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13 Aug 09

Introduction to Named Pipes

From site: "A very useful Linux feature is named pipes which enable different processes to communicate."

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28 Jul 09

dsh: dancer's shell gives you power over multiple Macs

From site: "The idea behind dsh is to take a list of targets (machines you can reach via SSH), and run a command or extended script on all of them at once. This is functionality that's wrapped up in a nice GUI in Apple Remote Desktop; it's deeply powerful and very handy."

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27 Jul 09

Linux.com :: Debug your shell scripts with bashdb

From site: "The Bash Debugger Project (bashdb) lets you set breakpoints, inspect variables, perform a backtrace, and step through a bash script line by line. In other words, it provides the features you expect in a C/C++ debugger to anyone programming a bash script."

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Linux: Debugging Shell Scripts on Unix/Linux environment

From site: "Still, many people don't know that there can be different ways to debug a shell script on unix platform. I am trying to list them all as it may depend on your usage."

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Linux Commands - A practical reference

From site: "This is a linux command line reference for common operations."

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19 May 07

CGI101: Help: Unix Tutorial and Command Reference

  • From site: "Not familiar with Unix? Never fear; here's a handy guide to all you need to know to get around in the Unix shell." - omnichaos on 2007-05-19

Introduction to Perl for Mac OS X

  • From site: "Because Perl is based in the command line, you primarily run Perl
    scripts using the Terminal application that comes with Mac OS X. Don't
    let this scare you though, as you'll soon learn, the Terminal isn't so
    scary."     - omnichaos on 2007-05-19

Benjamin Han: UNIX Tips for Mac OS X

  • From site: "Here is a list of short tips on using various UNIX tools under Mac
    OS X - some of them might just be reminders for myself. Some of them
    are also applicable to other flavors of UNIX."     - omnichaos on 2007-05-19
21 Mar 07

Mac OS X Tips - Top 15 Terminal Commands for Hidden Mac OS X Settings

  • From site: "There is a huge amount of hidden settings for
    Mac OS X and its applications that aren't accessible
    from preferences dialog boxes or the System
    Preferences. Applications such as Tinkertool and Mac
    Pilot allow you to access some of these, but the real
    flexibility is from the Terminal. From here it is
    possible to edit any preferences file for any
    application on your Mac."     - omnichaos on 2007-03-21
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