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Mac OS X Tiger in a Nutshell
A Desktop Quick Reference
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- Table of Contents
- + Preface
- Part I
- Commands and Shells
- + Introduction
-
+
Unix Command Reference
-
+
Alphabetical Summary of Commands
- ac
- appleping
- appletalk
- appletviewer
- apply
- apropos
- asr
- at
- at_cho_prn
- atlookup
- atprint
- atq
- atrm
- atstatus
- automount
- banner
- basename
- batch
- bc
- biff
- bless
- cal
- calendar
- cancel
- cat
- CCLEngine
- certtool
- chflags
- chgrp
- chkpasswd
- chmod
- chown
- cksum
- clear
- cmp
- colcrt
- colrm
- column
- comm
- compress
- configd
- cp
- cpio
- CpMac
- create_nidb
- crontab
- curl
- cut
- date
- dc
- dd
- defaults
- df
- diff
- diff3
- dig
- DirectoryService
- dirname
- diskarbitrationd
- diskutil
- ditto
- dmesg
- dns-sd
- drutil
- dscl
- du
- dynamic_pager
- echo
- egrep
- enscript
- env
- expand
- expr
- false
- fdisk
- fetchmail
- fgrep
- file
- find
- FixupResourceForks
- fmt
- fold
- fs_usage
- fsaclctl
- fsck
- fsck_hfs
- fsck_msdos
- ftp
- gcc_select
- GetFileInfo
- gnutar
- grep
- gunzip
- gzcat
- gzip
- halt
- hdid
- hdiutil
- head
- host
- hostinfo
- hostname
- hwprefs
- id
- ifconfig
- info
- install
- installer
- ipconfig
- join
- jot
- kdump
- kdumpd
- kill
- killall
- ktrace
- languagesetup
- last
- launchctl
- launchd
- leave
- less
- ln
- locate
- lock
- lockfile
- logger
- look
- lp
- lpc
- lpq
- lpr
- lprm
- lpstat
- ls
- lsbom
- lsof
- machine
- mailq
- mailstat
- makekey
- man
- md5
- mDNS
- mDNSResponder
- mdcheckschema
- mdfind
- mdimport
- mdls
- mdutil
- merge
- mkbom
- mkdir
- more
- mount
- mount_afp
- mount_autofs
- mount_cd9660
- mount_cddafs
- mount_devfs
- mount_fdesc
- mount_ftp
- mount_hfs
- mount_msdos
- mount_nfs
- mount_ntfs
- mount_smbfs
- mount_synthfs
- mount_udf
- mount_volfs
- mount_webdav
- mv
- MvMac
- netstat
- nice
- nicl
- nidomain
- nidump
- nifind
- nigrep
- niload
- nireport
- niutil
- notifyd
- nslookup
- ntp-wait
- ntptimeset
- nvram
- od
- open
- opendiff
- open-x11
- osacompile
- osalang
- osascript
- passwd
- paste
- pax
- pbcopy
- pbpaste
- pdisk
- periodic
- ping
- pl
- plutil
- pmset
- pr
- printenv
- ps
- pwd
- quota
- rcp
- reboot
- register_mach_bootstrap_servers
- renice
- rev
- rlogin
- rm
- rmdir
- rsync
- say
- scp
- screencapture
- script
- scselect
- scutil
- sdiff
- sed
- service
- SetFile
- sftp
- showmount
- shutdown
- sips
- slogin
- slp_reg
- softwareupdate
- sort
- split
- SplitForks
- spray
- srm
- ssh
- strings
- stty
- su
- sudo
- sw_vers
- systemkeychain
- system_profiler
- SystemStarter
- tab2space
- tail
- talk
- tar
- tee
- telnet
- test
- tftp
- tiff2icns
- tiffutil
- time
- top
- touch
- tr
- traceroute
- true
- tset
- tty
- umount
- uname
- uncompress
- unexpand
- uniq
- units
- unzip
- uptime
- users
- uudecode
- uuencode
- uuidgen
- vi
- view
- visudo
- vm_stat
- vmmap
- vndevice
- vsdbutil
- w
- wall
- wc
- whatis
- whereis
- which
- who
- whoami
- whois
- write
- xargs
- yes
- zcat
- zcmp
- zdiff
- zgrep
- zip
- zipinfo
- zmore
- znew
- zprint
-
+
Alphabetical Summary of Commands
-
+
Using the Terminal
- + Shell Overview
-
+
bash: The Bourne-Again Shell
- + Invoking the Shell
- + Syntax
- + Variables
- + Arithmetic Expressions
- + Command History
- Job Control
-
+
Built-in Commands
- #
- #!
- :
- .
- alias
- bg
- bind
- break
- builtin
- case
- cd
- command
- compgen
- complete
- continue
- declare
- dirs
- disown
- echo
- enable
- eval
- exec
- exit
- export
- fc
- fg
- for
- function
- getopts
- hash
- help
- history
- if
- jobs
- kill
- let
- local
- logout
- popd
- printf
- pushd
- pwd
- read
- readonly
- return
- select
- set
- shift
- shopt
- source
- suspend
- test
- times
- trap
- type
- typeset
- ulimit
- umask
- unalias
- unset
- until
- wait
- while
- Part II
- Text Editing and Processing
- + Pattern Matching
-
+
The vi Editor
- + Review of vi Operations
- vi Command-Line Options
- ex Command-Line Options
- + Movement Commands
- + Edit Commands
- Saving and Exiting
- Accessing Multiple Files
- Window Commands
- Interacting with the Shell
- Macros
- Miscellaneous Commands
- Alphabetical List of Keys in Command Mode
- + Syntax of ex Commands
-
+
Alphabetical Summary of ex Commands
- abbrev
- append
- args
- cd
- bdelete
- buffer
- buffers
- center
- change
- close
- copy
- delete
- edit
- exusage
- file
- fold
- foldclose
- foldopen
- global
- help
- hide
- insert
- join
- jumps
- k
- list
- left
- map
- mark
- marks
- mkexrc
- move
- new
- next
- nohlsearch
- number
- open
- preserve
- previous
- put
- qall
- quit
- read
- read
- recover
- redo
- resize
- rewind
- right
- sbuffer
- sbnext
- snext
- split
- sprevious
- script
- set
- shell
- source
- stop
- substitute
- suspend
- sview
- t
- tag
- tags
- unabbreviate
- undo
- unhide
- unmap
- v
- version
- vi
- view
- visual
- viusage
- vsplit
- wall
- wnext
- wq
- wqall
- write
- write
- X
- xit
- yank
- z
- !
- =
- < >
- address
- Return
- @
- @@
- &
- ~
- + vi Configuration
-
+
The Emacs Editor
- + Emacs Concepts
- Typical Problems
- + Notes on the Tables
-
+
Summary of Commands by Group
- File Handling Commands
- Cursor Movement Commands
- Deletion Commands
- Paragraphs and Regions
- Stopping and Undoing Commands
- Transposition Commands
- Capitalization Commands
- Incremental Search Commands
- Word Abbreviation Commands
- Buffer Manipulation Commands
- Window Commands
- Special Shell Mode Characters
- Indentation Commands
- Centering Commands
- Macro Commands
- Detail Information Help Commands
- Help Commands
- + Summary of Commands by Key
- + Summary of Commands by Name
- Part III
- Managing Mac OS X
-
+
Filesystem Overview
-
+
Directory Services
- Understanding Directory Services
- + Programming with Directory Services
- Configuring Directory Services
- NetInfo Manager
- Directory Services Utilities
- + Managing Groups
- + Managing Users and Passwords
- + Managing Hostnames and IP Addresses
- Exporting Directories with NFS
- Flat Files and Their Directory Services Counterparts
- Restoring the Directory Services Database
-
+
Running Network Services
-
+
The X Window System
- + The Defaults System
- Index
Following the common-sense O'Reilly style, Mac OS X Tiger in a Nutshell cuts through the chaff and gives you practical details you can use every day. Everything you need to know about the Unix side of Mac OS X has been systematically documented in this book.
Mac OS X Tiger in a Nutshell offers a complete overview of Mac OS X Tiger (Version 10.4), focusing on the BSD Unix layer. This book familiarizes you with over 300 of Tiger's Unix commands, the Terminal application, file management, system and network administration issues, and more.
Completely revised for Mac OS X Tiger, this book offers:
The most complete and thorough coverage of Mac OS X's Unix commands you'll find anywhere (even in the system)
An overview of basic system and network administration features, including coverage of NetInfo and Directory Services
An introduction to using Mac OS X's Unix command-line interface, the Terminal application
An overview of Mac OS X's Unix text editors, including vi and Emacs
Information on shell syntax variables for Tiger's default Unix shell, bash
Each command and option in this book's Unix Command Reference has been painstakingly tested and checked against Tiger; even the manpages that ship with Mac OS X can't compete in accuracy. Mac OS X Tiger in a Nutshell is the most comprehensive quick reference on the market and is a must for any serious Mac user.
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Book Details
Authors
Andy Lester, Chris Stone, Chuck Toporek, and Jason McIntosh
Categories
Computers > Operating Systems > Macintosh
Publishers
Publication year : 2008
License: All rights reserved ©
Times read: 102
