On Saturday 17 January 2004 10:14 pm, Chris Haulmark wrote: > Many of us all learn from several books, online articles, and other forms > of documentations. > > For you, perhaps, you should have your own system with an UNIX/Linux > operating system to experiment with. > > If you are going to mess with FreeBSD, you can use > http://www.freebsd.org/handbook (a shortcut link to the famed handbook). > That would help you to get started into the FreeBSD basics. > > For your listed commands, the learning documents can be found at > http://www.google.com with certain words such as "replace sed" to discover > what the proper usage of sed to replace strings. > > Also, on your UNIX/Linux systems, you should have manpages to help you. > You could simply type in "man sed" to learn what you could do with sed. > Best place to learn more about manpages is by typing in "man man" :)
Chris, Thanks for your reply. Those are all sources I'm aware of. Also, I've been using FreeBSD since 1998, running different web servers and such. I suppose I should have been a little more specific. What, specifically, do you find you need to use these commands for? What kinds of text files? Log files? I'm not sure. Thanks again for your reply. -- Eric F Crist AdTech Integrated Systems, Inc (612) 998-3588
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