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Paul at 16:06, 1 July 2011

2011-07-01T16:06:07Z

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	My Solaris 10 notes		== My Solaris 10 notes ==

	[[Solaris 10 Associate]] notes		[[Solaris 10 Associate]] notes
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	[http://kb.mozillazine.org/Determining_plugin_directory_on_Linux determine plugin directory] for Firefox (works for Solaris 10 x86)		[http://kb.mozillazine.org/Determining_plugin_directory_on_Linux determine plugin directory] for Firefox (works for Solaris 10 x86)

			== My Solaris 11 notes ==

			To be populated...

	<center>[[Computing\|To Computing Area]]</center>		<center>[[Computing\|To Computing Area]]</center>

Paul at 16:04, 1 July 2011

2011-07-01T16:04:02Z

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	My Solaris 10 notes		My Solaris 10 notes

	~~Firefox plugins (for Flash)~~		[[Solaris 10 Associate]] notes
	[~~http://kb.mozillazine.org/Determining_plugin_directory_on_Linux determine plugin directory] for Firefox (works for~~ Solaris 10 ~~x86)~~

	[~~Solaris 10 Associate] notes~~		[[Solaris 10 System Administration Part I]] notes
	[Solaris 10 System Administration Part I] ~~notes~~
	~~[Solaris 10 System Administration Part II~~] notes

			[[Solaris 10 System Administration Part II]] notes

			== Firefox ==
			Firefox plugins (for Flash)
			[http://kb.mozillazine.org/Determining_plugin_directory_on_Linux determine plugin directory] for Firefox (works for Solaris 10 x86)


	<center>[[Computing\|To Computing Area]]</center>		<center>[[Computing\|To Computing Area]]</center>

Paul: Replaced content with "My Solaris 10 notes Firefox plugins (for Flash) [http://kb.mozillazine.org/Determining_plugin_directory_on_Linux determine plugin directory] for Firefox (works for Solaris 1..."

2011-07-01T16:02:47Z

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Paul: /* VNC client for X */

2011-05-17T17:07:59Z

VNC client for X

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	* Vncviewer is an X VNC client that allows viewing an X windows session from a remote Solaris, Linux, or Windows system on a Solaris 10 system		* Vncviewer is an X VNC client that allows viewing an X windows session from a remote Solaris, Linux, or Windows system on a Solaris 10 system
	* use <code>vncviewer</code> command to establish a connection to a Xvnc server		* use <code>vncviewer</code> command to establish a connection to a Xvnc server
	* syntax: <code>vncviewer options host:display#		* syntax: <code>vncviewer options host:display#</code>

	=== copying files or directories to and from remote systems ===		=== copying files or directories to and from remote systems ===

Paul: /* shell scripts */

2011-05-06T18:40:36Z

shell scripts

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	* user can invoke shell script by entering the script name at command line		* user can invoke shell script by entering the script name at command line
	* first line of script identifies the shell program that executes script		* first line of script identifies the shell program that executes script
	* syntax: <code>#! /full-pathname-of-shell		* syntax: <code>#! /full-pathname-of-shell</code>
	** Example with Korn shell would be <code>#! /bin/ksh</code>		** Example with Korn shell would be <code>#! /bin/ksh</code>
	* the kernel uses the #! to identify the program that interprets the script		* the kernel uses the #! to identify the program that interprets the script

Paul: /* standard output */

2011-05-06T18:26:32Z

standard output

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	=== standard output ===		=== standard output ===

	Greater-than sign (>) sends output from a command to a file		Greater-than sign (>) sends output from a command to a file. (>>) appends to file

	Syntax:		Syntax:
	* <code>command > filename</code>		* <code>command > filename</code>

	<~~insert examples~~>		Example of redirection:
			<pre>$ echo $SHELL > file1
			$ more file1
			/bin/ksh
			$ echo $HOME > file1
			$ more file1
			/export/home/paul
			$ echo $SHELL >> file1
			$ more file1
			/export/home/paul
			/bin/ksh
			$</pre>

	=== standard error ===		=== standard error ===

Paul: /* set,unset, view variables */

2011-05-06T18:00:29Z

set,unset, view variables

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-<talk about default korn shell variables>
 <talk about customizing korn shell variables>

Paul: /* Korn shell */

2011-05-06T16:54:58Z

Korn shell

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	* " " (instructs shell to ignore all enclosed metacharacters except `, \, and $)		* " " (instructs shell to ignore all enclosed metacharacters except `, \, and $)
	* \ (instructs shell to ignore the next character as a metacharacter)		* \ (instructs shell to ignore the next character as a metacharacter)
	* $ (instructs shell that the following ~~text~~ is the name of a shell variable)		* $TEXT (instructs shell that the following TEXT is the name of a shell variable)
	* <code>$~~(command)~~</code>(instructs shell to execute & display the output for the ~~command~~ identified)		* <code>$ COMMAND</code>(instructs shell to execute & display the output for the COMMAND identified)

	=== Korn shell variables ===		=== Korn shell variables ===

Paul: Undo revision 1133 by Paul (talk)

2011-05-06T16:50:41Z

Undo revision 1133 by Paul (talk)

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	place aliases in Korn shell initialization file (typically .kshrc file) to ensure aliases are in every shell invoked		place aliases in Korn shell initialization file (typically .kshrc file) to ensure aliases are in every shell invoked

			== Korn shell ==

	=== Korn shell variables ===		=== Korn shell variables ===

Paul: /* Korn shell */

2011-05-06T16:48:17Z

Korn shell

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	place aliases in Korn shell initialization file (typically .kshrc file) to ensure aliases are in every shell invoked		place aliases in Korn shell initialization file (typically .kshrc file) to ensure aliases are in every shell invoked

	~~== Korn shell ==~~

	=== Korn shell variables ===		=== Korn shell variables ===