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Linux
Commands
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QUOTING_STYLE
Specify how output should be quoted (see --quoting-style).
PATCH_GET
Specify whether patch should retrieve missing or read-only
files from source control (see -g).
POSIXLY_CORRECT
When set, patch conforms more strictly to the POSIX stan-
dard (see --posix).
VERSION_CONTROL, PATCH_VERSION_CONTROL
Specify what method to use in naming backups (see -V).
pathchk
pathchk [option] filenames
Determine validity and portability of filenames. Specifically, deter-
mine if all directories within the path are searchable and if the
length of the filenames is acceptable.
Options
--help
Print a help message and then exit.
-p, --portability
Check portability for all POSIX systems.
--version
Print version information and then exit.
perl
perl
A powerful text-processing language that combines many of the
most useful features of shell programs, C, awk, and sed, as well as
adding extended features of its own. For more information, see
Learning Perl and Programming Perl (both from O’Reilly).
pidof
pidof [options] programs
Display the process IDs of the listed program or programs. pidof is
actually a symbolic link to killall5.
Options
-o pids
Omit all processes with the specified process IDs.
-s Return a single process ID.
-x Also return process IDs of shells running the named scripts.
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