User Tools

Site Tools


os_cp:intro

Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

Link to this comparison view

Both sides previous revision Previous revision
Next revision
Previous revision
os_cp:intro [2025/03/05 22:36]
jkonczak [Shell and vital utilities]
os_cp:intro [2025/03/06 13:54] (current)
jkonczak [Listing directory contents]
Line 60: Line 60:
   * Apple operating systems (e.g. MacOS) ship with modified BSD tools [[https://​opensource.apple.com/​releases/​|[1]]] [[https://​github.com/​apple-oss-distributions/​file_cmds|[2]]] [[https://​github.com/​apple-oss-distributions/​text_cmds|[3]]]   * Apple operating systems (e.g. MacOS) ship with modified BSD tools [[https://​opensource.apple.com/​releases/​|[1]]] [[https://​github.com/​apple-oss-distributions/​file_cmds|[2]]] [[https://​github.com/​apple-oss-distributions/​text_cmds|[3]]]
   * Embedded / resource restrained systems often use [[https://​www.busybox.net/​downloads/​BusyBox.html|BusyBox]]   * Embedded / resource restrained systems often use [[https://​www.busybox.net/​downloads/​BusyBox.html|BusyBox]]
-  * Android uses [[https://​www.landley.net/​toybox/​|toybox]] [[https://cs.android.com/​android/platform/superproject/​main/​+/​main:​external/toybox/​toys/​posix/​|[4]]]+  * Android uses [[https://​www.landley.net/​toybox/​|toybox]] [[https://​cs.android.com/​android/​platform/​superproject/​main/​+/​main:​external/​toybox/​toys/​posix/​|[4]]]
   * For more, see [[https://​wiki.archlinux.org/​title/​core_utilities]]   * For more, see [[https://​wiki.archlinux.org/​title/​core_utilities]]
 <​html></​small></​html>​ <​html></​small></​html>​
Line 79: Line 79:
   * terminals bundled with some Linux desktop environment:​ [[https://​docs.xfce.org/​apps/​terminal/​start|xfce4-terminal]],​ [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​GNOME_Terminal|GNOME Terminal]], [[https://​konsole.kde.org/​|konsole]]   * terminals bundled with some Linux desktop environment:​ [[https://​docs.xfce.org/​apps/​terminal/​start|xfce4-terminal]],​ [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​GNOME_Terminal|GNOME Terminal]], [[https://​konsole.kde.org/​|konsole]]
   * default MacOS [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Terminal_(macOS)|Terminal]]   * default MacOS [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Terminal_(macOS)|Terminal]]
-  * drop-down terminals: [[https://​apps.kde.org/​yakuake/​|yakuake]] / [[http://​guake-project.org/​|guake]](([[https://​web.archive.org/​​web/​​20230709030453/​​http://​​guake-project.org/​​|Project homepage archived by archive.org]],​​ [[https://​​github.com/​Guake/​​guake/​|github]])) / [[https://​github.com/​lanoxx/​tilda|tilda]]+  * drop-down terminals: [[https://​apps.kde.org/​yakuake/​|yakuake]] / [[https://​guake.github.io/|guake]] / [[https://​github.com/​lanoxx/​tilda|tilda]]
  
 <​html></​small></​html>​ <​html></​small></​html>​
Line 111: Line 111:
 It is vital for security to confirm the authenticity of the server – the client It is vital for security to confirm the authenticity of the server – the client
 must verify that it does not contact a rogue server that can learn the password must verify that it does not contact a rogue server that can learn the password
-([[https://docs.ssh-mitm.at/​user_guide/authentication.html#​id2|ready-to-go tool]])+([[https://​docs.ssh-mitm.at/​user_guide/​authentication.html#​id2|ready-to-go tool]])
 and/or hijacks the session. and/or hijacks the session.
 \\ \\
Line 121: Line 121:
 Hence, upon the first connection to a new server the SSH client program requests Hence, upon the first connection to a new server the SSH client program requests
 the  user to verify the authenticity of the public key and stores the key (in the  user to verify the authenticity of the public key and stores the key (in
-OpenSSH in ''​~/.ssh/known_hosts''​) to verify it automatically upon subsequent+OpenSSH in ''​~/​.ssh/​known_hosts''​) to verify it automatically upon subsequent
 connections. connections.
  
Line 128: Line 128:
 ~~Exercise.#​~~ Run a terminal emulator. Execute command ''​date''​ and ''​echo $SHELL''​ within. ​ ~~Exercise.#​~~ Run a terminal emulator. Execute command ''​date''​ and ''​echo $SHELL''​ within. ​
  
-~~Exercise.#​~~ Execute command ''​sleep 1h''​​ and interrupt it by pressing //Ctrl + c//.+~~Exercise.#​~~ Execute command ''​sleep 1h''​ and interrupt it by pressing //Ctrl + c//.
  
 ~~Exercise.#​~~ Switch to second virtual console and log in. Execute ''​pwgen''​. Return to graphical console. ​ ~~Exercise.#​~~ Switch to second virtual console and log in. Execute ''​pwgen''​. Return to graphical console. ​
Line 231: Line 231:
 The command **''​ls [//​dir//​]''​** lists file in directory ''​dir''​. When run with no arguments, it lists the current working directory. The command **''​ls [//​dir//​]''​** lists file in directory ''​dir''​. When run with no arguments, it lists the current working directory.
 \\ \\
-By default ''​ls''​ does not list hidden files. The **''​-a''​** ​and ''​--all'' ​switch changes this behaviour.+By default ''​ls''​ does not list hidden files. The **''​-a''​** switch changes this behaviour.
 \\ \\
-Switch **''​-l''​** ​/ ''​--list'' ​prints list of files with details such as file owner, size, modification date, etc.+Switch **''​-l''​** prints list of files with details such as file owner, size, modification date, etc.
  
 ~~Exercise.#​~~ List files in ''/​usr/​share/​zoneinfo/''​ and ''​../​../​../​../​../​bin''​. ​ ~~Exercise.#​~~ List files in ''/​usr/​share/​zoneinfo/''​ and ''​../​../​../​../​../​bin''​. ​
Line 284: Line 284:
 \\ \\
 For instance, //lines beginning with a word followed by an equals sign// might For instance, //lines beginning with a word followed by an equals sign// might
-be written as a regular expression ''​^\w+=''​.+be written as a regular expression ''​^\w+=''​.
  
 There are countless syntaxes and implementations of such patterns/​expressions. There are countless syntaxes and implementations of such patterns/​expressions.
  
 In the shell, [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Wildcard_character|wildcards]] In the shell, [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Wildcard_character|wildcards]]
-and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/Regular_expression|regular expressions]]+and [[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Regular_expression|regular expressions]]
 are commonplace. are commonplace.
  
Line 296: Line 296:
 \\ \\
 The shell uses syntax summarized e.g., in The shell uses syntax summarized e.g., in
-''​[[https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/glob.7.html|man 7 glob]]''​ and  +''​[[https://​man7.org/​linux/​man-pages/​man7/​glob.7.html|man 7 glob]]''​ and  
-''​[[https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/regex.7.html|man 7 regex]]''​+''​[[https://​man7.org/​linux/​man-pages/​man7/​regex.7.html|man 7 regex]]''​
  
 </​small>​ </​small>​
os_cp/intro.1741210571.txt.gz · Last modified: 2025/03/05 22:36 by jkonczak