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* You can submit your (advisory) homework to homework.skku@gmail.com with the title ''[ICE2015] Homework''.
* Advisory homework assignments will contribute by 10% to the final grade.
* %red%Shell Lab%% (mandatory) - Due: Dec. 12
** Logistics
*** All files must be in a single directory that are named after your student ID.
**** The directory has two sub-directories, ''docs'' and ''srcs''.
**** Documents are in the directory ''docs''.
**** Source files are in the directory ''srcs''.
*** The student ID directory will be zipped into a single tgz file.
*** You will send the zipped file to ''homework.skku@gmail.com'' by the end of the due date
*** The title of the e-mail should be '''[ICE2015 SA] ''your student ID'''''.
** Part VI - Issued on Dec. 1
*** Congratulations! You've made a shell that is able to do basic functions.
*** An excellent engineering should be documented with excellence, too. This is the time to write a technical report and manual pages about your shell.
*** A technical report must well illustrate the internal structure and mechanisms of your shell. The features provided by your shell must be clearly documented in the manual pages, accordingly.
*** %red%All documentation should be done in English.%%
** Part V - Issued on Dec. 1
*** Polish your shell with more built-in commands and the job control feature.
*** The following build-in commands should be implemented.
#### ''time''
#### ''cd''
#### ''pwd''
*** In order to support job controlling, following commands are also need to be implemented.
#### ''bg''
#### ''fg''
#### ''jobs''
*** The job control may require your shell to create a new process group for each command line input.
** Part IV - Issued on Nov. 28
*** Now, your shell must handle pipelining and redirection of commands as ''bash'' does.
*** Arbitrary number of commands can be pipelined.
*** Redirection of standard input and output as well as standard error must be supported.
** Part III - Issued on Nov. 22
*** This is the turn to make your shell invoke external commands. If a given command is not found in the internal command list, fork and exec the corresponding external command instead. Use p-series exec functions to find proper command in the directories specified by the PATH variable.
*** Your shell supposedly supports the background execution feature. Like ''bash'', if a command followed by ''&'' is given, your shell will execute the command in the background. Naturally, your shell must properly handle SIGCHLD from the children in the background. Never let them become zombies.
** Part II - Issued on Nov. 12
*** Surprisingly, your shell provides an in-house version of the ''ls'' command as an internal command. Exactly the same as the conventional ''ls'', your ''ls'' must show detailed information about files when used with ''-l'' option.
*** No more specifications will be provided. Give your ''ls'' as many features as possible.
** Part I - Issued on Nov. 4
### Write the skeleton of your shell.
### The prompt of your shell should be "(username)@(hostname):(cwd)$".
### Implement the following built-in functions.
**** ''echo''
**** ''whoami'' (returns the current username)
**** ''export''
* Function programming assignment (advisory) - Issued on Nov. 15
** Write a function, ''system2'' that exactly does the same thing as the library call, ''system''.
** ''system2'' parses the argument string and passes the string tokens to ''bash'' as argvs via the exec call.
** Naturally, the exec must be invoked by the child process after forking.
** The parent process must wait for the child to finish with the ''wait'' system call.
** ''system2'' must return status information as defined in the manual page of ''system''.
* Utility programming assignment (advisory) - Issued on Nov. 10
** Write a program mychmod.c, which is a simplified version of the ''chmod'' command.
** The program should support both octal mode input and symbolic input.
* Utility programming assignment (advisory) - Issued on Oct. 30
** ''top'' is a useful tool for monitoring system status on the fly. Your mission is to build a simplified version of ''top''.
** Your top will periodically show system information that includes the followings:
*** Load average of 1, 5 and 15 minutes.
*** Number of existing processes.
*** Total memory and free memory.
** The original ''top'' displays the information in good-looking form. This output is generated through the ''ncurses'' library. If you want to make a command line tool with user-friendly interface, learning how to use ''ncurses'' is highly recommended.
** If you are interested in ''ncurses'', please refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Programming Howto]]. Also, you can easily install ''ncurses'' to your system with the ''apt-get install ncurses-devel'' command.
* System administration homework assignment (advisory) - Issued on Oct. 6
**You want to make your system back up all temporary files in /tmp to a backup file, of which name is tmp-YYYY-MM-DD, in /backup/ after every boot up, how can you accomplish this? Write a shell script according to the rc shell script convention, and place the shell script in /etc/init.d and create a symbolic link in the proper rc directory. The backup file should be a tarred and gzipped file.
* Shell scripting homework assignment (advisory) - Issued on Sep. 22
## Counting the number of files with the given name
*** Your shell script traverses a directory structure and counts the number of files with the given file name.
*** The file name will be given to the script as its first command line argument.
*** The second argument is the starting directory to traverse. If it is not given, by default, the current working directory will be used as the starting point.
*** The file name can be written in regular expression.
*** The output should be as follows:\\
"(number of files) files have the file name (given name) under the directory (starting directory)."
## Logging the number of threads in a system
*** Your shell script periodically record the number of threads in execution.
*** Your shell script demands two command line arguments.
*** The first argument denotes the log file name, and the second argument determines the logging period.
*** The logging period is represented in seconds. For example, if the second argument is 60, the shell script will wake up every 1 min and log the number of existing threads on the log file.
*** The format of the log is as follows:\\
"2014-09-22 16:26:20 - 124 threads exist."\\
"2014-09-22 16:31:20 - 128 threads exist."
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*** %%red%All documentation should be done in English.%
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*** %red%All documentation should be done in English.%%
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*** %%red%All documentation should be done in English.%
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*** The title of the e-mail should be [ICE2015 SA] ''your student ID''.
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*** The title of the e-mail should be '''[ICE2015 SA] ''your student ID'''''.
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** Logistics
*** All files must be in a single directory that are named after your student ID.
**** The directory has two sub-directories, ''docs'' and ''srcs''.
**** Documents are in the directory ''docs''.
**** Source files are in the directory ''srcs''.
*** The student ID directory will be zipped into a single tgz file.
*** You will send the zipped file to ''homework.skku@gmail.com'' by the end of the due date
*** The title of the e-mail should be [ICE2015 SA] ''your student ID''.
** Part VI - Issued on Dec. 1
*** Congratulations! You've made a shell that is able to do basic functions.
*** An excellent engineering should be documented with excellence, too. This is the time to write a technical report and manual pages about your shell.
*** A technical report must well illustrate the internal structure and mechanisms of your shell. The features provided by your shell must be clearly documented in the manual pages, accordingly.
*** All files must be in a single directory that are named after your student ID.
**** The directory has two sub-directories, ''docs'' and ''srcs''.
**** Documents are in the directory ''docs''.
**** Source files are in the directory ''srcs''.
*** The student ID directory will be zipped into a single tgz file.
*** You will send the zipped file to ''homework.skku@gmail.com'' by the end of the due date
*** The title of the e-mail should be [ICE2015 SA] ''your student ID''.
** Part VI - Issued on Dec. 1
*** Congratulations! You've made a shell that is able to do basic functions.
*** An excellent engineering should be documented with excellence, too. This is the time to write a technical report and manual pages about your shell.
*** A technical report must well illustrate the internal structure and mechanisms of your shell. The features provided by your shell must be clearly documented in the manual pages, accordingly.
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#### time
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#### ''time''
#### ''cd''
#### ''pwd''
*** In order to support job controlling, following commands are also need to be implemented.
#### ''bg''
#### ''fg''
#### ''jobs''
*** The job control may require your shell to create a new process group for each command line input.
#### ''cd''
#### ''pwd''
*** In order to support job controlling, following commands are also need to be implemented.
#### ''bg''
#### ''fg''
#### ''jobs''
*** The job control may require your shell to create a new process group for each command line input.
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*** Job controlling may require your shell to create a new process group for each command line input
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*** The job control may require your shell to create a new process group for each command line input
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** Part V - Issued on Dec. 1
*** Polish your shell with more built-in commands and the job control feature.
*** The following build-in commands should be implemented.
#### time
#### cd
#### pwd
*** In order to support job controlling, following commands are also need to be implemented
#### bg
#### fg
#### jobs
*** Job controlling may require your shell to create a new process group for each command line input
*** Polish your shell with more built-in commands and the job control feature.
*** The following build-in commands should be implemented.
#### time
#### cd
#### pwd
*** In order to support job controlling, following commands are also need to be implemented
#### bg
#### fg
#### jobs
*** Job controlling may require your shell to create a new process group for each command line input
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** Part IV - Issued on Nov. 28
*** Now, your shell must handle pipelining and redirection of commands as ''bash'' does.
*** Arbitrary number of commands can be pipelined.
*** Redirection of standard input and output as well as standard error must be supported.
*** Now, your shell must handle pipelining and redirection of commands as ''bash'' does.
*** Arbitrary number of commands can be pipelined.
*** Redirection of standard input and output as well as standard error must be supported.
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*** This is the turn to make your shell invoke external commands. If a given command is not found in the internal command list, fork and exec the corresponding external command instead. Use p-series exec functions to find proper command by using the PATH environment.
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*** This is the turn to make your shell invoke external commands. If a given command is not found in the internal command list, fork and exec the corresponding external command instead. Use p-series exec functions to find proper command in the directories specified by the PATH variable.
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** Write a function, ''system2'' that exactly does the same thing as the library call, ''system''.
** ''system2'' parses the argument string and passes the string tokens to ''bash'' as argvs via the exec call.
** Naturally, the exec must be invoked by the child process after forking.
** The parent process must wait for the child to finish with the ''wait'' system call.
** ''system2'' must return status information as defined in the manual page of ''system''.
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** Part III - Issued on Nov. 22
*** This is the turn to make your shell invoke external commands. If a given command is not found in the internal command list, fork and exec the corresponding external command instead. Use p-series exec functions to find proper command by using the PATH environment.
*** Your shell supposedly supports the background execution feature. Like ''bash'', if a command followed by ''&'' is given, your shell will execute the command in the background. Naturally, your shell must properly handle SIGCHLD from the children in the background. Never let them become zombies.
*** This is the turn to make your shell invoke external commands. If a given command is not found in the internal command list, fork and exec the corresponding external command instead. Use p-series exec functions to find proper command by using the PATH environment.
*** Your shell supposedly supports the background execution feature. Like ''bash'', if a command followed by ''&'' is given, your shell will execute the command in the background. Naturally, your shell must properly handle SIGCHLD from the children in the background. Never let them become zombies.
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* Function programming assignment (advisory) - Issued on Nov. 15
** Write a function, ''system2'' that exactly does the same thing as the library call, ''system''.
** ''system2'' parses the argument string and passes the string tokens to ''bash'' as argvs via the exec call.
** Naturally, the exec must be invoked by the child process after forking.
** The parent process must wait for the child to finish with the ''wait'' system call.
** ''system2'' must return status information as defined in the manual page of ''system''.
** Write a function, ''system2'' that exactly does the same thing as the library call, ''system''.
** ''system2'' parses the argument string and passes the string tokens to ''bash'' as argvs via the exec call.
** Naturally, the exec must be invoked by the child process after forking.
** The parent process must wait for the child to finish with the ''wait'' system call.
** ''system2'' must return status information as defined in the manual page of ''system''.
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** ''system2'' parses the argument string and passes the string tokens to ''bash'' with the exec call.
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** ''system2'' parses the argument string and passes the string tokens to ''bash'' as argvs via the exec call.
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* Function programming assignment (advisory) - Issued on Nov. 15
** Write a function, ''system2'' that exactly does the same thing as the library call, ''system''.
** ''system2'' parses the argument string and passes the string tokens to ''bash'' with the exec call.
** Naturally, the exec must be invoked by the child process after forking.
** The parent process must wait for the child to finish with the ''wait'' system call.
** ''system2'' must return status information as defined in the manual page of ''system''.
** Write a function, ''system2'' that exactly does the same thing as the library call, ''system''.
** ''system2'' parses the argument string and passes the string tokens to ''bash'' with the exec call.
** Naturally, the exec must be invoked by the child process after forking.
** The parent process must wait for the child to finish with the ''wait'' system call.
** ''system2'' must return status information as defined in the manual page of ''system''.
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*** Surprisingly, your shell provides an in-house version of the ''ls'' command as an internal command. Exactly the same as the conventional ''ls'', your ''ls'' must show detailed information about files when used with ''-l'' option.
*** No more specifications will be provided. Give your ''ls'' as many features as possible.
*** No more specifications will be provided. Give your ''ls'' as many features as possible.
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** Write a program mychmod.c, which is a simplified version of the ''chmod'' command.
** The program should support both octal mode input and symbolic input.
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** Part II - Issued on Nov. 12
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* Utility programming assignment (advisory) - Issued on Nov. 10
** Write a program mychmod.c, which is a simplified version of the ''chmod'' command.
** The program should support both octal mode input and symbolic input.
** Write a program mychmod.c, which is a simplified version of the ''chmod'' command.
** The program should support both octal mode input and symbolic input.
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** The program should support both octal mode input and symbolic input.
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* Utility programming assignment (advisory) - Issued on Nov. 10
** Write a program mychmod.c, which is a simplified version of the ''chmod'' command.
*** The program should support both octal mode input and symbolic input.
** Write a program mychmod.c, which is a simplified version of the ''chmod'' command.
*** The program should support both octal mode input and symbolic input.
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**** echo
****export
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**** ''echo''
**** ''whoami'' (returns the current username)
**** ''export''
**** ''whoami'' (returns the current username)
**** ''export''
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### The prompt of your shell should be "(username)@(hostname):(cwd)$".
### Implement the following built-in functions.
**** echo
**** whoami (returns the current username)
**** export
### Implement the following built-in functions.
**** echo
**** whoami (returns the current username)
**** export
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### Write the skeleton of your shell.
###
###
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* %red%Shell Lab%
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* %red%Shell Lab%% (mandatory) - Due: Dec. 12
** Part I - Issued on Nov. 4
**# Write the skeleton of your shell.
**#
** Part I - Issued on Nov. 4
**# Write the skeleton of your shell.
**#
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** If you are interested in ''ncurses'', please refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Programming Howto]]. Also, you can easily install ''ncurses'' to your system with ''apt-get install ncurses-devel'' command.
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** If you are interested in ''ncurses'', please refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Programming Howto]]. Also, you can easily install ''ncurses'' to your system with the ''apt-get install ncurses-devel'' command.
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** ''top'' is a useful tool for monitoring system status on the fly. Your mission is to build a simplified version of "top"
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** ''top'' is a useful tool for monitoring system status on the fly. Your mission is to build a simplified version of ''top''.
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** The original "top" displays the information in good-looking form. This output is generated through the "ncurses" library. If you want to make a command line tool with user-friendly interface, learning how to use "ncurses" is highly recommended.
** If you are interested in"ncurses", please refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Programming Howto]]. Also, you can easily install "ncurses" to your system with "apt-get install ncurses-devel" command.
** If you are interested in
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** The original ''top'' displays the information in good-looking form. This output is generated through the ''ncurses'' library. If you want to make a command line tool with user-friendly interface, learning how to use ''ncurses'' is highly recommended.
** If you are interested in ''ncurses'', please refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Programming Howto]]. Also, you can easily install ''ncurses'' to your system with ''apt-get install ncurses-devel'' command.
** If you are interested in ''ncurses'', please refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Programming Howto]]. Also, you can easily install ''ncurses'' to your system with ''apt-get install ncurses-devel'' command.
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** If you are interested in "ncurses", please refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Programming Howto]].
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** If you are interested in "ncurses", please refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Programming Howto]]. Also, you can easily install "ncurses" to your system with "apt-get install ncurses-devel" command.
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** ''top'' is a useful tool to monitor system status on the fly. Your mission is to build a simplified version of "top"
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** ''top'' is a useful tool for monitoring system status on the fly. Your mission is to build a simplified version of "top"
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** If you are interested in "ncurses", please refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Howto]].
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** If you are interested in "ncurses", please refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Programming Howto]].
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* Utility programming assignment (advisory) - Issue on Oct. 30
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* Utility programming assignment (advisory) - Issued on Oct. 30
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** If you are interested in "ncurses", refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Howto]].
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** If you are interested in "ncurses", please refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Howto]].
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** If you are interested in "ncurses", refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Howto]]
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** If you are interested in "ncurses", refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Howto]].
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** The original "top" displays the information in good-looking form. This output is generated through the "ncurses" library. If you want to make a command line tool with user-friendly interface, learning how to use "ncurses"
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** The original "top" displays the information in good-looking form. This output is generated through the "ncurses" library. If you want to make a command line tool with user-friendly interface, learning how to use "ncurses" is highly recommended.
** If you are interested in "ncurses", refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Howto]]
** If you are interested in "ncurses", refer to [[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/|ncurses Howto]]
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** ''top'' is a useful tool to monitor system status on the fly.
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** ''top'' is a useful tool to monitor system status on the fly. Your mission is to build a simplified version of "top"
** Your top will periodically show system information that includes the followings:
*** Load average of 1, 5 and 15 minutes.
*** Number of existing processes.
*** Total memory and free memory.
** The original "top" displays the information in good-looking form. This output is generated through the "ncurses" library. If you want to make a command line tool with user-friendly interface, learning how to use "ncurses"
** Your top will periodically show system information that includes the followings:
*** Load average of 1, 5 and 15 minutes.
*** Number of existing processes.
*** Total memory and free memory.
** The original "top" displays the information in good-looking form. This output is generated through the "ncurses" library. If you want to make a command line tool with user-friendly interface, learning how to use "ncurses"
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** 'top'
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** ''top'' is a useful tool to monitor system status on the fly.
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* Utility programming assignment (advisory) - Issue on Oct. 30
** 'top'
** 'top'
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**You want to make your system back up all temporary files in /tmp to a backup file, of which name is tmp-YYYY-MM-DD, in /backup/ after every boot up, how can you accomplish this? Write a shell script according to the rc shell script convention, and place the shell script in /etc/init.d and create a symbolic link in the proper rc directory.
**
**
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**You want to make your system back up all temporary files in /tmp to a backup file, of which name is tmp-YYYY-MM-DD, in /backup/ after every boot up, how can you accomplish this? Write a shell script according to the rc shell script convention, and place the shell script in /etc/init.d and create a symbolic link in the proper rc directory. The backup file should be a tarred and gzipped file.
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** The backup file should be a tarred and gzipped file.
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"2014-09-22 16:31:20 - 128 threads exist."
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"2014-09-22 16:31:20 - 128 threads exist."
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* System administration homework assignment (advisory) - Issue on Oct. 6
**If you want to make your system back up all temporary files in /tmp to a backup file, of which name is tmp-YYYY-MM-DD, in /backup/ after every boot up, how can you accomplish this? Write a shell script according to the rc shell script convention, and place the shell script in /etc/init.d and create a symbolic link in the proper rc directory.
**
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* System administration homework assignment (advisory) - Issued on Oct. 6
**You want to make your system back up all temporary files in /tmp to a backup file, of which name is tmp-YYYY-MM-DD, in /backup/ after every boot up, how can you accomplish this? Write a shell script according to the rc shell script convention, and place the shell script in /etc/init.d and create a symbolic link in the proper rc directory.
**You want to make your system back up all temporary files in /tmp to a backup file, of which name is tmp-YYYY-MM-DD, in /backup/ after every boot up, how can you accomplish this? Write a shell script according to the rc shell script convention, and place the shell script in /etc/init.d and create a symbolic link in the proper rc directory.
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* System administration homework assignment (advisory) - Issue on Oct. 6
**If you want to make your system back up all temporary files in /tmp to a backup file, of which name is tmp-YYYY-MM-DD, in /backup/ after every boot up, how can you accomplish this? Write a shell script according to the rc shell script convention, and place the shell script in /etc/init.d and create a symbolic link in the proper rc directory.
**If you want to make your system back up all temporary files in /tmp to a backup file, of which name is tmp-YYYY-MM-DD, in /backup/ after every boot up, how can you accomplish this? Write a shell script according to the rc shell script convention, and place the shell script in /etc/init.d and create a symbolic link in the proper rc directory.
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* Advisory homework assignments will contribute by 10% to the final grade.
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"2014-09-22 16:26:20 - 124 threads exist."\\
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* Shell scripting homework assignment (advisory)
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* Shell scripting homework assignment (advisory) - Issued on Sep. 22
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"16 files have the file name (given name) under the directory (starting directory)."
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"(number of files) files have the file name (given name) under the directory (starting directory)."
## Logging the number of threads in a system
*** Your shell script periodically record the number of threads in execution.
*** Your shell script demands two command line arguments.
*** The first argument denotes the log file name, and the second argument determines the logging period.
*** The logging period is represented in seconds. For example, if the second argument is 60, the shell script will wake up every 1 min and log the number of existing threads on the log file.
*** The format of the log is as follows:\\
"2014-09-22 16:26:20 - 124 threads exist."
"2014-09-22 16:31:20 - 128 threads exist."
## Logging the number of threads in a system
*** Your shell script periodically record the number of threads in execution.
*** Your shell script demands two command line arguments.
*** The first argument denotes the log file name, and the second argument determines the logging period.
*** The logging period is represented in seconds. For example, if the second argument is 60, the shell script will wake up every 1 min and log the number of existing threads on the log file.
*** The format of the log is as follows:\\
"2014-09-22 16:26:20 - 124 threads exist."
"2014-09-22 16:31:20 - 128 threads exist."
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*** Your shell script traverses a directory structure and counts the number of files with the given file name.
*** The file name will be given to the script as its first command line argument.
*** The second argument is the starting directory to traverse. If it is not given, by default, the current working directory will be used as the starting point.
*** The file name can be written in regular expression.
*** The output should be as follows:\\
"16 files have the file name (given name) under the directory (starting directory)."
*** The file name will be given to the script as its first command line argument.
*** The second argument is the starting directory to traverse. If it is not given, by default, the current working directory will be used as the starting point.
*** The file name can be written in regular expression.
*** The output should be as follows:\\
"16 files have the file name (given name) under the directory (starting directory)."
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## dd
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## Counting the number of files with the given name
*** ffff
*** ffff
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* Shell scripting homework assignment (advisory)
*# dd
*# dd
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* You can submit your (advisory) homework to homework.skku@gmail.com with the title ''[ICE2015] Homework''
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* You can submit your (advisory) homework to homework.skku@gmail.com with the title ''[ICE2015] Homework''.
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!!! [Assignments]
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!!! [Assignments]
* You can submit your (advisory) homework to homework.skku@gmail.com with the title ''[ICE2015] Homework''
* You can submit your (advisory) homework to homework.skku@gmail.com with the title ''[ICE2015] Homework''
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!! ICE2015: UNIX Programming (Fall 2014)
!!! [Assignments]
!!! [Assignments]
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!!! [Resources]
* Installation and preparation
** [[http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/install-ubuntu-desktop|How to install Ubuntu]] - Official Linux distribution for our class
** [[https://www.virtualbox.org|Oracle Virtual Box]] - A free open-source multiplatform virtualization product
* Development Tools
** Vim
*** [[http://www.openvim.com/tutorial.html|Vim Tutorial]]
*** [[https://kldp.org/node/102947|Vim Short-cut Keys]] - A graphical Vim cheat sheet
*** [[http://vim-adventures.com|Vim Adventure]] - An interactive game that teaches you how to use Vim
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* [[https://kldp.org/node/102947|Vim Short-cut Keys]] - A graphical Vim cheat sheet
* [[http://vim-adventures.com|Vim Adventure]] - An interactive game that teaches you how to use Vim
* [[https://kldp.org/node/102947|Vim Short-cut Keys]] - A graphical Vim cheat sheet
* [[http://vim-adventures.com|Vim Adventure]] - An interactive game that teaches you how to use Vim
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** Vim
*** [[http://www.openvim.com/tutorial.html|Vim Tutorial]]
*** [[https://kldp.org/node/102947|Vim Short-cut Keys]] - A graphical Vim cheat sheet
*** [[http://vim-adventures.com|Vim Adventure]] - An interactive game that teaches you how to use Vim
*** [[http://www.openvim.com/tutorial.html|Vim Tutorial]]
*** [[https://kldp.org/node/102947|Vim Short-cut Keys]] - A graphical Vim cheat sheet
*** [[http://vim-adventures.com|Vim Adventure]] - An interactive game that teaches you how to use Vim
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** [[http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/install-ubuntu-desktop|How to install Ubuntu]]
** [[https://www.virtualbox.org|Oracle Virtual Box]] (Free Open-Source Multiplatform Virtualization Product)
to:
** [[http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/install-ubuntu-desktop|How to install Ubuntu]] - Official Linux distribution for our class
** [[https://www.virtualbox.org|Oracle Virtual Box]] - A free open-source multiplatform virtualization product
* Development Tools
* [[http://www.openvim.com/tutorial.html|Vim Tutorial]]
* [[https://kldp.org/node/102947|Vim Short-cut Keys]] - A graphical Vim cheat sheet
* [[http://vim-adventures.com|Vim Adventure]] - An interactive game that teaches you how to use Vim
** [[https://www.virtualbox.org|Oracle Virtual Box]] - A free open-source multiplatform virtualization product
* Development Tools
* [[http://www.openvim.com/tutorial.html|Vim Tutorial]]
* [[https://kldp.org/node/102947|Vim Short-cut Keys]] - A graphical Vim cheat sheet
* [[http://vim-adventures.com|Vim Adventure]] - An interactive game that teaches you how to use Vim
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* [[http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/install-ubuntu-desktop|How to install Ubuntu]]
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** [[http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/install-ubuntu-desktop|How to install Ubuntu]]
** [[https://www.virtualbox.org|Oracle Virtual Box]] (Free Open-Source Multiplatform Virtualization Product)
** [[https://www.virtualbox.org|Oracle Virtual Box]] (Free Open-Source Multiplatform Virtualization Product)
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!! ICE2015: UNIX Programming (Fall 2014)
!!! [Resources]
* [[http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/install-ubuntu-desktop|How to install Ubuntu]]
!!! [Resources]
* [[http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/install-ubuntu-desktop|How to install Ubuntu]]