The manual page of the pgmbentley linux command.

Manual page and help for the lsar linux command. Use the lsar command to list the contents of archive files.

The builtin Bash command manual page and help. The command executes the Bash built-in command specified in its parameter. If there is an external command with the same name, builtin will still run only the builtin. So by using this command, you can be sure that you are only running built-in commands.

The mysql_table Postfix MySQL client configuration manual page. The Postfix mail system uses optional tables to rewrite the address or forward mail. These tables are usually in dbm or db format.

The dpkg-deb linux command manual page and help. Dpkg-deb wraps, unpacks and provides information about Debian archives. You can use dpkg to install and remove packages from your system.

The manual page and help for the bind built-in Bash command. The bind command is a command for setting readline keybindings and variables. Assign a keystroke to a Readline function or macro, or set a Readline variable.

The manual page and help for the bg Bash built-in command. Use the bg command to manage workflows on Unix-like operating systems.

Manual page and help for the dpkg-checkbuilddeps linux command. The dpkg-checkbuilddeps program checks the packages installed on the system for the dependencies and conflicts listed in the control file. If any are not met, it displays them and exits with a non-zero return code. By default, the scan file is scanned, but you can specify another scan file name on the command line.

Manual page and help for the btrfs-select-super linux command. The btrfs-select-super command permanently overwrites all instances of the superblock with the specified copy. This helps in some cases, such as when a write operation has failed due to a power failure and not all superblocks have been written out, or if the primary superblock has been damaged, e.g. by accidental overwriting, etc.

Manual page and help for the btrfs-map-logical linux command. The btrfs-map-logical command can be used to find out what physical addresses are on the mirrors, and the result is sent to standard output (stdout) by default. It is used primarily for debugging purposes.