Re: Anyone recommend a good Unix Scripting book?

"Ryan" <rgaffuri_at_cox.net> wrote in message news:<Pmkna.121839$yh1.6795701_at_news1.east.cox.net>...
> we have the Korn Shell book and Ive read about 2/3s of it. Im not a total
> newbie to Unix. Syntax is syntax is syntax. No big deal there and I can ask
> someone. What speeds up the learning curve are design pattern stuff.
>
> ie A piped to B does C examples, its not always obvious at first. Or here
> are some generic scripts that do XYZ. I have alot of work to do and need a
> fast forward. Unix isn't all Im gonna do. Thanks though.
>
> Anyone know any good websites with lots of scripting examples? Yes I can
> search google, but Id rather not hunt through 30 of them to find one I like.
> Any that you like? Since this isnt a Unix first spot, Id think that many of
> you find it easier to canabalize Unix code.

Here's a kick start:

http://www.oracle.com/oramag/webcolumns/2001/index.html?op_unixway.html

jg

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