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You will also find that Tab autocomplete works with the man command, used to view technical documentation. Just type man and then a little of the command you re interested in, before hitting Tab to autocomplete.

SELECT e1.MemberID FROM Entry e1, Entry e2 WHERE e1.MemberID = e2.MemberID AND e1.TourID = 24 AND e2.TourID = 36

Listing 5-7. Before Applying an ACL, getfacl Just Displays Normal User, Group, and Others Information. myserver:~# touch somefile myserver:~# getfacl somefile # file: somefile # owner: root # group: root user::rwgroup::r-other::r-3. Now use the command setfacl -m g:account:rw somefile (you must have a group with the name account for this to work). The group will now be added as a trustee to the file, which can be seen when you use getfacl on the same command again. Listing 5-8 provides an example of this.

Your other good friends when using BASH are the Ctrl and Alt keys. These keys provide shortcuts to vital command-line shell functions. They also let you work more efficiently when typing by providing what most programs call keyboard shortcuts.

Table A-2 lists the most common keyboard shortcuts in BASH (there are many more; see BASH s man page for details). If you ve explored the Emacs text editor, you might find these shortcuts familiar. Such keyboard shortcuts are largely the same across many of the software packages that originate from the GNU Project. Often, you ll find an option within many Ubuntu software packages that lets you use Emacs-style navigation, in which case, these keyboard shortcuts will most likely work equally well. Table A-2. Keyboard Shortcuts in BASH

Listing 5-8. After Adding Another Trustee, getfacl Will Show Its Name and the Rights You Have Granted to This Trustee. myserver:~# touch somefile myserver:~# getfacl somefile # file: somefile # owner: root # group: root user::rwgroup::r-group:account:rwmask::rwother::r--

Navigation Left/right cursor key Ctrl+A Ctrl+E Ctrl+right arrow Ctrl+left arrow Editing Ctrl+U Ctrl+K Ctrl+W Alt+D Ctrl+T Alt+T

This statement is equivalent to a self join between two copies of the Entry table (on e1.MemberID = e2.MemberID), followed by a select condition to find the rows for the two tournaments.

Moves left/right in text Moves to beginning of line Moves to end of line Moves forward one word Moves left one word

In the example in Listing 5-8, you can see what happens when a simple ACL is created. Not only is a new entity added as the trustee of the object, but a mask setting is also added. The mask is the summary of the maximum of permissions an entity can have on the file. This mask is not very important because it is modified automatically when new permissions are set with the ACL. However, the mask can be used to reduce the permissions of all trustees to a common denominator. Because it s set automatically when working with ACLs, I recommend that you just ignore the ACL masks: it makes things very complicated if you try to modify them in a useful way.

Deletes everything behind cursor to start of line Deletes from cursor to end of line Deletes from cursor to beginning of word Deletes from cursor to end of word Transposes characters on left and right of cursor Transposes words on left and right of cursor

Clears screen (everything above current line) Undoes everything since last commanda Undoes changes made to the lineb Undoes deletion of word or line caused by using Ctrl+K, Ctrl+W, and so onc Lowercases current word (from the cursor to end of word)

n order to get correct information from your database, it is essential that the design is appropriate and you understand it properly. You have already seen simple relationships between tables (for example, each member is associated with one member type), and in 5, we looked at self relationships (for example, members may coach other members). Another situation that occurs frequently is where there is more than one relationship between two tables.

A default ACL can be applied on a directory. When using a default ACL, you can specify the permissions that new files and directories will get when they are created in a given directory. Therefore, you can consider default ACLs as a umask setting that is applied on a directory only.

This is different from Ctrl+U, because it will leave intact any command already on the line, such as one pulled from your command history.