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--- en:guides:reallybasicnewbie [2013/01/29 10:30] – [su] oui
+++ en:guides:reallybasicnewbie [2013/01/29 14:27] (current) – [su] oui
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 Precedent commands are used without parameter in above cases. A lot of commands must have parameters plus predefined objects. For example:
-**SomeCommand --SomeParameter [[SourceObject] DestinationsObject]**
+**SomeCommand --SomeParameter [ [SourceObject] DestinationsObject]**
-Some commands support more than one parameter at the same time!
+<note tip>Some commands support more than one parameter at the same time!</note>
 === Parameter --help ===
-A great number of commands is offering an Help paramater:
+A great number of commands is offering an Help parameter:
 **SomeCommand --help**
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 You will be invite to enter the valid password from **root**! The command is in that form only for the entered line valid. You don't need to exit!
-=== su (without any parameter, but eventually with) [-] [user] ===
+=== su (without any parameter, or eventually with:) [-] [user]  ===
-__**Very important:**__ exit this phase of processing as soon as possible with the command //exit//!
+<note warning>exit this phase of processing as soon as possible with the command //exit//!</note>
 **su** opens a sequence of following commands giving you the right from the user, if you name an user, or **root**. I have to enter the adequate password.
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 === man SomeCommand ===
+<note tip>quit the manpage with **q**</note>
+Will show you the manual page about the command SomeCommand.
+Please try
+<file>man su</file>
+and read it with attention!
 ===== Daily used commands =====
-As this page is already long, please continue [[basicnewbie|here]]!
+Please continue [[basicnewbie|here]]!

en/guides/reallybasicnewbie.1359455459.txt.gz · Last modified: 2013/01/29 10:30 by oui