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• Installing FreeBSD - Standard Installation
  After you see a couple messages about starting up holographic shells and such-like, you'll be presented with the sysinstall main interface, whic
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• C shell
  ...tomize for ease of use include the [[bash]], [[psh]], [[ksh]], and [[zsh]] shells. [[Category: Shells]]
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• Bash
  Other shells that you can install and customize for ease of use are the [[bash]], [[tcsh [[Category: Shells]]
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• Ksh
  Other shells that you can install and customize for ease of use are the [[bash]], [[csh] [[Category: Shells]]
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• Bourne shell
  ...ut if you code a shell script that uses special features specific to other shells, you'll soon enough find a system that doesn't have them. ([[User:Jimbo|Ji [[Category: Shells]]
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• Tcsh
  Other shells that you can install and customize for ease of use are the [[bash]], [[psh] [[Category: Shells]]
  304 B (51 words) - 22:21, 8 June 2006
• Psh
  Other shells that you can install and customize for ease of use are the [[bash]], [[tcsh [[Category: Shells]]
  365 B (52 words) - 21:39, 16 May 2006
• Zsh
  Other shells that you can install and customize for ease of use are the [[bash]], [[tcsh [[Category: Shells]]
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• Shell
  Command interpreters ('''shells''') allow programs and users to interface with the "kernel" (lower level of Unix shells are traditionally CLIs (Command Line Interface) where users can type [[:Cat
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• Redirection
  ...andard error messages with far greater flexibility and reliability. Other shells such as [[csh]] are notably limited in redirection capability, making them ...onnected to the shell; the others must be created from the shell. In some shells, a standard file descriptor can be detached and reassigned to another file
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• Chsh
  See also: [[:Category:Shells]] - [[bash]] - [[sh]] - [[csh]] - [[tcsh]] - [[ksh]] - [[psh]] - [[zsh]]
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• Sudo
  ...what you set as sudo-able; if you let sudo run interactive commands (e.g., shells, editors, compilers/interpreters), users will be able to exploit this to in
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• Securing servers
  ...ropriate. Consider securing what users can log in at all by altering which shells they can use -- see [[chsh]] for how to do this.
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• .profile
  ...how to behave; .profile will work for almost all shells. For more advanced shells (i.e., anything that's not the [[Bourne Shell]],) it's usually set to redir # ~/.bash_profile: executed by bash(1) for login shells.
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• .bashrc
  # ~/.bashrc: executed by bash(1) for non-login shells.
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• Invalid shell
  ...d shell, the path of which is not listed in the ''shell database'' (/[[etc/shells]]). A non-root user cannot assign itself a shell that does not exist in the ... invalid shell to be listed in the database of standard shells (<code>/etc/shells</code>).
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• Shell configuration file
  ...on which shell you're using, and it's important to note that since not all shells have compatible built-in commands, your different config files will not be ...le. [[.bashrc]] will get called from non-interactive shells (ie, non-login shells,) lastly. The easy way to manage everything is to place all your shell cust
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• Ports, Installing
  Path: /usr/ports/shells/bash2 ...ing tells you where the port you want to install is, in this case it is in shells/bash2. Now there are a number of things you can do to install a port such a
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• Changing your shell
  [[Category: Shells]]
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• SSH, limiting to SCP or Rsync only
  ...nctionality. It is available through the ports collection under /usr/ports/shells/scponly.
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