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hnet1000 TDA Systems provides two example scripts to be used for running HSpice simulations on a remote unix machine as part of IConnect's integrated simulator interface. Separate scripts are available for Windows NT/2000 and Windows 95/98. To use the Windows 95/98 script, it may be necessary to install third-party software. It should be noted that IConnect can read the Unix HSpice simulation output directly, so returned data should not be translated from unix to DOS format. However, it is necessary to translate (done automatically by rcp) the netlist from DOS format to unix before running hspice on the unix machine. set USERNAME=steve echo Copying netlists to remote machine pico The Pico screen editor accompanies the Pine electronic mail program that is available on the CIS UNIX Timesharing Services, as well as most UNIX-based workstations in the CIS computing labs. The Pico editor's simplicity is one of its most attractive features for the novice user. The Pico screen display has a specific format. This line is used to display information and to prompt instructions. For example, if you invoke a keystroke commands that results in a prompt on line22, but then hit the "Cancel" keystroke command, the prompt will remain. Pico will insert text at the position in the file that the cursor indicates. overview This whitepaper describes the Common UNIX Printing SystemTM ("CUPSTM"), a portable and extensible printing system for UNIX®. These printing systems were designed in the 70's for printing text to line printers; vendors have since added varying levels of support for other types of printers. Besides handling printer requests via IPP POST requests, the scheduler also acts as a full-featured web server for documentation, status monitoring, and administration. The scheduler also manages a list of available printers on the LAN and dispatches print jobs as needed using the appropriate filters and backends. The Common UNIX Printing System, CUPS, and the CUPS logo are the trademark property of Easy Software Products. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. 4gl There are many database systems available for UNIX. Object-oriented languages are becoming common, and languages explicitly supporting multiple tasks and inter-task communication are also gaining popularity. The critical feature of the shell which puts it in the class of 4GL's is the UNIX pipe, which allows a shell to start a sequence of processes, each reading its input from its predecessor process, and writing its output to a successor process. For the shell, the UNIX pipe provides the data streams, and the hundreds of standard UNIX utilities provide the core set of operators. Here's the shell script that produces this report. u98paper http://www.unix.org/version2/u98paper.pdf Developed through the X/Open consensus process the Single UNIX Specification Version 2 and the UNIX 98 Product Standards introduce the next generation of 64-bit enabled UNIX system architectures, and reinforce the UNIX trade mark as the industry recognized mark for the leading-edge operating environment. This delivers to the market the benefits of a single standard operating system, namely application and information portability, scalability, flexibility and freedom of choice for customers. The Realtime extensions are an optional feature group, allowing procurement of X/Open realtime systems with predictable, bounded behavior. VSTH - The industry standard Threads test suite: a standalone test suite fully covering POSIX 1003.1c and the additional X/Open threads (Aspen) requirements. InstallUnix Unix Developer, installation, license, tar, mount, cdromdir, operating system, CD-ROM, extract, UnixDeveloper, tar xvf, Recital Product. 7. If you have been sent a license file, it can be installed by changing to the UnixDeveloper directory. If your license was faxed to you then you can enter the license information on the Recital Product Registration screen by entering: 3. Mount the CD according to the instructions for your operating system. 5. Extract the Unix Developer file for your platform. 7. If you have been sent a license file it can be installed by changing to the UnixDeveloper directory. Next copy the license text file into this directory and issue the following command at the operating system prompt. sp4077pf http://www.compaq.com/info/SP4077/sp4077pf.pdf Compaq, license, Compaq Computer Corporation, documentation, Tru64 UNIX, Tru64 UNIX Enterprise, support, DSA, server, entries, client, RFC. These Recommendations split the functions of the directory between one or more Directory System Agents (DSA), where all information is held and one or more Directory User Agents (DUA), from which all inquiries and other directory actions are made. Other Compaq messaging and networking products such as all versions of Office Server and ALL-IN-1 V3.2, also provide the directory user agent function in order to access information in the Tru64 UNIX Enterprise Directory Server. It provides integrated, multi-protocol support allowing concurrent DAP and DSP access over OSI (using transport classes TP0, TP2, TP4) and RFC1006 over TCP/IP. Compaq shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. The warranties for Compaq products are set forth in the express limited warranty statements accompanying such products. ACHS-304 command, unix, account, ITC, permission, characters, ACHS, loginid, abc3f usr, remote machine, file1, file2. Fill out form at ITC Accounts office in Wilson 234, or send email to "accounts@virginia.edu", or use Web form at URL "http://holmes.acc.virginia.edu/accounts/unixacct.html". or use ITC Web URL "http://www.itc.virginia.edu", or HSC Web URL "http://www.med.virginia.edu", or call ACHS at 982-4025 for ACHS (Health Sciences) specific questions. From a PC start eXceed, login using your loginid and password. For more details see ACHS document ACHS-111, "Introduction to eXceed 5". Command line - prompt for typing Unix commands, must be used for some programs. Some characters have special meaning and are used either in place of long file or directory names or to perform a special function. UNIX2 http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwhcs/DOCS/downloads/docs/UNIX2.PDF command, gs01aaa, terminate, display, shell, hard links, quota, Unix, execute, panther, account, history. -v Display users quota on all mounted file systems where quotas exist. In order to recoup used file space, you may use the "ls -l" command at the Panther prompt to display a long list of filenames under your default home directory. The option "x" is used to grant execute permission. The find command recursively descends the directory hierarchy for each path seeking files that match a Boolean expression written in the primaries given below. The most commonly used program for compressing large file is named COMPRESS. The most commonly used program to bundle a group of files into a single package is a program named TAR. unixusr Unix, command, window system, login, terminate, ksu, campus, Unix workstations, machines, public Unix, Computing, entering. This document describes the use of the Unix system at Kansas State University. It is mainly concerned with those features that are unique to the KSU implementation, but it also contains some generic information on the use of the Unix operating system. This document is kept online and can be viewed from the system by simply entering the command "ksu". Use of the workstations can be greatly enhanced by running a window system while at the console. When I issue any command, for example LOGOUT, Unix gives the reply "ccommand not found". The best way out is to log in from another terminal and kill the processes running on the original terminal. Later sections describe programming and individual commands. du-paths Digital UNIX, pathname, commands, tree, personal home, working directory, root, hostname, user commands, UNIX host, absolute, computer system. If a hostname lets you pick out a particular tree, then a path points to a specific leaf on that tree. Start: Digital UNIX Paths, #D-10 copyright © 1993-2000 Rochester Institute of Technology Page 1 of 2 For help contact the ITS HelpDesk in the Gannett Building (7B-1113) at 716-475-HELP (4357) or 716-475-2810 (TTY) May 3, 2000 E-mail suggestions about this document to helpdesk@rit.edu A parent directory is one level above another in the directory tree. An absolute pathname to a file or directory is a reference to its location relative to the system's root directory. Each directory level should be separated by a slash character (/). B6 command, UNIX, resources, operating system, command prompt, lists, sun, account, UNIX O/S, online help, modifier, tree hierarchy. Our Internet server runs an operating system (O/S) called UNIX. This means you must tell the system exactly what you want it to do by typing in comands at a command prompt. This helpsheet assumes that you know how to log into sun, Lewis & Clark's Internet server. The information here will tell you who to contact with questions, how to access some of the resources available to you, or how to get online help. The "ls" command allows you to look at a list of of files and directories in your account. Here is a partial list of resources available to you (Fig.5): If you are interested in using any of these resources, you may type %help [resource name] for online help or type %[resource name]to start the program. S2916 command, shell, Unix, cron, jobs, permission, script, crontab, daemon, environment, Unix System Services, z/OS. /etc/profile This profile is run whenever a user logs in. It typically contains settings for time zone, language and locale. It is located in the users home directory (represented by the $HOME environment variable) in a file named .profile. d l c e directory symbolic link character special external link and more UNIX file security is based on "permission bits". The group owner of the file All other users Check the description of the "ls" command in the OS/390 UNIX System Services Command Reference" for a full description of all the file attribute and permission bits. echo User `whoami` owns files under cwd: $(find. filecompression compression, archives, command, Unix, tar, gzip, extension, gunzip, renames, uncompress, common, wildcards. This handout is intended to help you manage your files and disk space on Unix by providing an introduction to methods of compressing and archiving files to more effectively use the disk space available on your Unix account. On Unix systems, the most common form of compression is known simply as compress and is recognizable by its .Z file extension. Compressed files are created with the command compress and are extracted with the uncompress command. If you do not use this option, your command is carried out with out any visual output. You may use gzip and gunzip to compress and decompress files. The tar command is used to archive files on Unix systems. ch02 http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/samba/chapter/book/ch02.pdf samba, Unix, server, install, compiling, script, binaries, network, configuration file, command, daemons, smbd. Now that you know what Samba can do for you and your users, it's time to get your own network set up. Unless you specifically want an older version of the Samba server or are going to install a binary distribution, download the latest source distribution from the closest mirror site. Before you can start up Samba, however, you need to create a configuration file for it. To test the server software, though, we'll use the following file. The advantage of this scheme is that you can have a large number of daemons ready to answer queries, but they don't all have to be running.
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