HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 10)

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1 Manuals Related to the Open System Services User’s Guide..................................................18
2 OSS and Guardian Application and User Interfaces.............................................................23
3 A Typical OSS File System.................................................................................................27
4 Relative and Full Pathnames...............................................................................................29
5 Removing Hard Links......................................................................................................110
6 Example File Structure.....................................................................................................114
7 Directory Copied Into Another Directory............................................................................117
8 File and Directory Permission Fields..................................................................................123
Tables
1 Selected OSS Shell Features..............................................................................................31
2 Shell Metacharacters........................................................................................................32
3 Shell Built-In Commands....................................................................................................33
4 Multiple Command Operators...........................................................................................35
5 Command-Grouping Symbols............................................................................................37
6 Shell-Quoting Conventions................................................................................................38
7 Reexecuting Commands in the OSS Shell History Buffer........................................................41
8 Variables........................................................................................................................44
9 Default Environment Variables............................................................................................46
10 Description of Example .profile File.....................................................................................49
11 Description of Example Shell Procedure...............................................................................52
12 OSS Equivalents to Guardian Commands............................................................................78
13 Guardian Equivalents to OSS Commands............................................................................80
14 The ls Command Flags.....................................................................................................94
15 Explanation of the ls -l Display...........................................................................................95
16 The pr Command Flags.....................................................................................................97
17 The lp Command Flags.....................................................................................................99
18 Differences Between File and Directory Permissions.............................................................122
19 Permission Combinations in Octal Numbers.......................................................................127
20 How Octal Permission Codes Relate to Permission Fields......................................................128
21 The umask Permission Combinations................................................................................129
22 OSS Functions Audited When Used With Audited Filesets...................................................132
23 Guardian Procedures Audited When Used With Audited Filesets..........................................133
24 Guardian Procedures Audited When Used for Process Control.............................................133
25 Shell Notation for Redirecting Input and Output.................................................................136
26 The grep Command Flags...............................................................................................148
27 Selected vi Environment Variables....................................................................................164
Examples
1 .profile File......................................................................................................................49
2 Sample .exrc File...........................................................................................................157