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    Bash scripting

    Flow me :
    Security test Group on Facebook:
    https://www.facebook.com/groups/155349421484222/
    On YouTube
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpis91Zi0N-CGjqjFXuRt4w
    On twitter
    https://twitter.com/abdallahelsoka1

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    Echo&printf
    #!/bin/bash
    Echo “hello world”;
    Printf “hello world”;
    %s = stirng
    %d = integer

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    COMMENTS
    #!/bin/bash
    #comment
    <<comment
    some comments

    comment

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    VARIABLES
    #!/bin/bash
    var=“value”
    default variables
    $hostname
    $home
    etc….

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    VARIABLES
    #!/bin/bash
    readonly variable
    unset variable

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    INPUT
    #!/bin/bash
    Read –p “your name : ” name
    Read –t time
    Read –s “your password :” password

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    MATH EXPRESSIONS
    #!/bin/bash

    number1=15
    number2=16
    echo $(($number1+$number2))
    echo `expr $number1+$number2`

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    #!/bin/bash IF STATMENT
    if [condition]; then
    “code”
    elif [condition]; then
    “code”
    else
    “code”
    fi
    ----------------------------
    test condition && ”code” || »code«

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    IF STATMENT

    #!/bin/bash

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    array

    #!/bin/bash
    array_name=(value1 space value2)
    ${array_name[index]}
    array_name[0]= »value«

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    While loop
    #!/bin/bash

    a=0
    while [ $a -lt 10 ]
    do
    echo $a
    a=`expr $a + 1`
    done

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    Until loop

    #!/bin/bash
    a=0
    until [ ! $a -lt 10 ] do
    echo $a
    a=`expr $a + 1`
    done

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    For loop

    #!/bin/bash

    for FILE in $HOME/.bash*


    do
    echo $FILE
    done

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    select

    #!/bin/bash

    Select FILE in $HOME/.bash*


    do
    echo $FILE
    done

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    case

    #!/bin/bash
    case $DRINK in tea|cofee|water|all)
    echo "Go to canteen" ;;
    juice|appe)
    echo "Available at home" ;; none)
    break ;; *)
    echo "ERROR: Invalid selection" ;; esac

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    Loop control

    #!/bin/bash
    Break
    Break number
    ------------------
    continue

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    function
    #!/bin/bash
    number_one ()
    { echo "This is the first function speaking..."
    number_two } number_two ()
    { echo "This is now the second function
    speaking..." } #
    Calling function one. number_one

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    function
    #!/bin/bash
    number_one ()
    { echo "This is the first function speaking..." number_two
    Return 10
    } number_two ()
    { echo "This is now the second function speaking..." } #
    Calling function one. number_one
    Var=$?
    Echo var
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    User Administration
    #!/bin/bash
    /etc/passwd: − Keeps user account and
    password information. This file holds the majority
    of information about accounts on the Unix
    system.
    /etc/shadow: − Holds the encrypted password
    of the corresponding account. Not all the
    system support this file.
    /etc/group: − This file contains the group
    information for each account.
    /etc/gshadow: − This file contains secure group
    account information.

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    process
    #!/bin/bash
    Ps
    Ps –f
    Full info
    Kill –time process id

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