Added in the new files and swapped the theme to my modified version of bootstrap386

docs/Linux/shellbasics.md

@@ -1,20 +1,25 @@
-# Basics of the linux shell
+# Basics
+
+
+Basics of the Linus Shell
+
 
 ## Streams
 
-The linux shell (this will usually be [`bash`](bash.md)) works using different streams
+The linux shell (this will usually be [`bash`](/Linux/bash.md)) works using different streams
 
 The main three streams that are used on the command line are STDIN (Standard input), STDOUT (Standard output), STDERR (Standard Error)
 
-|ID|STREAM|USE|
-|---|:----|:---|
+|STREAM ID  \|    | STREAM NAME       \|     | STREAM USE|
+|------------|------|-----|
 | 0 | STDIN | Used to send input to the program |
 | 1 | STDOUT | Used to receive output from the program |
 | 2 | STDERR | Used to receive errors from the program |
 
+
 ### Standard Input
 
-Standard input is how we send input to an application it is also how we interact with the command line shell (Usually [`bash`](/bash.md))
+Standard input is how we send input to an application it is also how we interact with the command line shell (Usually [`bash`](/Linux/bash.md))
 
 Whenever a linux program asks for input this is sent to the program using the STDIN stream
 

docs/Troubleshooting/connections.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#Connections to servers
+# Connections to servers
 
 Usually connections to servers are a sign that all is working, occasionally though some nefarious parties decide that they really like the server and want to hog all the connections to themselves.
 
@@ -18,6 +18,6 @@ In these situations we will usually see a high connection count for certain serv
 
 Finding IP addresses connecting to HTTP is quite easy, all you should need to do is tail access logs to find the IP addresses
 
-You can use a command like `tail -f /home/*/access-logs/* | awk '{print $1}'` to get a live update on connections via HTTP/HTTPS on the server. [For more information on the commands used click here](commands.md) *__Note: This will only check sites in /home__*
+You can use a command like `tail -f /home/*/access-logs/* | awk '{print $1}'` to get a live update on connections via HTTP/HTTPS on the server. [For more information on the commands used click here](/Commands/commands.md) *__Note: This will only check sites in /home__*
 
 ##SMTP

docs/examples/Regex.md

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 # Regex examples
 
 ## Match an IP address
+
 `\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}`
 
 If we use this expression on the following using grep to search the file

docs/examples/sed.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-#Using `sed` to modify a DNS zone
+# Using `sed` to modify a DNS zone
 
-Take the following DNS zone as an example, say we needed to update the IP address from 110.232.142.185 to 45.65.88.152, you could modify the file using a text editor (see [editors](/commands#editors))
+Take the following DNS zone as an example, say we needed to update the IP address from 110.232.142.185 to 45.65.88.152, you could modify the file using a text editor (see [editors](/Commands/commands#editors))
 
 ```bash
 $TTL 86400

docs/index.md

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-# Welcome to the necronomicon
+# Home
+
+## Welcome to the necronomicon
 
 [Klaatu barada nikto](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106308/)
 
@@ -8,5 +10,8 @@ This is a compendium of all the useless facts, tips, tricks and commands that I
 
 ## Quick Links
 
-[Linux Shell Basics](/shellbasics)
-[Commands](/commands)
+\------------------------------------
+
+[Linux Shell Basics](/Linux/shellbasics)
+
+[Commands](/Commands/commands)

mkdocs.yml

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-site_name: Useful commands and tips
-nav:
-        - Home: index.md
-        - Commands: commands.md
-        - Connections: connections.md
-        - Regex: regex.md
-theme: readthedocs
+site_name: Useful tips
+
+theme: bootstrap386

mkdocs.yml.old

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+site_name: Useful commands and tips
+nav:
+        - Home: index.md
+        - Commands: commands.md
+        - Connections: connections.md
+        - Regex: regex.md
+theme: bootstrap386