Topic 3.3 Linux Essentials Bash Scripting -Turning Commands into Scripts

Welcome to the urban Penguin and Topic 3.3 of the LPI Linux Essentials exam where we look at turning commands into scripts. BASH scripting allows youto automate a lot of the mundane jobs will help with accuracy and speed in their execution. Even in exams, such as the RHCSA bash shell scripting can save you time if you know what to do. We look at getting you started with the basics including for loops, if statements, variables and reading input to the script.

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Please watch: "RHCSA 9 Working With Podman Containers"
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[bluehornet]

Brilliant presentation Andrew--thanks so much for putting these up!

[warronfrench]

@Andrew, the title has a typo. These videos are great as a refresher for me too. Thank you.

[ofekezra]

Hello, what an amazing channel you have.
can you please suggest on bash/python scripting projects (complex) to to sir ? and third year college Linux based projects for CS ?
thank you sir

[sebastianklemm]

So this was the last stream of Doctor "Scripts" Mellard Ducky. Very interesting.

[ajaykumark]

There is no proper tutorial on expect scripts. Can you cover those please in detail.

[sebastianklemm]

What I dont need I dont need to buy. Mr. urban Penguin on Debian, can you tell us for what we need the sssd daemon on a lonely Linux Desktop System in an ATX case on Ubuntu and if we can delete the program and the user from the system and why it is preinstalled on Ubuntu 20.04.

And if I need it as Linux Desktop user, do I have to configure it after installation and how?

Thanks.

A desperate Linux User with a overheating problem.

[sveupm]

vim is BS in my opinion. i wouldnt use it even if was last editor left after nuclear war on the last computer on the earth that survived EMP.