| AD | Angus Duggan | Section 43.23, psselect: Print Some Pages from a PostScript file,
Section 43.24, Other PostScript Utilities |
| AF | AEleen Frisch | Section 22.4, Setting an Exact umask ,
Section 38.5, The ps Command ,
Section 38.10, Destroying Processes with kill ,
Section 39.7, Checking System Load: uptime ,
Section 40.12, Periodic Program Execution: The cron Facility ,
Section 40.13, Adding crontab Entries ,
Section 40.14, Including Standard Input Within a cron Entry |
| AN | Adrian Nye | Section 11.3, My Favorite Is !$ |
| BA | Brandon S. Allbery | Section 41.5, Why Some Systems Backspace over Prompts |
| BB | Bruce Barnett | Section 8.16, Quoting Handles Special Characters in Filenames ,
Section 8.17, verbose and echo Variables Show Quoting ,
Section 8.18, Here Documents ,
Section 8.19, "Special" Characters and Operators ,
Section 16.21, Finding All Directories with the Same Name ,
Section 16.24, Counting Files by Types ,
Section 16.25, Listing Files by Age and Size ,
Section 17.2, Delving Through a Deep Directory Tree ,
Section 17.4, Looking for Files with Particular Names ,
Section 17.5, Searching for Old Files ,
Section 17.10, Running Commands on What You Find ,
Section 17.13, Searching for Files by Type ,
Section 17.14, Searching for Files by Size ,
Section 17.15, Searching for Files by Permission ,
Section 17.16, Searching by Owner and Group ,
Section 17.25, Keeping find From Searching Networked Filesystems,
Section 20.2, Make Your Own Backups ,
Section 20.3, How to Make Backups with a Local Tape Drive ,
Section 20.4, Restoring Files from Tape with tar ,
Section 20.5, Using tar to a Remote Tape Drive ,
Section 20.7, Creating a Timestamp File for Selective Backups ,
Section 20.8, Telling tar Which Files to Exclude or Include ,
Section 20.12, Protecting Files with SCCS or RCS ,
Section 20.13, SCCS Basics ,
Section 20.14, RCS Basics ,
Section 22.2, Tutorial on File and Directory Permissions ,
Section 22.9, Protect Important Files: Make Them Unwritable ,
Section 23.6, A Faster Way to Remove Files Interactively ,
Section 23.7, Safer File Deletion in Some Directories ,
Section 26.2, Don't Confuse Regular Expressions with Wildcards ,
Section 26.4, Using Metacharacters in Regular Expressions ,
Section 31.11, Typing in Uppercase Without CAPS LOCK ,
Section 31.13, Making Cursor Keys Work in vi Text-input Mode |
| BR | Bill Rosenblatt | Section 11.13, Shell Command-Line Editing ,
Section 32.1, Emacs: The Other Editor ,
Section 32.3, Customizations and How to Avoid Them ,
Section 32.6, Command Completion ,
Section 32.12, Getting Around Emacs Flow Control Problems ,
Section 44.18, Standard Command-Line Parsing |
| CT | Chris Torek |
Section 7.3, C Shell Prompt Causes Problems in vi, rsh, etc. ,
Section 8.12, Which One Will the C Shell Use? ,
Section 14.12, Marking Your Place with a Shell Variable ,
Section 16.5, The Three UNIX File Times ,
Section 17.22, Finding the Links to a File ,
Section 17.24, Skipping Some Parts of a Tree in find (A More Selective -prune),
Section 20.6, Writing a Tape Drive on a Remote Machine ,
Section 22.20, Why Can't You Change File Ownership Under BSD UNIX?,
Section 23.18, How Making and Deleting Directories Works ,
Section 23.19, Deleting (BSD) Manual Pages that Aren't Read ,
Section 23.22, Using find to Clear Out Unneeded Files ,
Section 24.3, Unlinking Open Files Isn't a Good Idea ,
Section 24.16, Trimming a Huge Directory ,
Section 30.3, Mice vs. vi ,
Section 30.34, vi Line Commands vs. Character Commands ,
Section 33.7, ed/ex Batch Edits: Avoid Errors When No Match ,
Section 34.23, sed Newlines, Quoting, and Backslashes in a Shell Script,
Section 38.7, Why ps Prints Some Commands in Parentheses ,
Section 38.16, Why You Can't Kill a Zombie ,
Section 38.17, Automatically Kill Background Processes on Logout in csh,
Section 41.2, stty and All That Stuff ,
Section 41.6, Using sleep to Keep Port Settings ,
Section 45.2, The Story of : # #! ,
Section 45.4, Fun with #! ,
Section 45.4,
Section 45.14, Finding the Last Command-Line Argument ,
Section 45.24, A Shell Can Read a Script from its Standard Input, But...,
Section 45.26, Quoted hereis Document Terminators: sh vs. csh ,
Section 46.2, Quoting Trouble? Think, Then Use echo ,
Section 46.6, Watch Out for Bourne Shell -e Bug ,
Section 46.7, Quoting and Command-Line Parameters |
| DC | Debra Cameron | Section 32.1,
Section 32.3,
Section 32.4, Backup and Auto-Save Files ,
Section 32.5, Putting Emacs in Overwrite Mode ,
Section 32.11, Using Word Abbreviation Mode ,
Section 32.12 |
| DD | Dale Dougherty | Section 1.6, Power Tools for Editing ,
Section 1.28, Some Gotchas with Background Processing ,
Section 26.1, That's an Expression ,
Section 26.3, Understanding Expressions ,
Section 26.5, Getting Regular Expressions Right ,
Section 26.6, Just What Does a Regular Expression Match? ,
Section 26.7, Limiting the Extent of a Match ,
Section 26.8, I Never Meta Character I Didn't Like ,
Section 27.2, Searching for Text with grep ,
Section 27.5, Extended Searching for Text with egrep ,
Section 28.1, Checking Differences with diff ,
Section 28.2, Comparing Three Different Versions with diff3 ,
Section 29.1, The UNIX spell Command ,
Section 29.3, How Do I Spell That Word? ,
Section 29.4, Inside spell ,
Section 30.10, Confirming Substitutions in ex and vi,
Section 30.31, vi Word Abbreviation ,
Section 33.2, Writing Editing Scripts ,
Section 33.12, Versions of awk ,
Section 34.3, Testing and Using a sed Script: checksed, runsed ,
Section 34.4, sed Addressing Basics ,
Section 34.5, Order of Commands in a Script ,
Section 34.6, One Thing at a Time ,
Section 34.7, Delimiting a Regular Expression ,
Section 34.8, Newlines in a sed Replacement ,
Section 34.9, Referencing the Search String in a Replacement ,
Section 34.10, Referencing Portions of a Search String ,
Section 34.11, Search & Replacement: One Match Among Many ,
Section 34.13, Hold Space: The Set-Aside Buffer ,
Section 34.14, Transforming Part of a Line ,
Section 34.15, Making Edits Across Line Boundaries ,
Section 34.16, The Deliberate Scrivener ,
Section 34.18, Multiline Delete ,
Section 34.20, The sed Test Command ,
Section 43.2, Introduction to Printing on UNIX ,
Section 43.18, How nroff Makes Bold and Underline; How to Remove It,
Section 43.19, Removing Leading Tabs and Other Trivia ,
Section 48.10, Working with Names and Addresses |
| DG | Daniel Gilly | Section 8.5, Command-Line Evaluation ,
Section 9.25, The C Shell repeat Command ,
Section 10.2, Aliases for Common Commands ,
Section 15.7, Getting a List of Matching Files with grep -l ,
Section 15.8, Getting a List of Non-Matching Files with grep -c ,
Section 16.12, Useful ls Aliases ,
Section 25.2, Four Ways to Skin a cat ,
Section 26.2,
Section 26.9, Valid Metacharacters for Different UNIX Programs ,
Section 26.10, Pattern Matching Quick Reference with Examples ,
Section 28.12, Comparing Two Files with comm ,
Section 28.15, Show Changes in a troff File with diffmk ,
Section 29.6, Counting Lines, Words, and Characters: wc ,
Section 30.15, Useful Global Commands (with Pattern Matches) ,
Section 30.31,
Section 31.2, Save Time and Typing with the vi map Commands ,
Section 31.6, Protecting Keys from Interpretation by ex ,
Section 31.8, More Examples of Mapping Keys in vi ,
Section 33.3, Line Addressing ,
Section 33.4, Useful ex Commands ,
Section 33.11, Quick Reference: awk ,
Section 34.24, Quick Reference: sed ,
Section 35.10, Splitting Files by Context: csplit ,
Section 35.14, Cutting Columns or Fields with cut ,
Section 35.18, Pasting Things in Columns ,
Section 35.20, Quick Reference: uniq ,
Section 43.7, Quick-and-Dirty Formatting Before Printing ,
Section 45.28, Quick Reference: expr ,
Section 47.3, Conditional Statements with if ,
Section 47.4, C Shell Variable Operators and Expressions ,
Section 47.6, Quick Reference: C Shell switch Statement |
| DH | Dave Hitz | Section 31.15, Fooling vi into Allowing Complex Macros |
| DL | Don Libes | Section 9.26, Expect |
| DR | Daniel Romike | Section 9.6, String Editing (Colon) Operators ,
Section 11.7, History Substitutions |
| DS | Daniel Smith | Section 2.13, A .cshrc.$HOST File for Per Host Setup ,
Section 10.5, Sourceable Scripts ,
Section 16.9, An Alias to List Recently Changed Files ,
Section 45.32, A Better read Command: grabchars |
| EK | Eileen Kramer | Section 30.2, What We Cover ,
Section 31.1, Why Type More Than You Have To? |
| EP | Eric Pearce | Section 52.5,
Section 52.6, Don't Have a CD-ROM Drive? ,
Section 52.8, Building Programs from Source Code |
| GS | Gene Spafford | Section 22.17, Ways of Improving the Security of crypt |
| GU | Greg Ubben | Section 27.11, A Multiline Context grep Using sed ,
Section 27.14, Compound Searches ,
Section 34.17, Searching for Patterns Split Across Lines |
| HS | Henry Spencer | Section 21.4, Why Both /tmp and /usr/tmp? |
| JIK | Jonathan I. Kamens | Section 10.8, Fix Quoting in csh Aliases with makealias and quote ,
Section 19.7, Extracting Files from a Compressed Archive ,
Section 22.14, Add Users to a Group to Deny Permission ,
Section 23.9, delete: Protecting Files from Accidental Deletion ,
Section 24.18, Huge Files Might Not Take a Lot of Disk Space ,
Section 27.12, Make Custom grep Commands (etc.) with perl ,
Section 35.9, Splitting Files at Fixed Points: split ,
Section 38.3, Managing Processes: Overall Concepts ,
Section 38.12, Killing All Your Processes ,
Section 51.11, Making an Arbitrary-Size File for Testing |
| JM | Jeff Moskow | Section 52.9, Software Support from RTR |
| JP | Jerry Peek | |
| JS | John Strang | Section 5.2, The Idea of a Terminal Database ,
Section 30.28, Keep Track of Functions and Included Files with ctags and tags,
Section 41.10, Using terminfo Capabilities in Shell Programs ,
Section 41.11, How termcap and terminfo Describe Terminals ,
Section 41.12, Finding Out What Characters Your Terminal's Special Keys Send |
| LK | Lar Kaufman | Section 29.5, Adding Words to ispell's Dictionary |
| LL | Linda Lamb | Section 30.4, Editing Multiple Files with vi ,
Section 30.5, Edits Between Files ,
Section 30.9, Using Search Patterns and Global Commands,
Section 30.11, Keep Your Original File, Write to a New File ,
Section 30.12, Saving Part of a File ,
Section 31.2,
Section 31.6 |
| LM | Linda Mui | Section 3.7, Detaching a Session with screen ,
Section 5.5, Querying Your Terminal Type: qterm ,
Section 11.14, More Ways to Do Interactive History Editing ,
Section 12.9, Running Multiple Shell Sessions with screen ,
Section 13.11, tpipe-Redirecting stdout to More than One Place ,
Section 16.20, The vtree Visual Directory Tree Programs ,
Section 18.7, Linking Directories ,
Section 18.11, Renaming Files with ren ,
Section 22.15, Juggling Permissions ,
Section 22.16, Copying Permissions with cpmod ,
Section 25.18, Watching Several Files Grow ,
Section 27.9, New greps Are Much Faster ,
Section 27.20, A Highlighting grep ,
Section 28.5, Comparing Files Alongside One Another ,
Section 28.8, More Friendly diff Output ,
Section 33.10, Quick Globals from the Command Line with qsubst ,
Section 35.23, Rotating Text ,
Section 43.14, nroff/troff and Macro Packages ,
Section 43.17, Don't Have nroff? Try gnroff or awf ,
Section 43.21, Preprocessing troff Input with sed ,
Section 43.25, The Portable Bitmap Package ,
Section 45.11, The Multipurpose jot Command ,
Section 48.8, Calendar for 132-Column Terminals or Printers ,
Section 48.9, PostScript Calendars with pcal ,
Section 48.11, The index Database Program ,
Section 48.12, Using index with a Filter ,
Section 49.5, Base Conversion Using cvtbase ,
Section 51.7, When You Get Impatient ,
Section 52.4, Quick Descriptions of What's on the Disc ,
Section 52.8 |
| LW | Larry Wall | Section 18.8, Showing the Actual Filenames for Symbolic Links ,
Section 18.10, There's More than One Way to Do It ,
Section 18.14, Relinking Multiple Symbolic Links ,
Section 27.13, More grep-like Programs Written in Perl ,
Section 37.2, Why Learn Perl? #1 ,
Section 37.3, Three Great Virtues of a Programmer |
| MAL | Maarten Litmaath | Section 13.16, Store and Show Errors with logerrs ,
Section 50.8, Which Version Am I Using? |
| ML | Mike Loukides | |
| MS | Mike Stansbery | Section 49.4, bc's Sine and Cosine Are in Radians |
| RS | Randal Schwartz | Section 18.8,
Section 18.10,
Section 18.14,
Section 27.13,
Section 37.2,
Section 37.3 |
| SG | Simson Garfinkel | Section 22.17 |
| SW | Sun Wu | Section 27.8, glimpse and agrep |
| TC | Tom Christiansen | Section 13.2, One Argument with a cat Isn't Enough ,
Section 31.9, Good Stuff for Your .exrc File ,
Section 37.4, Why Learn Perl? #2 ,
Section 47.2, C Shell Programming Considered Harmful |
| TOR | Tim O'Reilly | |
| UM | Udi Manber | Section 27.8 |
