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A good detailed tutorial for beginners to understand the basics of shell scripting. But experienced "scriptors" find this useful also. It starts from the history of sh shell, and contains details about using variables, conditionals, loops and environment. At last it ends by providing some useful practical examples.

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This document looks OK, but naming all of your shell-scripts with a .sh convention is, well, lame. Your naming convention makes you look like either you are a refugee from Windows (.bat), or that the person who taught you shell script programming is one such refugee. STOP IT! A LARGE number of standard commands on Unix systems are shell scripts, and not a single one of them is named in the style of command_name.sh -- they are all just named command_name with no suffix. There is NO reason for a user to know that the command they are running is a shell script. they are

03/09/2009
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