Jon Lassar's Think Unix is a good start. While not exactly a scripting
book, it will cover the basics and point you in the right direction for
further enlightenment.
Don't be fooled by it's fairly small size compared to other computer
books. It might be small, but it's dense and chock full of useful
information.
If you read and fully understand this book, you should be able to solve
many of your Linux related problems (including scripting) by yourself.
Thus spake David R. Meyer on the 17 day of the 10 month in the year 2002:
> Good Afternoon,
>
> I have discovered that shell scripting is a weak area for me. With all
> the resources out there about how-to, etc, I am wondering is someone who
> may have had similar weaknesses in this area might suggest a resource
> (website, book, etc.) that you found to be helpful.
>
> Thanks much!
>
> Dave
>
>
>
-- Matthew MoenGroking Linux daily has proven to eliminate 97% of clueful decay!
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