The biggest problem I encountered during the archive project was figuring out how to transfer the files from the server to my laptop. I ended up using the pscp command in the windows command prompt. Creating the archive and compressing it seemed straight forward. I like that the two can be separate that way you can create and archive without compressing it just to keep the files together. Also you can compress a single file without having to archive it.

who - shows who is logged on

 who [option] [file | arg1 arg2 ]
 

ls - list directory contents

 ls [option] [file]
 -l use long list format

chmod - change file mode bits

 chmod [option] mode[mode]... file...
 

ctrl c - to quite out of a command

cat - concatenate files and print on the standard output

 cat [option] [file]
 

echo - display a line of text

 echo [option] [string]
 

tail - output the last part of files

 tail [option] [file]
 

set - set or unset values of shell options and positional parameters

 set UID - sets user ID
 set GID - sets group ID

alpine - email service

cd - change directory

status unix - check attendance and grades for unix course

cal - calender

man [command] - manual page for command entered

date - current time and date

ncal - calendar and date of Easter

pom - phase of the moon

write - send a message to another user

 write user [ttyname]
 

• unix Project A
• unix Project B