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Removes a directory.
rmdir(1)
Executes the specified command remotely.
rsh(1)
Runs processes with Guardian attributes.
run(1)
Invokes the mkcatdefs utility and pipes the resulting message.
runcat(1)
Runs a process in the Visual Inspect debugger.
runv(1)
Provides a stream-line editor.
sed(1)
Sets shell parameters (a shell built-in command).
set(1)
Sets values for DEFINE attributes in the working attribute set (a shell built-in command).
set_define(1)
Is a command interpreter shell.
sh(1), ksh(1)
Sets positional parameters (a shell built-in command).
shift(1)
Displays values of attributes (a shell built-in command).
show_define(1)
Suspends execution for a specified time.
sleep(1)
Sorts or merges files.
sort(1)
Splits a file into pieces.
split(1)
Finds printable strings in files.
strings(1)
Removes unnecessary information from executable files.
strip(1)
Sets terminal characteristics.
stty(1)
Substitutes a user ID temporarily and changes the password.
su(1)
Displays the checksum and block count of a file.
sum(1)
Writes a file from a specified point.
tail(1)
Manipulates tape archives.
tar(1)
Displays program output and copies to a file.
tee(1)
Allows login to a remote host.
telnet(1)
Evaluates conditional expressions.
test(1)
Times the execution of a command.
time(1)
Times the execution of a command (a shell built-in command).
times(1)
Updates the access and modification times.
touch(1)
Translates characters.
tr(1)
Specifies a command and signals for its execution by the shell (a shell built-in command).
trap(1)
Returns a standard exit value.
true(1)
Returns the pathname of a terminal device.
tty(1)
Writes a description of a file’s type.
type(1)
Sets attributes and values for shell parameters (a shell built-in command).
typeset(1)
Sets a file mode creation mask (a shell built-in command).
umask(1)
Removes names from the alias list (a shell built-in command).
unalias(1)
Displays information about the operating system.
uname(1)
Expands data.
uncompress(1)
Replaces tabs or space characters (a shell built-in command).
unexpand(1)
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