You have your user account on wyrd.hood.edu for this course. Wyrd is a PC running the Linux operating system and the Apache web server.
The Command Interpreter or Shell for an operating system lets the user command the system to perform various tasks such as log on and off the system, manage files and run utilities and application programs.
There is a summary of basic UNIX commands at http://wyrd.hood.edu/tutor/unix/unix.htm. We will talk about more of them later.
You can connect to wyrd by using
SSH and PuTTY secure clients are installed in the lab. You can use either to connect from on campus. You must use a secure connection.
Warning - UNIX COMMANDS ARE CASE SENSITIVE. This means that, for example, the command "ls" cannot be typed as
"Ls" or "lS" or "LS" , and the file name "UNIX.html" is different from unix.html and Unix.html.

Logging on indicates acceptance of the acceptable use
policies posted at http://wyrd.hood.edu/. If you do not accept these
policies, log off immediately.
[echang@wyrd echang]$
lynx).G and then type in the FULL URL. With Lynx, you must begin with HTTP.G and enter the URL http://wyrd.hood.edu/. You can team up with a partner.
Keep notes. You will write a report on this exercise. You will begin in class, but will need to finish later.
For each item, using only the allowed browser
For the first set of items, use only Lynx; for the second set, you may use any browser.
Note: In Lynx, the delete key shows your History List with the visited URLs.
Hood College Department of Computer Science: Course materials © by Elizabeth Chang.
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