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CS 497C - Homework 6 - Name:_ DUE: Monday, November 26 (in class) Please show all work on a separate sheet attached to this sheet. (50 points - 5 points for each problem) + (10 bonus points) 1. How do you find out the PID of your login shell? Which

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CS 497C - Homework 5 - Name:_ DUE: Monday, November 5 (in class) Please show all work on a separate sheet attached to this sheet. (50 points - 5 points for each problem) + (5 bonus points) 1. Match the filename chapa, chapb, chapc, chapx, chapy, and

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CS 497C - Quiz 3 - Name: _Date: Friday, November 9 (in class)Part 1: (48 points - 4 points for each problem)(2) 1. Which one won't remove the file Wal*Mart? (1) rm 'Wal*Mart' (2) rm 'Wal\*Mart' (3) rm Wal*Mart (4) rm Wal\*Mart(1) 2. Which one is not

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CS 497C - Mid-Term Exam - Name: _Date: Friday, October 19 (in class)Part 1: (44 points - 4 points for each problem) (2) 1. Which part of the operating system gets loaded into memory as soon as the system is booted? (1) shell (2) kernel (3) file (4)

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CS 497C - Quiz 2 - Name: _Date: Monday, October 8 (in class)Part 1: (20 points - 4 points for each problem)(3) 1. How do you yank 5 lines in vi? (1) 5xx (2) 5yw (3) 5yy (4) 5xx(1) 2. Which command will tell you what directory you are currently in? (

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CS 497C - Quiz 1 - Name:_ Date: Wednesday, September 19 (in class) Part 1: (48 points - 4 points for each problem) (2) 1. The ls command displays the contents of the files in your directory. (1) true (2) false (4) 2. The correct unix command to di

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CS 497C - Programming Assignment 1 - Name:_ DUE: Wednesday, November 28 (in class) o Please show all work on a separate sheet attached to this sheet when you turn it in. o For each exercise, submit a listing of your source code along with script

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 39: - The InternetChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduThe Internet The Internet is the unintended outcome of research by ARPA (Advanced Research Projects Agency) of the United States Defense Department to develop a rel

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 35: - TCP/IP Networking ToolsChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduTCP/IP Basics TCP/IP is a set of networking protocols. These protocols define a set of rules that each machine must comply with to communicate with anoth

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 37: - X WindowsChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduX Window The X Window system was developed as part of Project Athena at MIT. In 1987, X Version 11 is released. X is now controlled and maintained by the Open Group. T

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 34: - Shell ProgrammingChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduSample Scripts The script cpback.sh shown in Fig. 18.1 protects your files from accidental overwritting by the cp command. The script dentry1.sh shown in Fig.

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 33: - Shell ProgrammingChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduThe if Conditional The if statement takes two-way decisions depending on the fulfillment of a certain condition. There are three forms of the if statement: if

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 32: - Shell ProgrammingChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduShell Programming The shell is also a programming language that executes shell scripts in the interpretive mode one line at a time. Shell scripts run slower th

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 31: - Filters Using Regular Expressions grep and sedChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduSubstitution sed's strongest feature is substitution, achieved with its s (substitute) command. It has the following format: [addr

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIXLecture 29: - Filters Using Regular Expressions grep and sedChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduRegular Expressions* egreps extended set includes two special characters - + and ?. They are often used in place of * to restric

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CS 497C - Introduction to UNIXLecture 28: - Filters Using Regular Expressions - grep and sedChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.edugrep: Searching for a Pattern* The sample database shown on Page 434 can be found in http:/www.mhhe.com/engcs/compsci/das/da

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CS 497C - Introduction to UNIXLecture 27: - The ProcessChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.edunice: Job Execution with Low Priority* Processes are usually executed with equal priority. The nice command is used with the & operator to reduce the priority of

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 27: - The ProcessChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.edu Processes are usually executed with equal priority. The nice command is used with the & operator to reduce the priority of jobs. To run a job with a low priority, th

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CS 497C - Introduction to UNIXLecture 26: - The ProcessChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduUnderstanding the Process* A process is defined as an instance of a running program.* A process lives as long as the program is running.* The kernel makes sure t

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 25: - Simple FiltersChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.edusort: Ordering a File The sort command is used to sort individual fields, and columns within these fields. When sort is invoked without options, the entire line i

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 24: - Simple FiltersChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.educomm: What is Common? comm shows the lines that are common, and optionally shows you the lines unique to either or both files. When you run comm, it displays a th

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 23: - Simple FiltersChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.edumore: Paging Output UNIX offers two pagers: more and less. To view the file chap1, use more chap1. more is a pager that shows output of a file at a time. You can

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CS 497C - Introduction to UNIXLecture 23: - Simple FiltersChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.edumore: Paging Output* UNIX offers two pagers: more and less.* To view the file chap1, use more chap1.* more is a pager that shows output of a file at a time.*

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIXLecture 22: - The ShellChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.edu/dev/null and /dev/tty: Two Special Files* Quite often, you may want to test whether a program runs successfully without seeing the output or the error messages on t

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 21: - The ShellChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduRedirection (Standard Output) Using the symbols > and >, you can redirect the output to a disk file. For example, when we issue who > newfile, the shell opens the file

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CS 497C - Introduction to UNIXLecture 19: - The GNU emacs EditorChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduSearching with Regular Expressions* If you can search for both michael and michel with this expression: mich*el.* You can also use a character class to

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 18: - The GNU emacs EditorChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduDeleting, Moving and Copying Text To delete a character, use [Ctrl-d]. To delete a word, use [Alt-d]. To delete text from the current cursor position to the

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CS 497C Introduction to UNIX Lecture 13: - The File SystemChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.edumv: Moving or Renaming Files mv renames (moves) files and directories. It has two functions: Rename a file (or directory). Move a group of files to a different

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CS 497C - Introduction to UNIXLecture 9: The vi/vim EditorChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduString Search* vi supports two forms of searches:* Search for a string or a regular expression in the entire file.* Search for a single character in the curre

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CS 497C - Introduction to UNIXLecture 11: - The File SystemChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduThe File* UNIX looks at everything as a file.* A file in UNIX contains exact bytes that you put into it. It doesn't even contain its own name.* Files can b

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CS 497C - Introduction to UNIXLecture 9: The vi/vim EditorChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduNavigation* You can use the cursor motion keys (arrow keys) to move around the screen. But some terminals dont recognize these keys.* vi has its own set of c

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CS 497C - Introduction to UNIXLecture 5: Understanding the UNIX CommandChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduman: On-Line Help* To understand details of commands, you can take on the UNIX documentation.* man remains the most complete and authoritative gui

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CS 497C - Introduction to UNIXLecture 3: Inside UNIXChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduLinux and GNU* Although UNIX finally turned commercial, Richard Stallman and Linus Torvalds had different ideas.* Torvalds is the father of Linux, the free UNIX th

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CS 497C - Introduction to UNIXLecture 2: Work with Files and DirectoriesChin-Chih Chang chang@cs.twsu.eduWorking with Files and Directories* Many commands refers to files and directories. * mkdir - creating a directory$ mkdir docs* ls - listing fil

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