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To: Shawn Cole <tanned7@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Can I pay someone to configure my server?
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From: swear@blarg.net (Gary W. Swearingen)
Date: 09 Oct 2001 18:16:16 -0700
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Shawn wrote:

> > or where can I find out all the shell commands for FreeBSD.

Entering this at a shell command prompt should list the ones that
will work at the prompt without a full path name:

  find $(IFS=:; echo . $PATH) -type f -perm +111 -maxdepth 1

This should list most of the rest:

  find / -type f -perm +111

Not all will have man pages.
Some are designed to be used only by other programs.

Your shell command will have some more built in.  See the "builtins"
man page for a quick list of a few shell's commands.

You may define some other commands interactively or in your ~/.profile
type shell startup file which your shell man page will say how to
define and list (called "aliases" and "functions").

Finally (?), one can use the "source" or "." command to cause a text
file to be read for a list of commands, but there are not many of
those kind of "source" files around other than the shell startup
files like /etc/profile.

There's plenty of UnX resources on the net. Google.com is your friend.

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