Practical Internet Server Configuration
Chapter 2: Unix and POSIX in a Few Words
Addendum
| Chapter 1: Introduction and Preparations |
INDEX | Chapter 3: Software Management |
- Man pages:
- FreeBSD:
- alias → bash(1)
- alias → sh(1)
- awk(1)
- bash(1)
- cat(1)
- cd → bash(1)
- cd → sh(1)
- date(1)
- df(1)
- echo → bash(1)
- echo → sh(1)
- env(1)
- fg → bash(1)
- fg → sh(1)
- file(1)
- find(1)
- fstab(5)
- grep(1)
- hier(7)
- info(1)
- init(8)
- jobs → bash(1)
- jobs → sh(1)
- kill(1)
- less(1)
- ls(1)
- mail(1)
- man(1)
- mkdir(1)
- netstat(1)
- ps(1)
- rc(8)
- rc.conf(5)
- service(8)
- sh(1)
- shutdown(8)
- sigaction(2)
- sockstat(1)
- sort(1)
- top(1)
- Debian:
- alias → bash(1)
- awk → gawk(1)
- bash(1)
- cat(1)
- cd → bash(1)
- date(1)
- df(1)
- echo → bash(1)
- env(1)
- fg → bash(1)
- file(1)
- file(1)
- fstab(5)
- grep(1)
- hier(7)
- info(1)
- init → systemd(1)
- jobs → bash(1)
- journalctl(1)
- kill(1)
- less(1)
- ls(1)
- mail → mail.mailutils
- man(1)
- mkdir(1)
- netstat(8)
- ps(1)
- shutdown(8)
- signal(7)
- sockstat(1)
- sort(1)
- ss(8)
- systemctl
- systemd(1)
- top(1)
- CentOS:
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Unfortunately, the CentOS project has decided to not publish it's manual pages online.
Your best choice for finding online information about CentOS commands would be the links for Debian above,
or a project like The Linux man-pages project or Linux man pages @ die.net.
Keep in mind that paths to files and directories in those documentations
may differ from those on CentOS.
Obviously, the CentOS man pages are available at the CentOS command line.
-
Unfortunately, the CentOS project has decided to not publish it's manual pages online.
- FreeBSD:
- Further reading:
- Documentation:
- FreeBSD :
- Debian :
- CentOS :
- POSIX.1-2017
- Bash Reference Manual
- Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
- RFC Editor
- Wikipedia:
- Documentation:
| Chapter 1: Introduction and Preparations |
INDEX | Chapter 3: Software Management |