HP t5515 Administrator's Guide Linux-based Thin Clients - Page 18

Console, Using Shell Commands

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Desktop and Go Menu Programs Console The Console provides a dialog box with a prompt ">" for entry of various shell commands. To start the Console, select Go > Console from the desktop. The suite of commands provided are from the BusyBox suite. The specific commands currently supported can be determined once the Console dialog box is invoked. Complete documentation on the commands syntax can be found at www.busybox.net. BusyBox combines scaled down versions of many common UNIX utilities into a single executable. The utilities in BusyBox generally have fewer options than their full-featured GNU counterparts; however, the options that are included in Busy Box provide the expected functionality and behave very much like their GNU counterparts. Most BusyBox commands support the -h option to provide a terse runtime description of their behavior. Using Shell Commands Shell commands are provided for administration of user management. Use the Console dialog box for this purpose. User management shell commands include: ■ addgroup ■ adduser ■ chgrp ■ delgroup ■ deluser ■ passwd ■ chown ■ su 2-6 www.hp.com Administrator's Guide

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Administrator’s Guide
Desktop and Go Menu Programs
Console
The Console provides a dialog box with a prompt “>” for entry of
various shell commands.
To start the Console, select
Go > Console
from the desktop.
The suite of commands provided are from the BusyBox suite. The
specific commands currently supported can be determined once the
Console dialog box is invoked. Complete documentation on the
commands syntax can be found at
www.busybox.net
.
BusyBox combines scaled down versions of many common UNIX
utilities into a single executable. The utilities in BusyBox generally
have fewer options than their full-featured GNU counterparts;
however, the options that are included in Busy Box provide the
expected functionality and behave very much like their GNU
counterparts.
Most BusyBox commands support the -h option to provide a terse
runtime description of their behavior.
Using Shell Commands
Shell commands are provided for administration of user management.
Use the Console dialog box for this purpose. User management shell
commands include:
addgroup
adduser
chgrp
delgroup
deluser
passwd
chown
su