: оригинал-макет
Количество страниц: 384
Описание: GNU/Linux is one of the most powerful and flexible operating systems in the world. In modern computing, there is absolutely no space where it is not used—from servers, portable computers, mobile phones, tablets to supercomputers, everything runs Linux. While there are beautiful and modern graphical interfaces available for it, the shell still remains the most flexible way of interacting with the system. In addition to executing individual commands, a shell can follow commands from a script, which makes it very easy to automate tasks. Examples of such tasks are preparing reports, sending e-mails, performing maintenance, and so on. This book is a collection of chapters which contain recipes to demonstrate real-life usages of commands and shell scripts. You can use these as a reference, or an inspiration for writing your own scripts. The tasks will range from text manipulation to performing network operations to administrative tasks. As with everything, the shell is only as awesome as you make it. When you become an expert at shell scripting, you can use the shell to the fullest and harness its true power. Linux Shell Scripting Cookbook shows you how to do exactly that!
Chapter 1: Shell Something Out 7
Introduction 8
Printing in the terminal 10
Playing with variables and environment variables 13
Function to prepend to environment variables 17
Math with the shell 19
Playing with file descriptors and redirection 21
Arrays and associative arrays 27
Visiting aliases 29
Grabbing information about the terminal 31
Getting and setting dates and delays 32
Debugging the script 36
Functions and arguments 37
Reading the output of a sequence of commands 40
Reading n characters without pressing the return key 43
Running a command until it succeeds 44
Field separators and iterators 45
Comparisons and tests 48
Chapter 2: Have a Good Command 53
Introduction 53
Concatenating with cat 54
Recording and playing back of terminal sessions 57
Finding files and file listing 58
Playing with xargs 68
Translating with tr 73
Checksum and verification 77
Cryptographic tools and hashes 80
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Sorting unique and duplicates 83
Temporary file naming and random numbers 89
Splitting files and data 90
Slicing filenames based on extension 92
Renaming and moving files in bulk 95
Spell checking and dictionary manipulation 97
Automating interactive input 99
Making commands quicker by running parallel processes 102
Chapter 3: File In, File Out 105
Introduction 106
Generating files of any size 106
The intersection and set difference (A-B) on text files 107
Finding and deleting duplicate files 110
Working with file permissions, ownership, and the sticky bit 113
Making files immutable 118
Generating blank files in bulk 119
Finding symbolic links and their targets 120
Enumerating file type statistics 121
Using loopback files 124
Creating ISO files and hybrid ISO 127
Finding the difference between files, patching 130
Using head and tail for printing the last or first 10 lines 132
Listing only directories – alternative methods 135
Fast command-line navigation using pushd and popd 136
Counting the number of lines, words, and characters in a file 138
Printing the directory tree 139
Chapter 4: Texting and Driving 143
Introduction 143
Using regular expressions 144
Searching and mining a text inside a file with grep 147
Cutting a file column-wise with cut 154
Using sed to perform text replacement 158
Using awk for advanced text processing 162
Finding the frequency of words used in a given file 168
Compressing or decompressing JavaScript 170
Merging multiple files as columns 173
Printing the nth word or column in a file or line 174
Printing text between line numbers or patterns 175
Printing lines in the reverse order 176
Parsing e-mail addresses and URLs from a text 177
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Removing a sentence in a file containing a word 178
Replacing a pattern with text in all the files in a directory 180
Text slicing and parameter operations 181
Chapter 5: Tangled Web? Not At All! 183
Introduction 184
Downloading from a web page 184
Downloading a web page as plain text 187
A primer on cURL 188
Accessing Gmail e-mails from the command line 192
Parsing data from a website 194
Image crawler and downloader 195
Web photo album generator 198
Twitter command-line client 201
Creating a "define" utility by using the Web backend 206
Finding broken links in a website 209
Tracking changes to a website 211
Posting to a web page and reading the response 214
Chapter 6: The Backup Plan 217
Introduction 217
Archiving with tar 218
Archiving with cpio 224
Compressing data with gzip 226
Archiving and compressing with zip 230
Faster archiving with pbzip2 231
Creating filesystems with compression 232
Backup snapshots with rsync 234
Version control based backup with Git 237
Creating entire disk images with fsarchiver 240
Chapter 7: The Old-boy Network 243
Introduction 243
Setting up the network 244
Let us ping! 250
Listing all the machines alive on a network 254
Running commands on a remote host with SSH 257
Transferring files through the network 261
Connecting to a wireless network 265
Password-less auto-login with SSH 267
Port forwarding using SSH 269
Mounting a remote drive at a local mount point 270
Network traffic and port analysis 271
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Creating arbitrary sockets 274
Sharing an Internet connection 275
Basic firewall using iptables 276
Chapter 8: Put on the Monitor's Cap 279
Introduction 279
Monitoring disk usage 280
Calculating the execution time for a command 285
Collecting information about logged in users, boot logs, and boot failures 288
Listing the top 10 CPU consuming processes in an hour 291
Monitoring command outputs with watch 293
Logging access to files and directories 294
Logfile management with logrotate 296
Logging with syslog 297
Monitoring user logins to find intruders 299
Remote disk usage health monitor 303
Finding out active user hours on a system 305
Measuring and optimizing power usage 308
Monitoring disk activity 309
Checking disks and filesystems for errors 310
Chapter 9: Administration Calls 313
Introduction 313
Gathering information about processes 314
Killing processes and send or respond to signals 324
Sending messages to user terminals 327
Gathering system information 329
Using /proc for gathering information 330
Scheduling with cron 331
Writing and reading the MySQL database from Bash 335
User administration script 340
Bulk image resizing and format conversion 344
Taking screenshots from the terminal 347
Managing multiple terminals from one 348
Index 351
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