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Title Page Copyright and Credits
Mastering Linux Shell Scripting Second Edition
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The What and Why of Scripting with Bash
Technical requirements Types of Linux shells What is bash scripting? The bash command hierarchy
Command type Command PATH
Preparing text editors for scripting
Configuring vim Configuring nano Configuring gedit
Creating and executing scripts
Hello World! Executing the script Checking the exit status Ensuring a unique name Hello Dolly!
Running the script with arguments The importance of correct quotes
Printing the script name
Declaring variables
User-defined variables Environment variables
Variable scope Command substitution Debugging your scripts Summary Questions Further reading
Creating Interactive Scripts
Technical requirements Using echo with options Basic script using read Script comments Enhancing scripts with read prompts Limiting the number of entered characters Controlling the visibility of the entered text Passing options
Passing parameters with options Read options values
Try to be standard Enhancing learning with simple scripts
Backing-up with scripts Connecting to a server Version 1 – ping Version 2 – SSH Version 3 – MySQL/MariaDB Reading files
Summary Questions Further reading
Conditions Attached
Technical requirements Simple decision paths using command-line lists Verifying user input with lists Using the test shell built-in
Testing strings Testing integers Testing file types
Creating conditional statements using if Extending if with else Test command with the if command
Checking strings Checking files and directories Checking numbers Combining tests
More conditions with elif
Creating the backup2.sh using elif
Using case statements Recipe – building a frontend with grep Summary Questions Further reading
Creating Code Snippets
Technical requirements Abbreviations Using code snippets
Bringing color to the Terminal
Creating snippets using VS Code Summary Questions Further reading
Alternative Syntax
Technical requirement Recapping the test command
Testing files Adding logic Square brackets as not seen before
Providing parameter defaults
Variables Special parameters Setting defaults
When in doubt – quote! Advanced tests using [[
White space Other advanced features
Pattern matching Regular expressions Regular expression script
Arithmetic operations using ((
Simple math Parameter manipulation Standard arithmetic tests
Summary Questions Further reading
Iterating with Loops
Technical requirement for loops Advanced for loops The IFS Counting directories and files C-style for loops  Nested loops Redirecting loop output
Controlling the loop
while loops and until loops Reading input from files Creating operator menus Summary Questions Further reading
Creating Building Blocks with Functions
Technical requirements Introducing functions Passing parameters to functions
Passing arrays
Variable scope Returning values from functions Recursive functions Using functions in menus Summary Questions Further reading
Introducing the Stream Editor
Technical requirements Using grep to display text
Displaying received data on an interface Displaying user account data Listing the number of CPUs in a system Parsing CSV files
The CSV file Isolating catalog entries
Understanding the basics of sed
The substitute command Global replacement Limiting substitution Editing the file
Other sed commands
The delete command The insert and append commands The change command The transform command
Multiple sed commands Summary Questions Further reading
Automating Apache Virtual Hosts
Technical requirements Apache name-based Virtual Hosts
Creating the virtual host template First steps Isolating lines sed script files
Automating virtual host creation
Prompting for data during site creation
Summary Questions Further reading
AWK Fundamentals
Technical requirements The history behind AWK Displaying and filtering content from files AWK variables
User-defined variables
Conditional statements
The if command while loops for loops
Formatting output Further filtering to display users by UID AWK control files
Built-in functions
Summary Questions Further reading
Regular Expressions
Technical requirements Regular expression engines Defining BRE patterns
Anchor characters The dot character The character class Ranges of characters Special character classes The asterisk
Defining ERE patterns
The question mark The plus sign Curly braces The pipe character Expression grouping
Using grep Summary Questions Further reading
Summarizing Logs with AWK
Technical requirements The HTTPD log file format Displaying data from web logs
Selecting entries by date Summarizing 404 errors Summarizing HTTP access codes Resources hits Identify image hotlinking
Displaying the highest ranking IP address Displaying the browser data Working with email logs Summary Questions Further reading
A Better lastlog with AWK
Technical requirements Using AWK ranges to exclude data
The lastlog command Horizontally filtering rows with AWK Counting matched rows
Conditions based on the number of fields Manipulating the AWK record separator to report on XML data
Apache Virtual Hosts XML catalog
Summary Questions Further reading
Using Python as a Bash Scripting Alternative
Technical requirements What is Python? Saying Hello World the Python way Pythonic arguments Supplying arguments Counting arguments Significant whitespace Reading user input Using Python to write to files String manipulation Summary Questions Further reading
Assessments
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14
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