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urgent- please answer these set of questions
Hi,
I have a few questions to be answered.Please help me out in this.Its urgent. 1) what does ' $* ' mean, what does it do ? 2) Command to change UNIX Password. 3) What is Daemon processes ? 4) How do u execute a Unix command or process in the background ? 5) What is nohup ? 6) Difference between softlink and hardlink ? 7) Command to display space usage on a UNIX file system ? 8) How would you change alloccurances of a value using VI ? please help. cheers. |
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hard link and soft link?
hard link associates 2 or more file names with the same inode. Hard links share the same data blocks on the hard disks, while they continue to behave as independent files Soft link or symbolic link (or for short: symlink): a small file that is a pointer to another file. A symbolic link contains the path to the target file instead of a physical location on the hard disk. Since inodes are not used in this system, soft links can span across partitions. |
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How to change password, check this: man passwd
For nohup, check this: man nohup For space usage in a file system: Code:
df -v For daemon process info, check this: WhatisDaemon To run the job in background, check the manual pages of: bg & fg For $*, see the man page of sh: man sh Hope it helps. Regards, Tayyab Last edited by tayyabq8; 05-13-2006 at 04:55 AM.. |
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