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P
p for FIFO file12.5 mknod: Make block or character special files
pad character19.2.3 Output settings
pad instead of timing for delaying19.2.3 Output settings
padding of numeric fields21.1.4 Padding
paragraphs, reformatting4.1 fmt: Reformat paragraph text
parenb19.2.1 Control settings
parent directories and cp11.1 cp: Copy files and directories
parent directories, creating12.3 mkdir: Make directories
parent directories, creating missing11.3 install: Copy files and set attributes
parent directories, removing12.6 rmdir: Remove empty directories
parentheses for grouping16.4 expr: Evaluate expressions
parity19.2.5 Combination settings
parity errors, marking19.2.2 Input settings
parity, ignoring19.2.2 Input settings
parmrk19.2.2 Input settings
parodd19.2.1 Control settings
parsing date strings21.1.6 Options for date
parts of files, output of5. Output of parts of files
pass819.2.5 Combination settings
passwd entry, and su shell22.5 su: Run a command with substitute user and group id
paste8.2 paste: Merge lines of files
Paterson, R.1. Introduction
PATH22.2 env: Run a command in a modified environment
PATH22.5 su: Run a command with substitute user and group id
pathchk18.3 pathchk: Check file name portability
pattern matching16.4.1 String expressions
PC filesystem14.1 df: Report filesystem disk space usage
pcfs14.1 df: Report filesystem disk space usage
pebibyte, definition of2.2 Block size
permission tests16.3.2 Access permission tests
permissions of installed files, setting11.3 install: Copy files and set attributes
permissions, changing access13.3 chmod: Change access permissions
permissions, copying existing26.2.2 Copying Existing Permissions
permissions, for changing file timestamps13.4 touch: Change file timestamps
permissions, output by ls10.1.2 What information is listed
petabyte, definition of2.2 Block size
phone directory order7.1 sort: Sort text files
pieces, splitting a file into5.3 split: Split a file into fixed-size pieces
Pinard, F.1. Introduction
Pinard, F.27.8 Authors of getdate
pipe fitting17.1 tee: Redirect output to multiple files
Plass, Michael F.4.1 fmt: Reformat paragraph text
platform, hardware21.2 uname: Print system information
pm in date strings27.3 Time of day items
portable file names, checking for18.3 pathchk: Check file name portability
portable output format14.1 df: Report filesystem disk space usage
POSIX1. Introduction
POSIX output format14.1 df: Report filesystem disk space usage
POSIXLY_CORRECT2. Common options
POSIXLY_CORRECT2.5 Standards conformance
POSIXLY_CORRECT4.2 pr: Paginate or columnate files for printing
POSIXLY_CORRECT6.1 wc: Print byte, word, and line counts
POSIXLY_CORRECT7.1 sort: Sort text files
POSIXLY_CORRECT9.1.4 Warning messages
POSIXLY_CORRECT, and block size2.2 Block size
pr4.2 pr: Paginate or columnate files for printing
prime factors25.1 factor: Print prime factors
print9.1.1 Specifying sets of characters
print name of current directory19.1 pwd: Print working directory
print system information21.2 uname: Print system information
print terminal file name19.4 tty: Print file name of terminal on standard input
printenv19.3 printenv: Print all or some environment variables
printf15.2 printf: Format and print data
printing all or some environment variables19.3 printenv: Print all or some environment variables
printing color database10.4 dircolors: Color setup for ls
printing current user information20.6 who: Print who is currently logged in
printing current usernames20.5 users: Print login names of users currently logged in
printing groups a user is in20.4 groups: Print group names a user is in
printing real and effective uid and gid20.1 id: Print real and effective uid and gid
printing text15.1 echo: Print a line of text
printing text, commands for15. Printing text
printing the current time21.1 date: Print or set system date and time
printing the effective UID20.3 whoami: Print effective user id
printing the host identifier21.4 hostid: Print numeric host identifier.
printing the hostname21.3 hostname: Print or set system name
printing user's login name20.2 logname: Print current login name
printing, preparing files for4.2 pr: Paginate or columnate files for printing
priority, modifying22.3 nice: Run a command with modified scheduling priority
processes, commands for controlling23. Process control
prompting, and ln12.2 ln: Make links between files
prompting, and mv11.4 mv: Move (rename) files
prompting, and rm11.5 rm: Remove files or directories
prompts, forcing11.4 mv: Move (rename) files
prompts, omitting11.4 mv: Move (rename) files
prterase19.2.4 Local settings
ptx7.6 ptx: Produce permuted indexes
punct9.1.1 Specifying sets of characters
pure numbers in date strings27.7 Pure numbers in date strings
pwd19.1 pwd: Print working directory

Q
quit19.2.6 Special characters
quoting style10.1.7 Formatting the file names

R
radix for file offsets3.4 od: Write files in octal or other formats
ranges9.1.1 Specifying sets of characters
raw19.2.5 Combination settings
read errors, ignoring11.2 dd: Convert and copy a file
read from stdin and write to stdout and files17.1 tee: Redirect output to multiple files
read permission26.1 Structure of File Permissions
read permission, symbolic26.2.1 Setting Permissions
read system call, and holes11.1 cp: Copy files and directories
readable file check16.3.2 Access permission tests
real uid and gid, printing20.1 id: Print real and effective uid and gid
recursive directory listing10.1.1 Which files are listed
recursively changing access permissions13.3 chmod: Change access permissions
recursively changing file ownership13.1 chown: Change file owner and group
recursively changing group ownership13.2 chgrp: Change group ownership
recursively copying directories11.1 cp: Copy files and directories
recursively copying directories11.1 cp: Copy files and directories
redirection17. Redirection
reformatting paragraph text4.1 fmt: Reformat paragraph text
regular expression matching16.4.1 String expressions
regular file check16.3.1 File type tests
relations, numeric or string16.4.3 Relations for expr
relative items in date strings27.6 Relative items in date strings
release of kernel21.2 uname: Print system information
remainder16.4.2 Numeric expressions
remote hostname20.6 who: Print who is currently logged in
removing empty directories12.6 rmdir: Remove empty directories
removing files after shredding11.6 shred: Remove files more securely
removing files or directories11.5 rm: Remove files or directories
removing files or directories (via the unlink syscall)12.7 unlink: Remove files via the unlink syscall
removing permissions26.2.1 Setting Permissions
repeated characters9.1.1 Specifying sets of characters
repeated output of a string15.3 yes: Print a string until interrupted
restricted deletion flag26.1 Structure of File Permissions
restricted shell22.5 su: Run a command with substitute user and group id
return, ignoring19.2.2 Input settings
return, translating to newline19.2.2 Input settings
return, translating to newline19.2.3 Output settings
reverse sorting7.1 sort: Sort text files
reverse sorting10.1.3 Sorting the output
reversing files3.2 tac: Concatenate and write files in reverse
rm11.5 rm: Remove files or directories
rmdir12.6 rmdir: Remove empty directories
rn format for nl3.3 nl: Number lines and write files
root as default owner11.3 install: Copy files and set attributes
root directory, running a program in a specified22.1 chroot: Run a command with a different root directory
root, becoming22.5 su: Run a command with substitute user and group id
rows19.2.7 Special settings
rprnt19.2.6 Special characters
RTS/CTS flow control19.2.1 Control settings
running a program in a modified environment22.2 env: Run a command in a modified environment
running a program in a specified root directory22.1 chroot: Run a command with a different root directory
rz format for nl3.3 nl: Number lines and write files

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