:man source: philsh 0.2
:man manual: Philsh's manual
philsh(1)
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NAME
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philsh - Simple and lightweight shell

SYNOPSIS
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*philsh* [*-c* | *--execute* 'command'] [*-h* | *--help*] [*-v* | *--version*]

DESCRIPTION
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Philsh is a simple shell.

OPTIONS
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*-c*, *--execute* 'command'::
 Execute a command, then exit.
*-h*, *--help*::
  Print help information to standard output, then exit.
*-v*, *--version*::
  Print philsh version to standard output, then exit.

BUILTIN COMMANDS
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*cd*::
 Change the working directory.
*pwd*::
 Print current working directory.
*env*, *env* ['command']::
 Print environment variables or run 'command'.
*which*, *which* [*-a* | *--all*] 'program'::
 Print full path of 'program'
*jobs*::
 Print child process list who are runnig.
*alias*, *alias* [*-L*] ['alias_name[=string]']::
 Define or display aliases.
*unalias*, *unalias* [*-a*] ['alias_name']::
 Remove alias definition.
*uname*, *uname* [*-a* | *-s* | *-n* | *-r* | *-v* ]::
 Print system information.
*whoami*::
 Print effective user id.
*help*::
 Print informations about the philsh project (in french ;).
*exit*, *exit* ['return value']::
 Exit philsh, return 0 or value if it's set

CONFIGURATION
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*philsh* is configured by '$HOME/.philshrc' for user configuration and by
'/etc/philsh/philshrc' for global configuration.
Theses configurations files must be simple philsh scripts. An example is located
in '/usr[/local]/share/philsh/philshrc.example'.

BUGS
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Philsh isn't sable for now, so use it at your own risk. :)
Here is somes Known bugs.

*Builtin cd and pwd command*, 'src/int/cd.c' & 'src/int/pwd.c'::
 Theses functions don't support symbolics links.


AUTHORS
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Marc Lagrange <markocpc@gmail.com> for compilation system with cmake, git
repository.

Philippe Pepiot <philippe.pepiot@gmail.com> for the code.

WWW
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Git repository at <http://tux-atome.fr/philsh.git/[]>

COPYING
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philsh is under BSD licence, see LICENCE file for more informations.

SEE ALSO
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Somes others shells : 'bash(1)', 'zsh(1)', 'sh(1)'...
