2015
O'Reilly
Chris Tarnowieckyi
7:00
English
In this Mac OS X from the Command Line training course, expert author Chris Tarnowieckyi will teach you all about the command line tools and how to use them. This course is designed for users that are already familiar with Mac OS X.
You will start by learning how to open the terminal and configure and customize a session. From there, Chris will teach you how to compare Finder actions with commands, add functions to the system, and get system information. This video tutorial also covers how to manage the system, find, identify, and manage data, and use Directory services. You will also cover how to manage profiles and keychains, install packages, and process media with commands unique to Apple. Finally, you will learn about the Apple System Log, and about automation and development.
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of using the OS X command line to work more efficiently. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.
01. Introduction
0101 Welcome
0102 How To Use This Course
0103 Getting Started Right Away
0104 How To Access Your Working Files
02. Introducing Apple Terminal App
0201 Open The Terminal And Configure A Session
0202 Customize A Terminal Session And Export Settings
0203 Tabs, Windows Sessions And Split Panes
0204 Configure The Default Shell
03. Comparing Finder Actions With Commands
0301 Opening Objects From The Command Line
0302 Copying Objects The Apple Way
04. Adding Functions To The System
0401 Downloading Apple Command Line Tools
0402 Installing Apple Xcode Development System
0403 Using TextEdit Or 3rd Party Editor
05. Getting System Information
0501 Exploring The System_Profiler Utility
0502 Getting System Information With scutil
0503 Examining The Disk System With diskutil
0504 Getting System Information With systemsetup
0505 Getting Network Information With networksetup
06. Managing The System
0601 Using SoftwareUpdate To List And Install Available Updates
0602 Managing System Power Settings With Pmset
0603 Re-Running The Apple Setup Assistant
0604 Creating A Full Install Media Set
07. Disk Volume System
0701 Examining Partition Schemes And Volume Formats
0702 Splitting Partitions
0703 Merging Partitions
0704 Creating A Mirror RAID Volume
0705 Creating A Striped RAID Volume
0706 Creating A Concatenated Volume
0707 Creating A CoreStorage Encrypted Volume
0708 Verifying And Repairing A Disk or Volume
0709 Verifying And Repairing Permissions
0710 Renaming And Checking Volume Information
08. File System
0801 The File System Hierarchy
0802 The Hidden File System
0803 Locking And Unlocking File System Objects
0804 Detailed File System Access
0805 Exploring Ownership On External Volumes
0806 Examining And Managing Metadata
0807 How Apple Metadata Is Preserved In Other File Systems
0808 Monitoring The File System With fs_usage
09. Finding, Identifying And Managing Data
0901 Using Spotlight With The mdfind And mdls Commands
0902 Examining Apple File Formats With The File Command
0903 Comparing Documents With opendiff
0904 Creating Disk Images With hdiutil
0905 Creating Zip Files With zip Or ditto Commands
10. Network System
1001 Configuring Settings With The networksetup Command
1002 Examining The Difference Between ipconfig And ifconfig
1003 Using Network Utility From The Command Line
1004 Managing Wifi From The Command Line
1005 AirDrop Management
11. Directory Services
1101 Exploring Users With dscl
1102 Enabling And Disabling The Root User
1103 Exploring Groups With dscl, dseditgroup And dsmemberutil
1104 Creating Several Users Or Groups With dsimport
1105 Binding To An Apple Open Directory Service
1106 Troubleshooting Directory Service Connections
1107 Flushing The Directory Services And DNS Caches
12. Profiles And Managed Preferences
1201 Managing Profiles With The profiles Command
1202 Examining Managed Preferences With The mcxquery Command
13. Keychains
1301 Managing User Keychains With The security Command
1302 Managing The SystemKeychain With The systemkeychain Command
14. Data Transfer And Remote Management
1401 Storing SSH Keys In The Keychain With ssh-add
1402 Using Caffeinate To Keep A Computer System Awake
1403 Starting Apple Remote Desktop With Kickstart
15. Installer, Packages And Receipts
1501 Installing Packages With installer
1502 Examining The Installed Items With system_profiler
1503 Examining The Receipts With lsbom
1504 Removing A Receipt for A Package With pkgutil
1505 Examining The Apple Standard Packages List With repair_packages
16. Processing Media With Commands Unique To Apple
1601 Speaking Text or Creating Audio Files With say
1602 Taking A Screen Snapshot With screencapture
1603 Managing Image Files With sips
1604 Managing Documents With textutil
1605 Exploring QuickLook With qlmanage
17. Log System
1701 Introduction To The Apple System Log
1702 Creating System Log Messages With logger And syslog
1703 Defining A Custom Log In
1704 Defining A Custom Module
1705 Receiving Log Messages From External Sources
1706 Sending Log Message To Remote Hosts
18. Automation And Development
1801 Using The defaults Command To Create Or Manage Settings
1802 Flushing The Preferences Cache
1803 Using The plutil And pl Commands On XML Files
1804 Using launchctl To Configure Scheduled Processes
1805 Creating Installer Package With The pkgbuild Command
1806 Exploring AppleScript Integration With Shell Scripts
19. Conclusion
1901 Where To Get More Information
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