For me the best learning tool is to have a specific need. Then after I
figure out how to fill the specific need, I blog about what I learned to
help gel my thoughts and make it sink in.
Bash scripts are one of those overlooked awesome tools. You can do a
LOT with em, though there are times where it is just plain easier to
write some code (as opposed to a simple script).
Most of my scripts are specific to customers/projects, but you can see
the generic things at http://grover.open2space.com/search/node/bash.
Hey exec! I'd probably show up if someone were doing a bash scripting
presentation. Or I might allow myself to be talked into doing one.. :)
Shawn
On 12-02-13 11:49 AM, Ralph Boland wrote:
I can write simple bash shell scripts.
For example recently I wrote the following:
#/bin/bash
if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
vi ~/Home/Personal/phone
else
grep $1 ~/Home/Personal/phone
fi
I would like to be stronger though so I have dug up
some info from the Internet that I will now go through.
I figure it might be useful if anyone has some not too sys admin
deep shell scripts that need writing then I could write them for practice.
Proposals welcome remembering of course that you get what you pay for
and I will publish my results here (unless I get complaints).
Regards
Ralph (Rocky) Boland
--
God flunked Intelligent design
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