Check out rute.sourceforge.net for decent coverage of all things Linux, including bash scripting.
Also, the Advanced Bash Scripting HOWTO (at www.tldp.org among many other places) is also helpful,
even for a beginner. By 'advanced', it means anything more complicated than a simple series of
commands.
I'm sure there's more (and probably better) out there, but that should give you a start.
As for patching, what are you interested in? Creating? Applying? The basic process is pretty
simple: patch sourcefile patchfile. As for an online resource, it's probably covered in rute as
well.
good luck!
--- "Robert E. Schaefer" <rschaefer@cs-security.net> wrote:
> does anyone know of any good recourses for source patching whether it
> kernel or application based patching. Also does anyone know of any
> online resources for bash scripting for the beginner.
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> Robert E.Schaefer MCSE CCSP
> Sr. Engineer
> CS-Security.Net
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