Shell Script: How to Automate Command Line Tasks Using Bash Scripting and Shell Programming

Want to find out ways of writing shell scripts like a professional, crack practical issues, or automate recurring and difficult assignments then read further.

At the ending of the book you need to be proficient in creating shell scripts simply. You will discover how to do tiresome and monotonous activities to become programs that will set aside time for other things and make your life simpler in Linux, MAC or UNIX systems.

What you get to discover in this book includes:

Gradual procedures on writing shell scripts that crack actual issues in reality.

The initial thing you ought to perform whenever you construct a shell script.

Ways of speedily locate and repair majority of shell scripting errors.

Ways of accepting input from a user then making choices on the particular input.

Ways of accepting and processing command line cases.

The existing unique variables, ways of utilizing them into your shell scripts and at what time to use them.

A shell script design to do list .You will never ever have to presume what to incorporate in every shell script again. Simply make use of the straightforward check list.

Ways of applying the shell script template format in every shell script. It illustrates precisely what to incorporate and wherever everything fits. Eradicate presumptions.

Actual cases of shell scripts from my own collected works.

Find out how to Program with whichever Shell Scripting Language
Exploitation of what’s drafted in this book in whichever shell. The knowledge can be utilized in whichever shell but our concentration is towards the bash shell and discovering various complex bash elements. Even if you're utilizing bash, C shell (csh), Bourne (sh), Z shell (zsh), tcsh shell or KornShell (ksh),you should be able apply what you’ve discovered from this book properly.

Ideal for Mac, Unix, Linux and others

Additionally, you'll be capable of applying the scripts on whichever Linux situation and Debian, Linux Fedora, Mint, RedHat, Slackware, Kali Linux, OpenSUSE, Ubuntu, and others. The scripts will still be able to work on different operating systems like Oracle's Solaris, IBM's AIX, OpenBSD FreeBSD, NetBSD, HP's HP-UX and Apple's Mac OS X.