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System Management and Configuration Information
Following is a list of OSS commands and utilities for system management and configuration
information.
Displays system configuration variable values. getconf(1)
Affects the shell’s memory of the location of the utilities. hash(1)
Processes locale and character map files. localedef(1)
Sets shell parameters. set(1)
Sets terminal characteristics. stty(1)
Returns the pathname of a terminal device. tty(1)
Sets attributes and values for shell parameters. typeset(1)
Displays information about the operating system. uname(1)
Erases parameter values. unset(1)
Returns version information about commands and utilities. vproc(1)
Text Editors
Following is a list of OSS commands and utilities for text editing.
Edits a file line by line. ed(1)
Edits lines in a file interactively. ex(1)
Edits files (screen editor). vi(1)
Vi IMproved text editor — edits files (screen editor).
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vim(1)
1 Available beginning with the J06.14 and H06.25 RVUs in the OSS Core Utilities product (T1202). For information about
the OSS Core Utilities, see
OSS Core Utilities User Commands (page 185) .
User Information
Following is a list of OSS commands and utilities for displaying information about users.
Displays or sets the date. date(1)
Displays the user’s system identity. id(1)
Displays the user’s login name. logname(1)
Identifies users currently logged in. who(1)
Shell Built-In Commands
Shell built-in commands are OSS commands that are executed by the OSS shell. They run entirely
within the shell process; a subshell process is not created for a shell built-in command.
Following is a list of shell built-in commands. (Where noted, the commands are HP extensions to
the shell built-in commands.)
Creates one or more DEFINEs for the current OSS shell (a HP extension). add_define(1)
Lists or defines an alias. alias(1)
Puts jobs in the background. bg(1)
Exits from an enclosing loop. break(1)
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