The Unix filesystem is the primary mechanism we use to locate our data. Here's how it works.
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In this section, we will go into more detail about the different types of filesystems encountered on a UNIX system, and the utilities used to create, mount, and maintain filesystems.
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A look at the source code control system, or SCCS, bundled into nearly every Unix operating system and a staple of simple configuration control.
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How to remove extended ascii characters from Unix files using the Unix tr utility. Use character translation to remove unwanted characters from Unix files.
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The SGI workstations and the DECstations use variations of the Unix operating system. You need to set access permissions on your Web files so that everyone can read them. If you are working in groups, then you also have to set permissions so that the others in your group can modify your files.
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One of the hardest things for the beginner webmaster to get to grips with is how to use CHMOD correctly to set permissions on files on UNIX and Linux web servers. You need to set the correct permissions on CGI scripts when you install them, to stop those dreaded "500 Server Error" messages. In this tutorial, we're going to explain the concept of permissions, and show you how to set permissions using your FTP program or via Telnet.
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