 Unix Quick Reference
Guides
Types of Topics
Topics and Guides
 Accessing the Astro or Compute Unix System Using a PC and SSH Secure Shell Provides
instructions on how download and use a secure telnet program called Secure
Shell to access your Unix account. Also provides instructions on uploading
and downloading files.
Account Guide to Temple's Central Unix Systems
Describes how to open an account on a central Unix system, access the
system, and obtain more information about using the system. This guide
also lists the Internet services and software packages available on
Temple's central Unix systems.
Unix Quick Reference Guide
Explains how to perform basic tasks on Temple's central Unix systems.
Topics include creating files and directories, using the pico editor,
printing, using online help, and other topics.
Quick List of Unix Commands
Shows an alphabetical listing of commonly used Unix commands.
Using the Pine Mail Progam on Temple's Central Unix
Systems
Explains how to send and receive electronic mail on Temple's central Unix systems using the pine mail program.
Participating in Listserv Discussion Groups Hosted
on listserv.temple.edu
Provides instructions on how to subscribe and participate in Listserv
discussion groups hosted on listserv.temple.edu. (Instructions for Using the web to participate in Listserv discussion
groups are also available.)
Unix Editor (vi) (E-Bulletin
310) Explains how to use the Unix text editor, vi, to create and modify
files, and add, delete, search for and copy text settings.
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download a copy.
ACLs: Your answer to Unix file sharing Explains
how to use Access Control List (ACL), a Unix feature that enables
you to share particular files in your account with other people by
specifying read from, write to, and/or execute permission.
Accessing the Astro or Compute Unix System Using a PC and SSH Secure Shell Includes
instructions for uploading and downloading files between your PC and your
Unix account using a secure telnet program called Secure Shell.
Try Netscape for Unix File Transfer
Provides instructions for uploading and downloading files between your PC
or Mac and your Unix account using Netscape Navigator.
Try Internet Explorer 5.0 for file transfer
Provides instructions for uploading and downloading files between your PC
and your Unix account using Internet Explorer 5.0.
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