Help with UNIX commands

[Mame Mbodji]

I am researching some unix commands and I would like to know if someone
knows where I can find them online. I just want to know what are they
used for and if there are some available examples online.The commands
are: snapshot and sdtprocess.

Sorry if this is not the right place to post this.

Thanks.

[Wiggins D'Anconia]

Mame Mbodji wrote:

> I am researching some unix commands and I would like to know if someone
> knows where I can find them online. I just want to know what are they
> used for and if there are some available examples online.The commands
> are: snapshot and sdtprocess.
>
> Sorry if this is not the right place to post this.
>

Well it seems not to do with Perl, unless these tools are written in
Perl, so it might be a little OT....but....

What variant of Unix? These are not tools that I have seen before, not
that I am an all Unix guru. Have you tried the old stand by of:

man snapshot
man sdtprocess

??? That would be might first suggestion. If they are Perl then
hopefully they have some form of internal documentation, try pulling
them up in a text editor.....

[url]http://danconia.org[/url]

[Chuck Fox]

[email]Mercedissa1@netscape.net[/email] wrote:

> I am researching some unix commands and I would like to know if
> someone knows where I can find them online. I just want to know what
> are they used for and if there are some available examples online.The
> commands are: snapshot and sdtprocess.
>
> Sorry if this is not the right place to post this.
>
> Thanks.

The following link shows a huge list of OS level tasks and the commands
to run them on a slew of different (*nix), including our favorites
Solaris, HPUX and Linux.

[url]http://bhami.com/rosetta.html[/url]

Enjoy

Chuck

[Tore Aursand]

On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 20:36:54 -0500, Mame Mbodji wrote:

> I am researching some unix commands and I would like to know if someone
> knows where I can find them online.

What does this have to do with Perl? The obvious answer, though, is to
tap twice on the TAB key, write down what you see, and then prepend each
command with 'man' and then see what you get.

Example:

man cat

Easy! :-)


--
Tore Aursand <tore@aursand.no>

[Rob Dixon]

Wiggins D'Anconia wrote:

>
> Mame Mbodji wrote:

> > I am researching some unix commands and I would like to know if someone
> > knows where I can find them online. I just want to know what are they
> > used for and if there are some available examples online.The commands
> > are: snapshot and sdtprocess.
> >
> > Sorry if this is not the right place to post this.
> >

/How to lose friends and alienate people/

> Well it seems not to do with Perl, unless these tools are written in
> Perl, so it might be a little OT....but....
>
> What variant of Unix? These are not tools that I have seen before, not
> that I am an all Unix guru. Have you tried the old stand by of:
>
> man snapshot
> man sdtprocess

/R

[Mame Mbodji]

Rob:

Thank you for responding to my post! I just got back from a long week
end. Did not check my email....

[email]rob@dixon.port995.com[/email] wrote:

> Wiggins D'Anconia wrote:
>

>>Mame Mbodji wrote:
>>

>>>I am researching some unix commands and I would like to know if someone
>>>knows where I can find them online. I just want to know what are they
>>>used for and if there are some available examples online.The commands
>>>are: snapshot and sdtprocess.
>>>
>>>Sorry if this is not the right place to post this.
>>>

>>

>
> /How to lose friends and alienate people/
>
>

>>Well it seems not to do with Perl, unless these tools are written in
>>Perl, so it might be a little OT....but....
>>
>>What variant of Unix? These are not tools that I have seen before, not
>>that I am an all Unix guru. Have you tried the old stand by of:
>>
>>man snapshot
>>man sdtprocess

>
>
>
> /R
>
>
>