act topics
Unix-----------------
commands: format, flags, say, osascript, man, last, who, whoami, exit, ctrl-c, ctrl-z
navigation: ls -la, pwd, cd .., ~,
relative and absolute references
find, locate
ssh
nano
herobrine hunt nano, replicate, less/more
tail, touch, mkdir, rmdir, cp, mv, rm
top, ps, PID, kill, ps -ax
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relative/absolute references
passwd,
scripts: #!/bin/sh
shell script: #!/bin/bash
alias
drag and drop terminal, open .
open -a safari, chess
permissions: chmod, ls -la, 421 rule 1-2-4 = rwx
4+2+1=7
chmod a+x
chown
su vs. sudo
defaults commands
sudo softwareupdate -i -a
grep, pipes
ps -ax | grep safari
tar, tarballs
curl URL > filename.html
managing networks: curl showmyip, airport -s, lsof, ping, host, whois
nslookup
Quiz: answer on your weblog, including screenshots
Create a new shell script, show screenshot
Change permissions on the script, show screenshot
Run the script, show screenshot
Open chess using both absolute and relative references (show commands)
Show how to use pipes and grep to locate the PID
Kill the program
Curl a document from the web
Convert into a word document, attach to your weblog
Convert this document into an html document, attach to your weblog
Perform a software update on your machine
Demonstrate one of the defaults commands, showing screenshot
Show your current IP address
Show wireless networks near you
networking----------
TCP/IP basics: IP, subnets, router, DNS
network utility
ports, port forwarding, firewalls
tcpdump ping, traceroute, nslookup
IPNM
activity monitor, console, logs
Cat5 cabling, networks, crossover tests
ethernet vs. wireless
wireless setup, scanning, wireless herobrine hunt
coding: html
sensors: energy systems, xml, analysis, herobrine sensor hunt
KmE commands
file *
file .*
file .* *
ls -lah
dirs
ls -l > file.txt
ls -l >> file.txt (appends)
ps -aux | grep chess
ln -s (symbolic link)
ditto (copy directories)
soft [tab] = software update
To copy FROM your machine to friends:
scp file_to_copy user@remote.server.fi:/path/to/location
In another direction:
scp user@remote.server.fi:/path/locatio/file_name file_name
If you need to copy an entire directory, you'll need to use the recursive flag, like this:
scp -r directory_to_copy user@remote.server.fi:/path/to/location
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