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1 - Introduction/01 - Welcome.mp4	3.87 MB
1 - Introduction/02 - What you should know.mp4	1.40 MB
2 - 1. Linux Shells Overview/03 - Shell types.mp4	6.39 MB
2 - 1. Linux Shells Overview/04 - Variables and shell environment.mp4	13.81 MB
2 - 1. Linux Shells Overview/05 - Shell tips and tricks.mp4	3.96 MB
2 - 1. Linux Shells Overview/06 - Shell history tricks.mp4	5.74 MB
2 - 1. Linux Shells Overview/07 - Configure shell history.mp4	10.29 MB
2 - 1. Linux Shells Overview/08 - Pattern matching with globs.mp4	8.17 MB
2 - 1. Linux Shells Overview/09 - Pattern matching with extended globs.mp4	5.76 MB
3 - 2. Using the Bash Shell/10 - Escape characters and quotes.mp4	7.47 MB
3 - 2. Using the Bash Shell/11 - Brace and path substitution.mp4	8.01 MB
3 - 2. Using the Bash Shell/12 - Command and variable substitution.mp4	9.16 MB
3 - 2. Using the Bash Shell/13 - Named and unnamed pipes.mp4	5.72 MB
3 - 2. Using the Bash Shell/14 - File redirects and tees.mp4	8.37 MB
4 - 3. Linux Processes/15 - Introduction to processes.mp4	2.15 MB
4 - 3. Linux Processes/16 - Monitor processes using ps.mp4	17.67 MB
4 - 3. Linux Processes/17 - Monitor processes in real time.mp4	13.97 MB
4 - 3. Linux Processes/18 - Monitor processes graphically.mp4	3.77 MB
4 - 3. Linux Processes/19 - Manage processes.mp4	11.30 MB
4 - 3. Linux Processes/20 - Process priority.mp4	6.84 MB
4 - 3. Linux Processes/21 - Manage process jobs.mp4	7.36 MB
5 - 4. Job Scheduling/22 - One-time jobs using at and batch.mp4	8.09 MB
5 - 4. Job Scheduling/23 - Reccuring user jobs using cron.mp4	8.33 MB
5 - 4. Job Scheduling/24 - Reccuring system jobs using cron.mp4	6.35 MB
5 - 4. Job Scheduling/25 - Limit access to AT and cron jobs.mp4	5.61 MB
6 - 5. System Services/26 - Introduction to system services.mp4	3.88 MB
6 - 5. System Services/27 - Get systemd service status.mp4	8.04 MB
6 - 5. System Services/28 - Manage systemd services.mp4	6.24 MB
6 - 5. System Services/29 - Make systemd services persistant.mp4	3.64 MB
7 - Conclusion/30 - Next steps.mp4	3.25 MB
AhLaN.txt	961.00 B
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Lynda - Linux - Shells and Processes [AhLaN]

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... About This Course ...

In this course, gain a more thorough understanding of the shell and system processes to help you work faster and more efficiently in Linux. Follow computer science instructor and Linux enthusiast Grant McWilliams as he dives into Linux shells and their environments, and explains how to customize your shell. He discusses using the Bash shell, and covers topics like command and variable substitution. Grant also explains how to stack simpler commands together using named and unnamed pipes and redirects; discusses how to start, pause, and end processes; shows how to schedule one-time jobs and recurring jobs; and covers complex system services.
Topics include:
Write the command that will take you to the most recent directory.
Write the command that brings back the arguments and options from the previous line.
Explain what extended globs can do.
Identify the access.conf line that will restrict all users from using the cron service except for the user named bob.
List the line that will get a list of only running services.
Identify what typing ‘systemctl enable crond’ will do.