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** $ VARX=`command`</tt> (Bourne, POSIX) | ** $ VARX=`command`</tt> (Bourne, POSIX) | ||
** <tt>$ VARX=$(command)</tt> | ** <tt>$ VARX=$(command)</tt> | ||
| + | ** <tt>export VARX</tt> promotes shell variable to environment variable | ||
*commands | *commands | ||
| − | **<tt>set unset</tt> | + | **<tt>set unset alias whence export</tt> |
*misc | *misc | ||
** single quotations takes 'as is' value, not variable value | ** single quotations takes 'as is' value, not variable value | ||
| + | ** predefined (<tt>PATH HOME PWD SHELL TERM PS1 PS2 MANPATH TZ EDITOR LOGNAME</tt>) | ||
====VI commands==== | ====VI commands==== | ||
Revision as of 08:24, 13 September 2006
This page is a byproduct of me getting ready for HP-UX CSA exam (hpo-091). I have more previous knowledge in Linux, so what I point out here would be HPUX specifics and bits and pieces needed to be adopted by me with the end of systematization of my knowledge.
I am making notes as I go through CSA: Official Study Guide and Reference.
Contents
- 1 links
- 2 tips and notes
- 2.1 shell - system
- 2.2 files & directories
- 2.3 environment variables
- 2.4 VI commands
- 2.5 kernel reconfiguration
- 2.6 devices
- 2.7 disks / file systems
- 2.8 backup
- 2.9 users management
- 2.10 processes
- 2.11 printing
- 2.12 memory and swap
- 2.13 automation
- 2.14 performance and optimization
- 2.15 LAN interface
- 2.16 Samba
- 3 to do yet
links
- HPUX reference
- HP-UX faq
- UnixGuide compare various Unixes
tips and notes
shell - system
- misc
- posix is default shell in hpux
- files
- .sh_history .profile controled by HISTFILE variable
- commands
- extrinsic or intrinsic to the shell
- history use Esc+K to navigate, shows last 15 commands by default
- lock alias whoami who w logname uname getconf id banner cal
files & directories
- misc
- file names can be 256 characters long
- commands
- cat more pg pr ls lsf file grep
- syntax
- mv file1 file2 dir/
- find use for example with -name -size -atime -mtime -perm -type -exec
- files
- /etc/magic
- I/O redirection
- to redirect Standard Error to a file use ...
2>
.. instead of usuall
>
environment variables
- environment (global) and shell (local)
- difference - environment variables are inherited from parent proccess (shell) ..
- syntax
- $ VARX=SomeValue
- $ echo $VARX
- $ VARX="$VARX addblah"
- $ VARX=`command` (Bourne, POSIX)
- $ VARX=$(command)
- export VARX promotes shell variable to environment variable
- commands
- set unset alias whence export
- misc
- single quotations takes 'as is' value, not variable value
- predefined (PATH HOME PWD SHELL TERM PS1 PS2 MANPATH TZ EDITOR LOGNAME)
VI commands
I - insert at ther begginig of the line 3,404w file.txt write lines 3 to 404 to file.txt :m n move current line to after line n :t n copy current line to after line n
kernel reconfiguration
- cd /stand/build
- /usr/lbin/sysadm/system_prep -s system - creates /stand/build/system as configuration file with parameters taken from running system
- kmtune -S /stand/build/system - queries system parameters
- kmtune -S /stand/build/system -s maxusers=30 - sample setting value of a parameter
- kmsystem -S /stand/build/system -q ps2 - queries system for the status of ps2 value
- kmsystem -S /stand/build/system -c Y ps2 - changes value of ps2 to Yes
- kmadmin
- mk_kernel -s ./system - builds new kernel using system as configuration file
devices
- types of files - regular files, directories, devices, links, sockets, named pipes
- major and minor device number
- major device number stands for driver used for device
- minor device number is defined by physical location and device specifics..
- character and block device
- named character or raw device file
- for serial data transfer
- on ls -al first letter is c
- block devices
- moves blocks to buffer and writes after sync executed by syncer daemon
- on ls -al first letter is b
- named character or raw device file
- device hardware address
c t d
- mknod syntax
disks / file systems
- pvdisplay
- use block device file as argument
- vgdisplay
- uses volume group device as argument f.e. /dev/vg00
- lvdisplay
- uses logical volume block device as argument
- mediainit
- formats disk and confirms integrity. uses raw / character device file!
- pvcreate
- creates physical volume using raw device file
- vgcreate - creating volume group
- mknod /dev/vg02/group c 64 0x020000
- vgcreate /dev/vg02 /dev/dsk/c2t5d0
- vgextend
- lvcreate
- f.e. lvcreate -L 500 -n masopust vg02 creates logical volume of size 500mb named mosopust in volume group vg02
- vgdisplay
- lvextend
- lvreduce
- lvdisplay
- extendfs - with Advanced JFS fsadm can be used without unmounting
- vgscan - manages volumes in /etc/lvmtab
- lvreduce pvchange pvremove vgremove vgreduce vgexport vgimport lvlnboot lvsplit lvmerge vgcfgbackup vgcfgrestore vxtunefs vxupgrade
- metadata - superblock, inodes, directory area
- fstyp
- newfs
- mount
- fuser - manages processes / use of filesystem. Useful if you want to unmount filesystem.
- bdf
backup
- commands tar sfbackup/frecover dd
users management
- id groups newgrp rsh pwck grpck vipws
processes
- nice renice timex trap
printing
- lp lpstat cancel lpalt rlpdaemon rmodel lpsched lpshut lpadmin accept LPDEST lpmove enable disable reject accept lpfence lpana
memory and swap
- daemons swapper vhand
- commands swapon swapinfo
automation
- commands cron crontab at batch
performance and optimization
- commands iostat vmstat netstat lanadmin top sar prmavail, Glance Plus UX, Perfview
LAN interface
- terminology
- DLPI - Data Link Provider Service
- commands lsdev ioscan lanscan ifconfig netstat ndd linkloop
- files /etc/rc.config.d/hpetherconf hpbtlanconf nddconf
Samba
- commands smbclient smbstatus cifsmount ciflist
to do yet
- cut
- tee - sends output of pipe to additional place (file as well as stout f.e.)
- 'hardware path'