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debian-reference-2.76/Makefile-424- -mkdir -p $(CURDIR)/tmp
debian-reference-2.76/Makefile:425: @test -n "`which $(DBLATEX)`" || { echo "ERROR: dblatex not found. Please install the dblatex package." ; false ; }
debian-reference-2.76/Makefile-426- export TEXINPUTS=".:"; \
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debian-reference-2.76/Makefile-446- -mkdir -p $(CURDIR)/tmp
debian-reference-2.76/Makefile:447: @test -n "`which $(DBLATEX)`" || { echo "ERROR: dblatex not found. Please install the dblatex package." ; false ; }
debian-reference-2.76/Makefile-448- export TEXINPUTS=".:"; \
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/00_preface.txt-128-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/00_preface.txt:129:These shell prompts distinguish account used and correspond to set environment variables as: "`PS1='\$'`" and "`PS2=' '`". These values are chosen for the sake of readability of this document and are not typical on actual installed system.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/00_preface.txt-130-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/00_preface.txt:131:NOTE: See the meaning of the "`$PS1`" and "`$PS2`" environment variables in `bash`(1).
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/00_preface.txt-192-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/00_preface.txt:193:An **environment variable** is referred by its name with leading "`$`" in the typewriter font between double quotation marks, such as "`$TERM`". You are encouraged to obtain its current value by typing the following.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/00_preface.txt-194-
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-771-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:772:Also, many programs use the environment variables "`$EDITOR`" or "`$VISUAL`" to decide which editor to use. If you are uncomfortable with `vim`(1) or `nano`(1) initially, you may set these to "`mcedit`" by adding the following lines to "`\~/.bashrc`".
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-932-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:933:The `less`(1) command is the enhanced pager (file content browser). It reads the file specified by its command argument or its standard input. Hit "`h`" if you need help while browsing with the `less` command. It can do much more than `more`(1) and can be supercharged by executing "`eval $(lesspipe)`" or "`eval $(lessfile)`" in the shell startup script. See more in "`/usr/share/doc/less/LESSOPEN`". The "`-R`" option allows raw character output and enables ANSI color escape sequences. See `less`(1).
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-958-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:959:TIP: Many programs use the environment variables "`$EDITOR`" or "`$VISUAL`" to decide which editor to use (see <<_the_internal_editor_in_mc>> and <<_customizing_program_to_be_started>>). For the consistency on the Debian system, set these to "`/usr/bin/editor`". (Historically, "`$EDITOR`" was "`ed`" and "`$VISUAL`" was "`vi`".)
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1043-`rmdir <foo>` remove a directory "`<foo>`" in the current directory
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1044:`cd <foo>` change directory to the directory "`<foo>`" in the current directory or in the directory listed in the variable "`$CDPATH`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1045-`cd /` change directory to the root directory
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1138-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1139:==== The "`$LANG`" variable
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1140-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1141:The full locale value given to "`$LANG`" variable consists of 3 parts: "`xx_YY.ZZZZ`".
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1142-
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1191-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1192:Here, the program `date`(1) is executed with different values of the environment variable "`$LANG`".
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1193-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1194:- For the first command, "`$LANG`" is set to the system default https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locale[locale] value "`en_US.UTF-8`".
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1195:- For the second command, "`$LANG`" is set to the French UTF-8 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locale[locale] value "`fr_FR.UTF-8`".
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1210-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1211:NOTE: When you use a typical console terminal, the "`$LANG`" environment variable is usually set to be **exported** by the desktop environment. So the above is not really a good example to test the effect of `export`.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1214-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1215:See `locale`(5) and `locale`(7) for "`$LANG`" and related environment variables.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1216-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1217:NOTE: I recommend you to configure the system environment just by the "`$LANG`" variable and to stay away from "`$LC_\*`" variables unless it is absolutely needed.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1218-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1219:==== The "`$PATH`" variable
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1220-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1221:When you type a command into the shell, the shell searches the command in the list of directories contained in the "`$PATH`" environment variable. The value of the "`$PATH`" environment variable is also called the shell@@@sq@@@s search path.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1222-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1223:In the default Debian installation, the "`$PATH`" environment variable of user accounts may not include "`/sbin`" and "`/usr/sbin`". For example, the `ifconfig` command needs to be issued with full path as "`/sbin/ifconfig`". (Similar `ip` command is located in "`/bin`".)
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1225:You can change the "`$PATH`" environment variable of Bash shell by "`\~/.bash_profile`" or "`\~/.bashrc`" files.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1227:==== The "`$HOME`" variable
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1228-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1229:Many commands stores user specific configuration in the home directory and changes their behavior by their contents. The home directory is identified by the environment variable "`$HOME`".
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1230-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1231:.List of "`$HOME`" values
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1232-[grid="all"]
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1233-`---------------------`-------------------------------------------------
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1234:value of "`$HOME`" program execution situation
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1243-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1244:TIP: Shell expands "`\~/`" to current user's home directory, i.e., "`$HOME/`". Shell expands "`\~foo/`" to `foo`@@@sq@@@s home directory, i.e., "`/home/foo/`".
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1302-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1303:Each command returns its exit status (variable: "`$?`") as the return value.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1485:`\ . [ ] \^ $ \*` `\ . [ ] \^ $ \*` common **metacharacters**
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1486-`\\+ \? \( \) \\{ \\} \|` {nbsp} BRE only "`\`" escaped **metacharacters**
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1654-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1655:Here, the `read` builtin command uses characters in "`$IFS`" (internal field separators) to split lines into words.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1656-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1657:If you change "`$IFS`" to "`:`", you can parse "`/etc/passwd`" with shell nicely.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1706-`| cut -d: -f3 -` extract third field from pipe separated by "`:`" (passwd file etc.)
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1707:`| awk '{ print $3 }'` extract third field from pipe separated by whitespaces
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt:1708:`| awk -F'\t' '{ print $3 }'` extract third field from pipe separated by tab
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/01_tutorial.txt-1709-`| col -bx` remove backspace and expand tabs to spaces
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/02_package.txt-984-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/02_package.txt:985:NOTE: You can check package version order by `dpkg`(1), e.g., "`dpkg --compare-versions 7.0 gt 7.\~pre1 ; echo $?`" .
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/02_package.txt-1226-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/02_package.txt:1227:TIP: The version string comparison rule can be verified with, e.g., "`dpkg --compare-versions ver1.1 gt ver1.1\~1; echo $?`" (see `dpkg`(1)).
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/02_package.txt-1517-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/02_package.txt:1518:Since mirroring whole subsection of Debian archive wastes disk space and network bandwidth, deployment of a local proxy server for APT is desirable consideration when you administer many systems on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_area_network[LAN]. APT can be configure to use generic web (http) proxy servers such as `squid` (see <<_other_network_application_servers>>) as described in `apt.conf`(5) and in "`/usr/share/doc/apt/examples/configure-index.gz`". The "`$http_proxy`" environment variable can be used to override proxy server setting in the "`/etc/apt/apt.conf`" file.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-289-List all timer units in memory Unit "`systemctl list-timers`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:290:Start "`$unit`" Unit "`systemctl start $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:291:Stop "`$unit`" Unit "`systemctl stop $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:292:Reload service-specific configuration Unit "`systemctl reload $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:293:Stop and start all "`$unit`" Unit "`systemctl restart $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:294:Start "`$unit`" and stop all others Unit "`systemctl isolate $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-295-Switch to "`graphical`" (GUI system) Unit "`systemctl isolate graphical`"
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-297-Switch to "`rescue`" (single user CLI system) Unit "`systemctl isolate rescue`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:298:Send kill signal to "`$unit`" Unit "`systemctl kill $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:299:Check if "`$unit`" service is active Unit "`systemctl is-active $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:300:Check if "`$unit`" service is failed Unit "`systemctl is-failed $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:301:Check status of "`$unit|$PID|device`" Unit "`systemctl status $unit|$PID|$device`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:302:Show properties of "`$unit|$job`" Unit "`systemctl show $unit|$job`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:303:Reset failed "`$unit`" Unit "`systemctl reset-failed $unit"`
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-304-List dependency of all unit services Unit "`systemctl list-dependencies --all`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-305-List unit files installed on the system Unit file "`systemctl list-unit-files`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:306:Enable "`$unit`" (add symlink) Unit file "`systemctl enable $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:307:Disable "`$unit`" (remove symlink) Unit file "`systemctl disable $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:308:Unmask "`$unit`" (remove symlink to "`/dev/null`") Unit file "`systemctl unmask $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:309:Mask "`$unit`" (add symlink to "`/dev/null`") Unit file "`systemctl mask $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-310-Get default-target setting Unit file "`systemctl get-default`"
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-320-Hibernate the system System "`systemctl hibernate`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:321:View job log of "`$unit`" Journal "`journalctl -u $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:322:View job log of "`$unit`" ("`tail -f`" style) Journal "`journalctl -u $unit -f`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-323-Show time spent for each initialization steps Analyze "`systemd-analyze time`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-324-List of all units by the time to initialize Analyze "`systemd-analyze blame`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:325:Load and detect errors in "`$unit`" file Analyze "`systemd-analyze verify $unit`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-326-Track boot process by the `cgroups`(7) Cgroup "`systemd-cgls`"
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-330-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:331:Here, "`$unit`" in the above examples may be a single unit name (suffix such as `.service` and `.target` are optional) or, in many cases, multiple unit specifications (shell-style globs "`@@@star@@@`", "`?`", "`[]`" using `fnmatch`(3) which will be matched against the primary names of all units currently in memory).
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-332-
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-334-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt:335:The output of the "`systemctl status $unit|$PID|$device`" uses color of the dot ("●") to summarize the unit state at a glance.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/03_sysinit.txt-336-
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/04_auth.txt-69-- Login name
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/04_auth.txt:70:- Encrypted password (The initial "`$1$`" indicates use of the MD5 encryption. The "\*" indicates no login.)
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/04_auth.txt-71-- Date of the last password change, expressed as the number of days since Jan 1, 1970
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:931:"`$IFACE`" physical name (interface name) of the interface being processed
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:932:"`$LOGICAL`" logical name (configuration name) of the interface being processed
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:933:"`$ADDRFAM`" <address_family> of the interface
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:934:"`$METHOD`" <method_name> of the interface (e.g., "static")
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:935:"`$MODE`" "start" if run from `ifup`, "stop" if run from `ifdown`
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:936:"`$PHASE`" as per "`$MODE`", but with finer granularity, distinguishing the `pre-up`, `post-up`, `pre-down` and `post-down` phases
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:937:"`$VERBOSITY`" indicates whether "`--verbose`" was used; set to 1 if so, 0 if not
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:938:"`$PATH`" command search path: "`/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:939:"`$IF_<OPTION>`" value for the corresponding option under the **`iface`** stanza
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt-941-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:942:Here, each environment variable, "`$IF_<OPTION>`", is created from the name for the corresponding option such as <option1> and <option2> by prepending "`$IF_`", converting the case to the upper case, replacing hyphens to underscores, and discarding non-alphanumeric characters.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt-945-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:946:The `ifupdown-extra` package (see <<_the_ifupdown_extra_package>>) uses these environment variables to extend the functionality of the `ifupdown` package. The `ifmetric` package (see <<_the_ifmetric_package>>) installs the "`/etc/network/if-up.d/ifmetric`" script which sets the metric via the "`$IF_METRIC`" variable. The `guessnet` package (see <<_mapping_with_guessnet>>), which provides simple and powerful framework for the auto-selection of the network configuration via the mapping mechanism, also uses these.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt-1013-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/05_network.txt:1014:TIP: Some of these low level network configuration tools reside in "`/sbin/`". You may need to issue full command path such as "`/sbin/ifconfig`" or add "`/sbin`" to the "`$PATH`" list in your "`\~/.bashrc`".
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt-311-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt:312:TIP: The contents of "`/etc/mailname`" is used by many non-MTA programs for their default behavior. For `mutt`, set "`hostname`" and "`from`" variables in `\~/muttrc` file to override the **mailname** value. For programs in the `devscripts` package, such as `bts`(1) and `dch`(1), export environment variables "`$DEBFULLNAME`" and "`$DEBEMAIL`" to override it.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt:563:Create configuration files "`$HOME/.getmail/config/pop3_name`" for each POP3 accounts as the following.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt-599-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt:600:`fetchmail`(1) configuration is set by "`/etc/default/fetchmail`", "`/etc/fetchmailrc`" and "`$HOME/.fetchmailrc`". See its example in "`/usr/share/doc/fetchmail/examples/fetchmailrc.example`".
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt:620:`maildrop`(1) configuration is described in http://www.courier-mta.org/maildrop/maildropfilter.html[maildropfilter documentation]. Here is a configuration example for "`$HOME/.mailfilter`".
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt-697-# check existance of $MAILBOX
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt:698:`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt-699-if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt-701- # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt:702: `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt-703-}
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt-708-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt:709:WARNING: Unlike `procmail`, `maildrop` does not create missing maildir directories automatically. You must create them manually using `maildirmake`(1) in advance as in the example "`$HOME/.mailfilter`".
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/06_netapp.txt:713:Here is a similar configuration with "`$HOME/.procmailrc`" for `procmail`(1).
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/07_xwindow.txt-460-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/07_xwindow.txt:461:- Values of the old user@@@sq@@@s "`$XAUTHORITY`" and "`$DISPLAY`" environment variables must be copied to the new user@@@sq@@@s ones.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/07_xwindow.txt:462:- The file pointed by value of the "`$XAUTHORITY`" environment variable must be readable by the new user.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/08_i18nl10n.txt-92-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/08_i18nl10n.txt:93:If you wish to input without going through XIM (mechanism used by the X), set "`$XMODIFIERS`" value to "none" while starting a program. This may be the case if you use Japanese input infrastructure `egg` on `emacs`(1) while disabling `ibus`. From shell, execute as the following.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/08_i18nl10n.txt-142-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/08_i18nl10n.txt:143:I also recommend to set the locale only using the "`$LANG`" environment variable. I do not see much benefit of setting a complicated combination of "`LC_\*`" variables (see `locale`(1)) under UTF-8 locale.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/08_i18nl10n.txt:184:==== The value of the "`$LANG`" environment variable
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/08_i18nl10n.txt:186:The value of the "`$LANG`" environment variable is set and changed by many applications.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:137:The default display format of time and date by the "`ls -l`" command depends on the **locale** (see <<_timestamps>> for value). The "`$LANG`" variable is referred first and it can be overridden by the "`$LC_TIME`" variable.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:141:If you really wish to customize this display format of time and date beyond the **locale**, you should set the **time style value** by the "`--time-style`" argument or by the "`$TIME_STYLE`" value (see `ls`(1), `date`(1), "`info coreutils 'ls invocation'`").
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt-426-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:427:For the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command-line_interface[command-line interface (CLI)], the first program with the matching name found in the directories specified in the `$PATH` environment variable is executed. See <<_the_literal_path_literal_variable>>.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:453:The desktop environment sets `$XDG_DATA_HOME` and `$XDG_DATA_DIR` environment variables. For example, under the GNOME 3:
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:455:- `$XDG_DATA_HOME` is unset. (The default value of `$HOME/.local/share` is used.)
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:456:- `$XDG_DATA_DIRS` is set to `/usr/share/gnome:/usr/local/share/:/usr/share/`.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:460:- `$HOME/.local/share/` -> `$HOME/.local/share/applications/`
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt-461-- `/usr/share/gnome/` -> `/usr/share/gnome/applications/`
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt-466-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:467:TIP: A user custom GUI menu entry can be created by adding a `\*.desktop` file in the `$HOME/.local/share/applications/` directory.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt-470-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:471:TIP: Similarly, if a `\*.desktop` file is created in the `$HOME/Desktop` directory and the Desktop environment is configured to support the desktop icon launcher feature, the specified program in it is executed upon clicking the icon. Please note that the actual name of the `$HOME/Desktop` directory is locale dependent. See `xdg-user-dirs-update`(1).
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt-481- * `mc`(1): "`/etc/mc/mc.ext`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:482:- Environment variables such as "`$BROWSER`", "`$EDITOR`", "`$VISUAL`", and "`$PAGER`" (see `eviron`(7))
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt-483-- The `update-alternatives`(1) system for programs such as "`editor`", "`view`", "`x-www-browser`", "`gnome-www-browser`", and "`www-browser`" (see <<_setting_a_default_text_editor>>)
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt-689-- The "`/etc/terminfo/\*/\*`" file (`terminfo`(5))
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:690:- The "`$TERM`" environment variable (`term`(7))
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt-691-- `setterm`(1), `stty`(1), `tic`(1), and `toe`(1)
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt-692-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:693:If the `terminfo` entry for `xterm` doesn't work with a non-Debian `xterm`, change your terminal type, "`$TERM`", from "`xterm`" to one of the feature-limited versions such as "`xterm-r6`" when you log in to a Debian system remotely. See "`/usr/share/doc/libncurses5/FAQ`" for more. "`dumb`" is the lowest common denominator for "`$TERM`".
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt-694-
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt-1024-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/09_systips.txt:1025:Applications create temporary files normally under the temporary storage directory "`/tmp`". If "`/tmp`" does not provide enough space, you can specify such temporary storage directory via the `$TMPDIR` variable for well-behaving programs.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-58-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt:59:WARNING: Do not set the "`$TAPE`" variable unless you know what to expect. It changes `tar`(1) behavior.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-479-- Edit this script to cover all your important data (see <<_idioms_for_the_selection_of_files>> and <<_backup_and_recovery>>).
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt:480:- Replace "`find ... -print0`" with "`find ... -newer $BUDIR/backup.stamp -print0`" to make a incremental backup.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-481-- Transfer backup files to the remote host using `scp`(1) or `rsync`(1) or burn them to CD/DVD for extra data security. (I use GNOME desktop GUI for burning CD/DVD. See <<_shell_script_example_with_zenity>> for extra redundancy.)
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-822-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt:823:TIP: If there is a executable file `git-foo` in the path specified by `$PATH`, entring "`git foo`" without hyphen to the command line invokes this `git-foo`. This is a feature of the `git` command.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-998-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt:999:TIP: You may restrict creation of new project by changing the owner of "`$CVSROOT`" directory to "`root:staff`" and its permission to "`3775`".
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-1002-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt:1003:The default CVS repository is pointed by "`$CVSROOT`". The following sets up "`$CVSROOT`" for the local access.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-1004-
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-1010-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt:1011:Many public CVS servers provide read-only remote access to them with account name "`anonymous`" via pserver service. For example, Debian web site contents were maintained by http://alioth.debian.org/projects/webwml/[webwml project] via CVS at Debian alioth service. The following was used to set up "`$CVSROOT`" for the remote access to this old CVS repository.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-1012-
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-1021-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt:1022:The following was used to set up "`$CVS_RSH`" and "`$CVSROOT`" for the remote access to the old CVS repository by http://alioth.debian.org/projects/webwml/[webwml project] with SSH.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-1023-
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt-1067-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/10_datamngt.txt:1068:Check all available modules from CVS project pointed by "`$CVSROOT`" by the following.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/11_dataconv.txt-105-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/11_dataconv.txt:106:The "`$ENCDN`" variable specifies the original encoding used for file names under older OS as in <<list-of-encoding-values>>.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/11_dataconv.txt-129-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/11_dataconv.txt:130:TIP: The use of "`sed -e '/\r$/!s/$/\r/'`" instead of `todos`(1) is better when you want to unify the EOL style to the MSDOS style from the mixed MSDOS and Unix style. (e.g., after merging 2 MSDOS style files with `diff3`(1).) This is because `todos` adds CR to all lines.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/11_dataconv.txt-131-
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/11_dataconv.txt:224:`vim-runtime` @-@popcon1@-@ @-@psize1@-@ highlight Vim MACRO to convert source code to HTML with "`:source $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/html.vim`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/11_dataconv.txt-225-`cxref` @-@popcon1@-@ @-@psize1@-@ c->html converter for the C program to latex and HTML (C language)
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-77--------------------------------------------------------------------------
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:78:`if [ "$foo" = "$bar" ] ; then ...` `if [ "$foo" == "$bar" ] ; then ...`
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-79-`diff -u file.c.orig file.c` `diff -u file.c{.orig,}`
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-102-------------------------------------------------------------
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:103:`$0` name of the shell or shell script
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:104:`$1` first (1st) shell argument
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:105:`$9` ninth (9th) shell argument
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:106:`$#` number of positional parameters
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:107:`"$\*"` `"$1 $2 $3 $4 ... "`
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:108:`"$@"` `"$1" "$2" "$3" "$4" ...`
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:109:`$?` exit status of the most recent command
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:110:`$$` PID of this shell script
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:111:`$!` PID of most recently started background job
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:122:`$\{var:-string\}` "`$var`" "`string`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:123:`$\{var:+string\}` "`string`" "`null`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:124:`$\{var:=string\}` "`$var`" "`string`" (and run "`var=string`")
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:125:`$\{var:?string\}` "`$var`" echo "`string`" to **stderr** (and exit with error)
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:139:`$\{var%suffix\}` remove smallest suffix pattern
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:140:`$\{var%%suffix\}` remove largest suffix pattern
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:141:`$\{var#prefix\}` remove smallest prefix pattern
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:142:`$\{var##prefix\}` remove largest prefix pattern
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-233-- The shell expands **parameter** to its value if not within `'...'`.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:234: * **parameter**: "`$PARAMETER`" or "`$\{PARAMETER\}`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-235-- The shell expands **command substitution** if not within `'...'`.
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:236: * "`$( command )`" -> the output of "`command`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-237- * "`@@@grave@@@ command @@@grave@@@`" -> the output of "`command`"
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-244- * **builtin** command
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:245: * **executable file** in "`$PATH`"
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-246-- The shell goes to the next line and repeats this process again from the top of this sequence.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:355:Here "`[TAB]`" is a TAB code. Each line is interpreted by the shell after make variable substitution. Use "`\`" at the end of a line to continue the script. Use "`$$`" to enter "`$`" for environment values for a shell script.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:370:`$@` target
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:371:`$<` first prerequisite
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:372:`$?` all newer prerequisites
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:373:`$\^` all prerequisites
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:374:`$\*` "`%`" matched stem in the target pattern
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-375-------------------------------------------------------------
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-522-
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:523:TIP: Often, you see a backtrace where one or more of the top lines are in "`malloc()`" or "`g_malloc()`". When this happens, chances are your backtrace isn't very useful. The easiest way to find some useful information is to set the environment variable "`$MALLOC_CHECK_`" to a value of 2 (`malloc`(3)). You can do this while running `gdb` by doing the following.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-739-- The environment variable is set as: "`QUERY_STRING="VAR1=VAL1 VAR2=VAL2 VAR3=VAL3"`".
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:740:- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Gateway_Interface[CGI] program (any one of "`program.\*`") on the web server executes itself with the environment variable "`$QUERY_STRING`".
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-741-- `stdout` of CGI program is sent to the web browser and is presented as an interactive dynamic web page.
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debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt-759-`f2c` @-@popcon1@-@ @-@psize1@-@ FORTRAN->C convert source codes from FORTRAN 77 to C/C++: `f2c`(1)
debian-reference-2.76/asciidoc/12_program.txt:760:`intel2gas` @-@popcon1@-@ @-@psize1@-@ intel->gas converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)
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debian-reference-2.76/bin/asciidoc-215- try:
debian-reference-2.76/bin/asciidoc:216: if not eval(rule.replace('$',str(value))):
debian-reference-2.76/bin/asciidoc-217- raise EAsciiDoc,errmsg
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debian-reference-2.76/bin/fuzzypo-7-#
debian-reference-2.76/bin/fuzzypo:8:echo "no-obsolete $1 `${MSGATTR} --no-obsolete $1 |grep ^msgid |sed 1d|wc -l`"
debian-reference-2.76/bin/fuzzypo:9:echo "untranslated $1 `${MSGATTR} --untranslated $1 |grep ^msgid |sed 1d|wc -l`"
debian-reference-2.76/bin/fuzzypo:10:echo "fuzzy $1 `${MSGATTR} --fuzzy $1 |grep ^msgid |sed 1d|wc -l`"
debian-reference-2.76/bin/fuzzypo-11-echo
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debian-reference-2.76/debian-reference.raw.xml-16702-# check existance of $MAILBOX
debian-reference-2.76/debian-reference.raw.xml:16703:`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`
debian-reference-2.76/debian-reference.raw.xml-16704-if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )
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debian-reference-2.76/debian-reference.raw.xml-16706- # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX
debian-reference-2.76/debian-reference.raw.xml:16707: `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`
debian-reference-2.76/debian-reference.raw.xml-16708-}
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debian-reference-2.76/debian-reference.raw.xml-35548- <entry>
debian-reference-2.76/debian-reference.raw.xml:35549: converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)
debian-reference-2.76/debian-reference.raw.xml-35550- </entry>
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debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po-31621-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po:31622:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po-31623-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po-31625-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po:31626:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po-31627-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po-31706-"# Auf Existenz von $MAILBOX prüfen\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po:31707:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po-31708-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po-31710-" # maildir-Mailbox für $MAILBOX erzeugen\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po:31711:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po-31712-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po-55456-#. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><table><tgroup><tbody><row><entry>
debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po:55457:msgid "converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po:55458:msgstr "Konvertierer von NASM (Intel-Format) nach GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/de.po-55459-
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debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po-31610-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po:31611:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po-31612-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po-31614-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po:31615:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po-31616-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po-31695-"# comprueba la existencia de $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po:31696:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po-31697-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po-31699-" # crea el directorio de correo para el buzón para $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po:31700:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po-31701-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po-55410-#. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><table><tgroup><tbody><row><entry>
debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po:55411:msgid "converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po:55412:msgstr "convierte de NASM (formato Intel) a GAS (Ensamblador GNU)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/es.po-55413-
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debian-reference-2.76/po/fi.po-23688-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fi.po:23689:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fi.po-23690-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/fi.po-23692-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fi.po:23693:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fi.po-23694-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/fi.po-41827-#. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><table><tgroup><tbody><row><entry>
debian-reference-2.76/po/fi.po:41828:msgid "converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fi.po-41829-msgstr ""
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debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po-32810-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po:32811:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po-32812-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po-32814-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po:32815:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po-32816-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po-32895-"# vérifier l'existence de $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po:32896:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po-32897-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po-32899-" # créer la boîte à lettres au format maildir pour $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po:32900:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po-32901-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po-57049-#. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><table><tgroup><tbody><row><entry>
debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po:57050:msgid "converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po:57051:msgstr "convertisseur depuis NASM (format Intel) vers l’Assembleur GNU (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/fr.po-57052-
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debian-reference-2.76/po/id.po-25138-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/id.po:25139:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/id.po-25140-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/id.po-25142-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/id.po:25143:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/id.po-25144-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/id.po-43246-#. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><table><tgroup><tbody><row><entry>
debian-reference-2.76/po/id.po:43247:msgid "converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/id.po-43248-msgstr ""
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debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po-31426-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po:31427:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po-31428-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po-31430-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po:31431:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po-31432-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po-31511-"# controlla esistenza di $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po:31512:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po-31513-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po-31515-" # crea una casella di posta maildir per $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po:31516:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po-31517-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po-55093-#. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><table><tgroup><tbody><row><entry>
debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po:55094:msgid "converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po:55095:msgstr "convertitore da NASM (formato Intel) a GAS (GNU Assembler)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/it.po-55096-
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debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po-30654-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po:30655:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po-30656-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po-30658-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po:30659:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po-30660-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po-30739-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po:30740:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po-30741-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po-30743-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po:30744:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po-30745-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po-53779-#. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><table><tgroup><tbody><row><entry>
debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po:53780:msgid "converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po:53781:msgstr "NASM (Intel フォーマット) から GNU Assembler (GAS) への変換ソフト"
debian-reference-2.76/po/ja.po-53782-
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debian-reference-2.76/po/nb.po-24664-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/nb.po:24665:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/nb.po-24666-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/nb.po-24668-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/nb.po:24669:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/nb.po-24670-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/nb.po-42760-#. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><table><tgroup><tbody><row><entry>
debian-reference-2.76/po/nb.po:42761:msgid "converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/nb.po-42762-msgstr ""
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debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po-31167-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po:31168:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po-31169-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po-31171-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po:31172:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po-31173-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po-31252-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po:31253:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po-31254-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po-31256-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po:31257:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po-31258-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po-54701-#. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><table><tgroup><tbody><row><entry>
debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po:54702:msgid "converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po:54703:msgstr "conversor de NASM (formato Intel) para o GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/pt.po-54704-
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debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po-29431-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po:29432:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po-29433-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po-29435-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po:29436:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po-29437-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po-29516-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po:29517:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po-29518-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po-29520-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po:29521:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po-29522-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po-51711-#. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><table><tgroup><tbody><row><entry>
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po:51712:msgid "converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po:51713:msgstr "从 NASM (Intel 格式)转换成 GNU 汇编程序(GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-cn.po-51714-
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debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po-29894-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po:29895:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po-29896-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po-29898-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po:29899:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po-29900-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po-29979-"# check existance of $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po:29980:"`test -d $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po-29981-"if ( $RETURNCODE == 1 )\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po-29983-" # create maildir mailbox for $MAILBOX\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po:29984:" `maildirmake $MAILROOT/$MAILBOX`\n"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po-29985-"}\n"
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debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po-52266-#. type: Content of: <book><chapter><section><table><tgroup><tbody><row><entry>
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po:52267:msgid "converter from NASM (Intel format) to the GNU Assembler (GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po:52268:msgstr "從 NASM (Intel 格式)轉換成 GNU 彙編程式(GAS)"
debian-reference-2.76/po/zh-tw.po-52269-