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Apache Jakarta Project, 403 408 Apache Web server, 402 403 access control, 415 417 authentication, 420 422 automatic directory indexing, 419 420 CGI files, 418 419 configuration and directives, 408 424 configuration files, 408 directory-level configuration, 413 414 files and directories, 404 405 log files, 422 424 MIME types, 417 418 modules, 405 406 server configuration, 410 413 starting and stopping, 406 408 URL pathnames, 417 version 2.0, 405 406 virtual hosting, 425 430 Web sites, 403 Webalizer, 422 applets, 97 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot GNOME, 111 112 applications, K Desktop Environment, 124 125 APT, 53 archives archiving to floppies, 206 archiving to tape, 207 compressing, 206 207 and compressing files, 202 creating, 203 204 displaying archive contents, 203 extracting, 205 File Roller, 202 210 Linux, 181 tar utility, 203 207 updating, 205 arguments, 44 shell scripts, 155 156 authentication Apache Web server, 420 422 configuration, 63 Kerberos, 324 325 ProFTPD, 392 SSH, 314 315 auto mounts, 581 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index B background jobs, 150 151 backups, 516 521 dump, 517, 518 519 recording, 517 restore, 519 521 Balsa, 240 241 BASH shell control structures, 158 160 history list, 137 141 special variables and features, 168 test operators, 157 .bash_logout, 178 .bash_profile, configuring, 174 177 .bashrc, 177 178 Bell Laboratories, 10 BIND, 658 660 servers and tools, 659 starting and stopping, 660 BitTorrent, 54 Blackdown, 260 261 Bluecurve, 41 43 Bluetooth, 64 65 configuration, 65 personal area networks (PANs), 65 66 bookmarks, 269 boot disks, 35 36, 640 creating, 25 27 kernel, 648 649 boot loaders, 30, 639 640 configuration, 649 broadcast addresses, 764 browsers, 256 259 bzip2, 209 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index C cache files, 685 686 caching-only servers, 668 cat, 187, 188 cd, 189, 191 CD-ROM CD burners, 235 236 defaults, 584 information requirements, 23 24 mounting, 589 590 mounting from the KDE desktop, 125 126 recording, 596 599 CD-R/RW, installing devices, 590 592 certificates, 310 chains, 329 firewall, 330 NAT, 339 340 user-defined, 334 chkconfig, 360 361, 362 365, 503 configuring xinetd, 364 enabling and disabling xinetd services, 363 364 how it works, 364 365 listing services, 362 options, 363 removing and adding services, 364 starting and stopping services with, 362 363 Classless Interdomain Routing (CIDR), 759 762 command line interface, 39 41, 43 44, 135 137 command and filename completion, 137 editing, 136 137 mail clients, 242 245 wvidal, 76 78 Common Unix Printing System. See CUPS compressing files, 202 bzip2, 209 compress and uncompress, 209 with File Roller, 202 210 gzip, 207 209 Zip, 209 210 Concurrent Versions System (CVS), 566 567 conditions, 156 configuration authentication, 63 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Bluetooth, 65 CUPS, 475 476 directories and files, 505 508, 572 DSL and ISDN, 74 GNOME, 112 114 interface configuration scripts, 75 76 KDE desktop, 119 120 local area networks (LANs), 82 92 modems, 73 74 network configuration tools, 67 printers, 50 52 security, 60 63 users, 48 50 wireless connections, 74 75 connection tracking, 337 338 control structures, 156 161 conditional, 158 160 loop, 160 161 Courier, 446 cp, 193 195 cron anacron, 499 cron.d directory, 496 crond service, 495 crontab command, 497 crontab entries, 495 496 directory names, 499 editing, 497 environment variables, 496 files and directories, 498 organizing scheduled tasks, 497 498 running directory scripts, 498 499 Crypto IP Encapsulation (CIPE), 312 CUPS, 471, 472 480 administrative tools, 478 480 command line print clients, 476 478 configuration, 475 476 configuring remote printers on, 474 475 installing printers with, 473 474 printer classes, 475 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index D DARPA, 11 database management systems, 220 223 datagrams, 253 date, 494 495 configuration, 33 DB2, 222 223 dependency, 31 device files, 575 577, 617 620 creating manually, 619 620 symbolic links, 618 df command, 578 DHCP, 695 696 configuring client hosts, 696 configuring the server, 696 698 declarations, parameters and options, 705 706 dynamic addresses, 698 699 dynamic DNS updates, 700 702 and journal files, 686 687 subnetworks, 702 703 Dig, 487 488 digital signatures, 290 checking software package digital signatures, 298 300 combining with encryption, 290, 291 decrypting, 297 disk quotas, 542 544 Display Manager, 38 39 DNS, 769 773 address translations, 653 656 clients, 656 configuration, 660 662 security, 687 692 split DNS, 692 694 zones, 660 661 DNS servers, 654 655 alternative, 658 configuring with redhat-config-bind, 88 92 documentation, 659 dynamic updates, 700 702 implementing, 86 88 types, 661 662 DNSSEC, 689 691 document viewers, 219 220 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot documentation, 7 8, 19 20 Help, 44 45 Samba, 725 726 domain name addresses, 253 254 domains, 445 drag and drop, in GNOME, 100 drivers, unsupported, 63 64 DSL, configuration, 74 dump, 517, 518 519 DVD devices, 626 DVD R/RW installing devices, 590 592 recording, 596 599 dvd+rw tools, 599 DVI, 219 220 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index E e2fsck, 578 579 e2label, 584 editing, 136 137 editors, 10, 223 224 Emacs, 224, 225 226 gedit, 224 Kate, KEdit, and KJots, 225 Vim, 223, 226 230 Emacs, 224, 225 226, 241 242 encryption combining with signatures, 290, 291 GNU Privacy Guard (GPG), 291 298 public-key, 289 290 SSH, 314 315 Enlightenment, 43 environment, 12 variables, 169 Epiphany, 258 /etc/fstab, 580 586 /etc/init.d, 365 368 /etc/rc.d, 355 357 /etc/sysconfig, 355 357 /etc/sysconfig/hwconf, 620 621 /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts, 75 76 Ethereal, 779 781 Ethernet cards, configuring replaced or unsupported, 72 Ettrich, Matthias, 116 Evolution, 239, 240 export, 169 ext3 journaling, 580 Extended Internet Services Daemon. See xinetd This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index F fdisk, 592 594 Fedora Core features, 8 9 hard drive configuration, 23 hardware requirements, 22 23 information requirements, 23 25 installation, 21 22 Red Hat administration tools, 9 updating, 52 54 Yum repository, 53 Fedora Project, 6 Fetchmail, 247 fgrep, 162 163 file structure, 12 Linux, 184 187 parent/child structure, 184 tree structure, 184 file systems, 570 creating, 592 596 information, 578 579 mounting, 577 578 types, 582 file types, 183 filenames expansion, 141 145 generating patterns, 144 145 matching a range of characters, 143 144 matching multiple characters, 142 143 matching shell symbols, 144 matching single characters, 143 files, Linux, 181, 182 184 Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS), 570 579 filters, 161 164 find, 192 193, 194 finger, 277, 278 firewalls chains, 330 iptables, 328 329 Netfilter, 327 setup, 81 fixed addresses, 703 706 floppy disks This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot boot disks, 25 27 defaults, 584 mounting, 588 589 mounting from the KDE desktop, 125 126 free command, 513 Free Software Foundation, 14 GNU project, 3 fsck, 578 579 ftp, 270 274 client commands, 271 272 .netrc, 274 276 FTP, 262 263 anonymous, 379 380, 381 382 clients, 262 276 FTP servers, 377 379 available servers, 378 ProFTPD, 378, 389 398 Red Hat FTP server directories, 378 379 users, 379 Very Secure FTP server (vsftpd), 378 virtual, 395 398 vsftpd, 379 380, 382 389 Washington University FTP Daemon (WU-FTPD), 398 399 FTP user account, 380 382 creating new FTP users, 380 381 ftp group, 380 fully qualified domain names, 653 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index G gateway addresses, 764 gateways, 82 gconfig, 643 644 GDM, 38 39 gedit, 224 gFTP, 264 GNOME, 12 13, 95 96 adding drawers, 110 adding menus, 110 adding panels, 109 applets, 111 112 application launchers, 110 application links, 100 Bluecurve, 41 42 components, 98 configuration, 112 114 corner panels, 109 desktop, 100 102 desktop menu, 101 directories and files, 113 114 Disk Mounter, 111 displaying panels, 109 drag and drop, 100 drive icons, 101 edge panels, 109 Electric Eyes, 232 enhancements, 96 Epiphany, 258 floating panels, 109 GConf, 114 gedit, 224 GIMP, 233 gPhoto, 233 GQview, 232 graphics tools, 232 233 gThumb, 232 GTK+, 97 Help, 99 Image Shaker, 232 interface, 97 99 mail clients, 240 241 menu panels, 109 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot moving and removing objects, 110 111 Nautilus, 258, 264 Nautilus file manager, 96, 102 108 Office, 217 219 OpenOffice, 214 215 panel, 108 111 panel objects, 109 111 Panel Properties dialog box, 108 109 quitting, 99 sliding panels, 109 special panel objects, 111 Start Here window, 99 System Manager (GTop), 514 Tasklist, 112 user directories, 114 window manager, 102 Workspace Switcher, 112 GNOME Display Manager, 38 39 GNU General Public License, 13 14 GNU Network Object Model Environment. See GNOME GNU Privacy Guard (GPG), 60, 291 298 commands and options, 292 293 decrypting a digital signature, 297 decrypting messages, 297 encrypting messages, 297 setup, 293 296 signing messages, 297 298 using, 296 298 GNU software, 14 GNU SQL, 223 Grand Unified Bootloader (GRUB), 30, 515 516 and CD writers, 591 592 configuration, 649 See also boot loaders graphics tools, 231 GNOME, 232 233 KDE, 232 X Window System, 233 grep, 162 163 GTK+, 97 GUI, starting from the command line, 40 41 gvim, 226 230 gzip, 207 209 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index H hard drive configuration, 23 information requirements, 23 24 mounting partitions, 590 hardware device installation, 618 619 requirements for installation, 22 23 Help, 44 45 GNOME, 99 KDE, 124 See also documentation; references; resources history commands and event references, 139 configuring, 141 event editing, 140 events, 138 139 HISTFILE and HISTSAVE, 141 list, 137 /home directory, 573 host, 277, 279 hypertext databases, 254 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index I ICMP packets, 335 ICQ, 280, 281 IDE CD-R/RW, installing devices, 590 592 ifconfig, 775 777 ignoreeof, 167 168 IKE, 309 310 IMAP, 469 470 info pages, 45 See also Help information requirements, 23 25 Informix, 222 init.d scripts, 357 358 initialization files, 170 171, 178 179 inittab files, 622 input devices, 622 623 install diskette, 26 See also boot disks installation additional software, 34 redhat-config-packages, 55 56 rpm command, 57 58 software, 54 60 source code applications, 59 60 Instant Messenger, 281 282 integrity checks, 290 interface configuration scripts, 75 76 Internet Cache Protocol (ICP), 443 Internet Configuration Wizard, 73 DSL and ISDN configuration, 74 modem configuration, 73 74 wireless configuration, 74 75 Internet Mail Access Protocol. See IMAP Internet Protocol Security. See IPsec InterNetNews (INN), 485 configuration files, 485 486 implementing, 487 inn.conf, 486 487 overviews, 487 storage formats, 486 487 intranets, 84 intrusion detection, 301 iostat, 513 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot IP addresses, 83 84, 253 assigning statically or dynamically, 84 86 class-based, 757 758 dynamic, 698 699 fixed, 703 706 obtaining, 762 763 virtual hosts, 425 426 IP aliasing, 782 IP forwarding, 351 IP masquerading, 349 351 local networks, 350 NAT rule, 350 selected hosts, 352 IP-based virtual domains, 684 685 IPsec, 62, 303 certificates, 310 configuring connections with setkey, 306 309 configuring with racoon, 309 310 configuring with redhat-config-network, 305 306 Crypto IP Encapsulation (CIPE), 312 and IPtables, 305 Key Exchange protocol (IKE), 309 310 modes, 304 protocols, 303 304 receiving hosts, 308 security associations, 307 security databases, 304 305 security policy, 307 308 tools, 304 305 tunnel mode, 310 312 two-way transmissions, 308 309 iptables, 328 329 accepting and denying packets, 333 334 adding and changing rules, 331 commands, 331 controlling port access, 336 337 ICMP packets, 335 and IPsec, 305 options, 332 333 script example, 343 349 support, 341 343 targets, 330 user-defined chains, 334 IPv4, 756 addresses, 654, 757 CIDR addressing, 760 762 reserved addresses, 762 763 IPv6, 756 addressing, 654, 765 767 CIDR addressing, 762 IRC, 280 281 ISDN, configuration, 74 iwconfig, 78 79 iwlist, 80 iwpriv, 79 80 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot iwspy, 80 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index J Java Blackdown, 260 261 Software Development Kit (SDK), 261 jobs bringing to foreground, 152 killing, 152 153 management operations, 151 notification, 151 152 running in background, 150 151 stopping and suspending, 152 153 journaling, 569, 579 580 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index K K Desktop Environment, 12 13 applications, 124 125 Bluecurve, 41, 42 43 configuring the desktop, 119 120 Control Center, 130 133 desktop, 117 123 desktop files, 120 121 desktop links, 125 desktop operations, 119 Desktop Pager, 122 desktop user directories, 132 directories and files, 132 133 editors, 225 file manager. see Konqueror graphics tools, 232 Help Center, 124 installation directories, 133 .kde directory, 132 KDE panel, 123 KFourier, 232 Kicker, 123 KMail, 241 KOffice, 216 217 Konqueror, 126 130, 258, 263 264 KPaint, 232 KParts, 217 Krita, 232 KSnapshot, 232 KSysguard, 514 KuickShow, 232 KView, 232 menus, 118 MIME types and associated applications, 132 mounting CD-ROMs and floppy disks, 125 126 overview, 115 116 Process Manager (kpm), 514 Qt library, 117 quitting, 118 119 standard links, 124 125 Task Manager and Performance Monitor, 514 URL desktop files, 120 121 virtual desktops, 122 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Web sites, 116 windows, 121 122 .k5login, 284 KDE. See K Desktop Environment Kerberos, 61, 323 authentication, 324 325 configuring servers, 325 326 Kerberized services, 325 servers, 323 324 kernel, 3, 12 archives and patches, 640 641 boot disks, 648 649 compiling and installing, 646 649 compiling from source code, 640 644 configuration features, 644 646 configuring, 641 644 CP kernel packages, 636 637 installing a new version, 635 638 installing kernel packages, 637 638 installing the kernel image manually, 647 648 Linux kernel interfaces, 585 modifying a kernel of the same version, 638 640 module tools, 626 627 Red Hat kernel packages, 636 runtime parameters, 634 635 support packages, 637 versions, 633 634 KOffice, 216 217 Konqueror, 258, 263 264 copying files, 129 deleting files, 130 keyboard shortcuts, 129 moving files, 129 navigating directories, 128 129 navigation panel, 127 128 permissions, 130 renaming files, 130 searching for files, 128 selecting files, 129 Web and FTP access, 130 window, 126 127 KParts, 217 Kudzu, 618 619, 620 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index L LDAP, 455 456, 544 546 less, 187, 188 lftp, 276 licenses, 13 14 Line Print Server. See LPRng Links, 259 Linux archives, 181 archiving and compressing files, 202 210 copying and moving files, 196, 197 copying files, 193 195 copying files to a DOS floppy, 199 200 copying files to a DOS partition, 202 directory commands, 189 190 documentation, 19 20 erasing files and directories, 196 file operations, 197 File Roller, 202 210 file structure, 184 187 files, 181, 182 184 graphics tools, 233 234 hard links, 198 199 history of, 10 12 home directories, 185 installation, 27 33 links, 197 199 listing, displaying and printing files, 187 189 managing directories, 189 192 moving files, 195 196 mtools, 199 202 Office suites, 213 online information sources, 18 19 and operating systems, 10 overview, 3 4, 12 13 pathnames, 185 186 referencing the parent directory, 191 192 searching directories, 192 193 software, 14 17 symbolic links, 197 198 system directories, 186 187 linux-wlan, 80 ln, 197 199 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot local area networks (LANs) addressing, 656 658 assigning IP addresses statically or dynamically, 84 86 configuration, 82 92 implementing a DNS server, 86 88 IP addressing, 83 84 physical configuration, 83 Squid proxy server, 86 Logical Volume Management (LVM), 30 creating LVMs with Disk Druid, 612 enabling in the kernel, 601 LVM structure, 611 612 LVM tools, 612 613, 614 615 logical volumes, 30 login/logout, 34 35 from command line interface, 39 40 loops, 156 lpq, 188 189 lpr, 187, 188 189 lprm, 188 189 LPRng, 480 483 configuring lpd, 481 483 print clients, 481, 483 printcap file, 481 ls, 187, 189, 190 191, 285 Lynx, 259 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index M macros, 270 Mail, 243 244 mail clients, 237 238 accessing mail on remote POP mail servers, 246 247 Balsa, 240 241 command line, 242 245 Emacs, 241 242 Evolution, 239, 240 Fetchmail, 247 GNOME, 240 241 KMail, 241 Mail, 243 244 MIME, 238 239 Mozilla, 241 242 Mutt, 242 243 New Message Handler utility (nmh), 244 245 notification of received mail, 245 246 Mail Exchanger, 672 673 mail servers, 446 received mail, 447 mail transfer agents, 446 mailing lists, 250 251 mangle tables, 340 manual translations, 654 masquerading, 349 351 master zones, 89 90 reverse, 91 92 messenger clients, 280 281 Metacity, 43 mgetty, 621 622 Microsoft Office, accessibility to, 214 MIME, 238 239 mingetty, 621 622 Minix, 11 mkdir, 189, 190 mkfs, 595 596 mkswap, 596 /mnt directory, 573 modems configuration, 73 74 installing and managing, 621 622 modules, 626 631 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot files and directories, 627 installing new modules for the kernel, 630 631 managing, 628 630 RAM disks, 649 650 monitor, information requirements, 24 more, 187, 188 mount command, 586 587 mounting CD-ROMs, 589 590 mounting file systems, 569, 577 578 automatically, 580 586 directly, 586 590 mount options, 582 583 mounting floppy disks, 588 589 mounting hard drive partitions, 590 mountpoints, 29 mouse, information requirements, 23 24 Mozilla, 241 242, 256 258, 263 mtools, 199 202 commands, 200 configuring, 201 MULTICS, 10 multimedia, 231 applications, 235 236 CD burners, 235 236 sound applications, 234 235 video applications, 236 Web sites, 231 232 multitasking systems, 10 multiuser systems, 10 Mutt, 242 243 mv, 195 196 MX records, 447 MySQL, 221 222 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index N name server addresses, 764 765 name server records, 671 named.conf, 662 665 NAT, 328 329, 338 340 adding rules, 338 redirection, 340 targets and chains, 339 340 Nautilus, 96, 258, 264 directories, 104 105 file and directory properties, 106 107 File menu, 106 managing files, 105 106 menu, 104 preferences, 107 sidebar, 103 views, 103 104 as a Web browser, 107 108 window, 102, 103 NcFTP, 265 268 bookmarks and macros, 269 270 commands, 266 267 download features, 268 269 get options, 268 open options, 265 Netatalk, 707 Netfilter built-in chains, 330 rules, 714 netgroups, 721 netmask, 758 759 netstat, 781 782 Network Address Translation. See NAT network cards, installing, 624 625 Network File Systems. See NFS Network Information Service. See NIS networks configuration, 30 31 configuration information, 25 configuration tools, 67 dynamic and static, 68 69 interface configuration scripts, 75 76 interfaces and routes, 774 779 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Internet Configuration Wizard, 73 75 monitoring, 779 782 Network Device Control tool, 73 private, 84 redhat-config-network, 69 72 subnetworks, 702 703 tools, 280 virtual private networks (VPNs), 75 New Message Handler utility (nmh), 244 245 news servers, 485 487 news transport agents, 250 newsgroups, 247 252 usenet, 20 newsreaders, 249, 251 252 NFS, 707 analytical tools, 708 applying changes, 712 713 configuration, 710 713 configuring with Red Hat NFS Configuration tool, 708 710 daemons, 707 708 /etc/exports example, 712 /etc/exports options, 711 host entries, 710 manually exporting file systems, 713 mounting file systems, 714 717 options, 710 711 portmapper service, 713 714 security, 713 714 starting and stopping, 708 user-level access, 712 NIS, 717 723 nmh, 244 245 noauto, 585 586 noclobber, 167 168 noglob, 167 168 nsupdate, 687 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index O Office suites, 213 online information sources, 18 19 Open Software Foundation, 11 open source software, 3, 13 14 OpenOffice, 13, 214 215 OpenSSH, 313 322 OpenSSL, 433 434 operating systems, and Linux, 10 options, 43 options statement, 665 668 Oracle, 222 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index P packages installing, 54 60 security check, 58 59 packet filtering, 60, 328, 329 338 packet mangling, 340 packet states, 337 338 PAM, 546 547 parent/child structure, 184 See also file structure parted, 594 partitions, 28 29 labels, 584 recommended, 29 root, 29 swap, 29 Windows, 585 PATH, 565 566 PCMCIA devices, 623 624 PDF, 219 220 performance analysis tools and processes, 512 514 personal area networks (PANs), 65 66 PHP, 431 ping, 277 278 Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM), 546 547 POP servers, 467 469 port forwarding, 321 322 portmapper service, 713 714 POSIX, 12 Postfix, 446, 448 452 PostgreSQL, 221 PostScript, 219 220 PPP connections, wvidal, 76 78 print servers CUPS, 471, 472 480 LPRng, 471, 480 483 printers configuration, 50 52 device files, 472 devices and configuration, 471 472 spool directories, 472 priorities, 510 private networks, 84 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot IPv4, 656 657 IPv6, 658 /proc device information files, 620 621 /proc file system, 574 Procman System Manager, 513 514 Professional FTP Daemon. See ProFTPD profile script, 176 177 profiles, 72 ProFTPD, 378 anonymous access, 392 395 authentication, 392 configuration, 390 392 configuration directives, 396 398 ftpcount, 400 ftpshut, 399 ftpwho, 400 install and startup, 389 390 virtual FTP servers, 395 398 program directories, 505, 572 proxies, 61 Squid proxy server, 86 transparent, 340 proxy servers, 437 438 See also Squid proxy server ps command, 512 PTR records, 673 674 public-key encryption, 289 290 checking RPM packages, 300 importing public keys, 299 validating public keys, 299 pwd, 189 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index Q Qmail, 446 Qpopper, 468 469 Qt library, 117 quotas, 542 544 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index R racoon, 309 310 RAID automatic detection, 605 606 booting from a RAID device, 604 605 configuring RAID devices, 601 611 corresponding hard disk partitions, 604, 605 creating and installing RAID devices, 606 610 devices and partitions, 604 disks, 30 enabling in the kernel, 601 example, 610 611 Linux software RAID levels, 602 603 persistent superblocks, 605 606 tools, 606 RAM disks, 649 650 rcp, 283, 284 285 Red Hat Enterprise Linux, 6 7 Red Hat Linux administration tools, 9, 504 documentation, 7 8 Fedora Core, 8 9 Fedora Project, 6 hard drive configuration, 23 hardware requirements, 22 23 information requirements, 23 25 installation, 21 22 overview, 5 6 Red Hat Enterprise Linux, 6 7 updating, 52 54 User Manager, 48 49 Red Hat Network, 34, 52 54 Red Hat Package Manager (RPM), 551 command line installation, 553 559 installation example, 557 558 installing and updating packages with rpm, 556 557 installing from the desktop, 552 options, 553 555 packages, 552 packaging software, 567 querying from RPM packages and installed software, 555 556 rebuilding the RPM database, 559 removing RPM software packages, 558 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot rpm command, 553 555 tools, 551 updating software, 552 553 verifying an RPM installation, 558 559 Red Hat Update Agent, 34 redhat-config-bind adding records, 90 91 configuring DNS servers with, 88 92 master zones, 89 90 reverse master zones, 91 92 redhat-config-date, 494 redhat-config-network, 69 72, 305 306 configuring replaced or unsupported Ethernet cards, 72 profiles, 72 redhat-config-packages, 55 56 redhat-config-printer, 50 52 redhat-config-securitylevel, 81 redhat-config-services, 360 362, 503 redhat-config-users, 48 50 redhat-config-xfree86, 52 redhat-logviewer, 508, 509 redirection NAT, 340 of standard error, 149 150 of standard input/output, 145 148 references, 7 Help, 44 45 online, 18 19 regular expressions, 162 164 special characters, 163 ReiserFS, 580 remote access commands, 283 286 resource records, 669 674 resources, 7 Help, 44 45 online, 18 19 restore, 519 521 reverse mapping, 678 681 reverse master zones, 91 92 reverse proxy cache, 443 444 RHN. See Red Hat Network .rhosts, 284 Ritchie, Dennis, 11 rlogin, 283, 284 rm, 196 rmdir, 189, 190 root directory, 570 571 root user, 491 493 password, 492 su command, 492 493 routing, 777 779 rpm command, 57 58, 553 555 rsh, 285 runlevels, 358, 499 500 changing with telinit, 501 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot initab, 501 runlevel command, 501 shutdown, 501 503 ruptime, 284 rwho, 283 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index S Samba accessing services with clients, 747 752 accessing SWAT, 736 activating SWAT, 735 applications, 726 727 configuring with redhat-config-samba, 731 732 creating a new share with SWAT, 737 738 documentation, 725 726 domain logons, 746 747 Global section, 739 742 Homes section, 742 password, 742 passwords, 729 731 Printers section, 742 743, 744 745 shares, 743 744 sharing Windows directories and printers, 750 752 smbclient, 747 749 smb.conf configuration file, 732 733 smbmount, 749 750 startup, 728 729 SWAT and smb.conf, 734 746 SWAT configuration pages, 736 737, 738 SWAT-generated smb.conf example, 738 739 testing the configuration, 746 variable substitutions, 745 746 Windows clients, 752 sar, 513 scanbus, 592 scheduling tasks, 495 499 scp, 284 285 search servers, 487 488 searching files, 162 163 secret keys, 688 689 Secure Shell. See SSH Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), 433 435 security applications, 61 associations, 307 combining encryption and signatures, 290, 291 configuration, 60 63 digital signatures, 290, 298 300 GNU Privacy Guard (GPG), 291 298 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot integrity checks, 290 network security applications, 328 NFS, 713 714 package security check, 58 59 policy, 307 308 public-key encryption, 289 290 Sendmail, 464 467 services, 60 62 Squid proxy server, 440 442 Tripwire, 301 Web server, 433 435 Sendmail, 446, 452 467 centralized mail server, 463 configuration, 456 460 configuring a workstation with direct ISP connection, 463 464 configuring mail servers and clients, 462 features, 457 458 files and directories, 454 455 mailer table, 464 masquerading, 460 462 security, 464 467 simple network configuration, 462 463 serial ports, 621 servers standalone, 360 starting and stopping with startup scripts, 359 starting automatically, 359 360 starting directly, 359 xinetd, 360 server-side includes (SSIs), 430 431 service command, 503 service scripts, 365 example, 367 368 functions, 365 366 Init script functions, 366 installing, 368 System V init script tags, 366 tags, 366 367 set, 154 setkey, 306 309 Setup Agent, 33 shell scripts arguments, 155 156 executing, 155 user-defined commands, 155 156 shells, 37, 135 aliases, 165 167 command line interface, 135 137 configuration, 165 configuration files, 179 controlling operations, 167 168 history, 137 141 operations, 146 prompts, 135 subshells, 169 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot symbols, 141 142, 144 system shell variables, 169 179 variables, 153 154 shutdown, 38, 39 from command line interface, 40 slaves, 682 684 slogin, 284 software compiling, 562 565 decompressing, 561 decompressing and extracting in one step, 560 561 extracting, 562 GNU, 14 installation, 31 32, 54 60 installing from compressed archives, 560 566 installing from RPM source code files, 559 560 Linux, 14 17 open source, 3, 13 14 package types, 550 551 packaging with RPM, 567 repositories, 549 550 selecting an install directory, 561 562 sound applications, 234 235 configuration, 34 devices, 625 sound cards, installing, 624 625 source code applications, installation, 59 60 split DNS, 692 694 SQL databases, 220 223 Squid proxy server, 86, 437 438 ACL options, 442 caches, 443 configuring client browsers, 438 439 logs, 443 reverse proxy cache, 443 444 security, 440 442 squid.conf, 439 SRPMs, 559 560 ssh, 285 286 SSH, 61 clients, 318 321 configuration, 322 configuration files, 319 creating SSH keys with ssh-keygen, 317 318 encryption and authentication, 314 315 OpenSSH, 313 322 port forwarding, 321 322 scp, 320 321 setup, 316 318 sftp and sftp-server, 321 ssh, 320 tools, 315 316 tunneling, 321 322 SSL, 433 435 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot standard error, redirecting and piping, 149 150 standard input/output, 145 148 Start of Authority (SOA) records, 670 671 startup, 38 39 startup files, 355 357 startup scripts, 357 358 starting and stopping servers with, 359 su, 492 493 subdomains, 682 684 subnetworks, 702 703 subshells, 169 superuser control, 491 493 Sybase, 222 syslog.conf, 508 entries, 508 509, 510 511 syslogd, 508 512 system configuration, 31 configuration tools, 48 system administration tools, 493 system directories, 504 505, 571 572 system logs, 508 512 system variables, 169 179 BASH_ENV, 172 exporting, 174 HOME, 171 initialization files, 170 171 keywords, 170 NNTPSERVER, 173 PATH, 171 172 PS1 and PS2, 172 173 variable assignments, 174 SysV Init, 357 358 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index T Talk, 280 281 Tanenbaum, Andrew, 11 tar utility, 203 207 targets, 330 NAT, 339 340 tar.gz, 560 566 TCP wrappers, 375 376 tcpdump, 781 TCP/IP, 753 755 configuration files, 768 769, 770 network addresses, 756 765 Telnet, 282 283 termcap files, 622 terminals, installing and managing, 621 622 test operations, 157 158 Thompson, Ken, 10, 11 time, 494 495 configuration, 33 top, 513 traceroute, 277, 279 tree structure, 184 See also file structure Tripwire, 301 tset, 622 TSIG keys, 691 692 TSIG signatures, 686 687 tunneling, 321 322 Tux, 401 402 TV, 626 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index U UCM, 451 452 umount command, 587 588 uninstalling, software packages, 56 Unix, 4 history of, 10 11 unset, 154 unsolicited commercial mail, 451 452 unsupported drivers, 63 64 updating, 52 54 URL addresses, 254 256 usenet newsgroups, 20, 247 252 user accounts, 34, 37 38 configuring, 48 50 user interfaces, 10 user-defined chains, 334 users absolute permissions, 538 539 adding and removing, 529 530 configuration files, 523 524 controlling passwords, 527 528 directory permissions, 539 540 /etc/login.access, 527 /etc/login.defs, 527 /etc/skel, 526 527 managing groups, 531 533 ownership, 534 536 ownership permissions, 540 541 password files, 524 526 permission defaults, 541 542 permission symbols, 537 permissions, 533 534, 535 profile scripts, 526 sticky bit permission, 540 541 /usr directories, 573 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index V /var directory, 573 574 /var/log, 508 512 video applications, 236 video card, information requirements, 24 video devices, 626 Vim, 223, 226 230 virtual desktops, 122 virtual domains, 684 685 virtual hosts on Apache Web server, 425 430 dynamic, 427 430 IP address-based, 425 426 name-based, 426 427 virtual private networks (VPNs), 75 Crypto IP Encapsulation (CIPE), 312 tunnel mode, 310 312 vmstat, 513 vsftpd, 378, 379 380 access controls, 386 387 anonymous user permissions, 385 configuration, 383 386 connection time limits, 385 386 enabling login access, 384 enabling standalone access, 384 local user permissions, 384 385 logging, 386 messages, 386 running, 382 383 virtual hosts, 388 virtual users, 388 389 This document is created with the unregistered version 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374 375 starting and stopping services with, 369 TCP wrappers, 375 376 Xload, 513 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index Y Yum repository, 53 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Index Z Zip, 209 210 zone files, 674 682 zone keys, 689 zone statement, 663 This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot List of Figures Chapter 3: Interface Basics Figure 3-1: The Bluecurve GNOME desktop Chapter 4: Red Hat System Configuration Figure 4-1: Red Hat administrative tools Figure 4-2: The Red Hat User Manager, redhat-config-users Figure 4-3: rehat-config-printer Figure 4-4: The redhat-config-xfree86 Display Settings window Figure 4-5: redhat-config-packages Figure 4-6: Authentication with authconfig-gtk Chapter 5: Red Hat Network Configuration Figure 5-1: The redhat-config-network Network Configuration window Figure 5-2: The redhat-config-network DNS panel Figure 5-3: Device configuration in redhat-config-network Figure 5-4: Internet Connection Wizard Figure 5-5: redhat-config-securitylevel Figure 5-6: DNS server operation Figure 5-7: DNS server and network Figure 5-8: redhat-config-bind example Figure 5-9: redhat-config-bind master zone Figure 5-10: Adding a host Chapter 6: GNOME Figure 6-1: GNOME Figure 6-2: Nautilus file manager Figure 6-3: File properties on Nautilus Figure 6-4: The GNOME panel Chapter 7: The K Desktop Environment: KDE Figure 7-1: The KDE desktop Figure 7-2: The desktop dialog box Figure 7-3: KDE panel Figure 7-4: The KDE file manager Figure 7-5: KDE Control Center Chapter 10: Managing Linux Files, Directories, and Archives Figure 10-1: File information displayed using the -l option for the ls command Figure 10-2: The Linux file structure beginning at the root directory Figure 10-3: Directory pathnames Figure 10-4: File Roller archiving and compression This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot tool Chapter 11: Office and Database Applications Figure 11-1: OpenOffice's OpenWriter word processor Chapter 14: Web, FTP, and Java Clients Figure 14-1: Mozilla Web browser Chapter 16: Encryption, Integrity Checks, and Signatures GNU Privacy Guard Figure 16-1: Public-key encryption and digital signatures Chapter 17: Internet Protocol Security: IPsec Figure 17-1: IPsec on redhatconfig- network Chapter 18: Secure Shell and Kerberos Figure 18-1: SSH setup and access Figure 18-2: Kerberos authentication Chapter 19: Network Firewalls: Netfilter Figure 19-1: A network with a firewall Figure 19-2: Firewall rules applied to a local network example Chapter 20: Server Management Figure 20-1: redhat-configservices Chapter 22: Web Servers: Apache Figure 22-1: Apache Configuration Tool Chapter 25: Print Servers This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Figure 25-1: CUPS Add Printer page Chapter 27: Basic System Administration Figure 27-1: redhat-config-date, Date & Time tool Figure 27-2: Red Hat Log Viewer Figure 27-3: Procman System Manager Chapter 31: RAID and LVM Figure 31-1: RAID devices Figure 31-2: Logical Volume Management Chapter 33: Kernel Administration Figure 33-1: The xconfig Linux Kernel Configuration tool, kernel 2.4 Figure 33-2: The gconfig Linux Kernel Configuration tool, kernel 2.6 Chapter 34: Domain Name System Figure 34-1: DNS server operation Figure 34-2: DNS server and network Chapter 36: NFS and NIS Figure 36-1: Red Hat NFS Configuration Tool Chapter 37: Samba Figure 37-1: redhat-config-samba Figure 37-2: SWAT home page Figure 37-3: SWAT Share page showing Homes section Figure 37-4: SWAT Global Variables page Figure 37-5: SWAT Samba share Chapter 38: Administering TCP/IP Networks Figure 38-1: Class-based netmask operations Figure 38-2: CIDR addressing Figure 38-3: Class-based and CIDR broadcast addressing This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot List of Tables Chapter 1: Introduction to Red Hat Linux Table 1-1: Red Hat Linux Resources Table 1-2: Red Hat Administration Tools Table 1-3: Linux Software Archives, Repositories, and Links Table 1-4: Database and Office Software Table 1-5: Network Servers and Security Table 1-6: Linux Programming Table 1-7: Linux Information and News Sites Table 1-8: Linux Documentation Project Table 1-9: Usenet Newsgroups Chapter 3: Interface Basics Table 3-1: Linux Help Resources Chapter 4: Red Hat System Configuration Table 4-1: Red Hat System Configuration Tools Table 4-2: Linux Software sites Table 4-3: Security Applications Chapter 5: Red Hat Network Configuration Table 5-1: Red Hat Network Configuration Tools Table 5-2: Variables for wvdial Table 5-3: Commonly Used Parameters Chapter 6: GNOME Table 6-1: The GNOME Desktop Menu Table 6-2: Nautilus File Manager Menu Table 6-3: The Nautilus File Pop-Up Menu Table 6-4: GNOME Configuration Directories Chapter 7: The K Desktop Environment: KDE Table 7-1: KDE Web Sites Table 7-2: KDE File Manager Keyboard Shortcuts Table 7-3: KDE Installation Directories Chapter 8: The Shell This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Table 8-1: Command Line Editing Operations Table 8-2: History Commands and History Event References Table 8-3: Shell Symbols Table 8-4: The Shell Operations Table 8-5: Job Management Operations Table 8-6: BASH Shell Test Operators Table 8-7: BASH Shell Control Structures Table 8-8: Regular Expression Special Characters Chapter 9: Shell Configuration Table 9-1: BASH Shell Special Variables and Features Table 9-2: Shell Configuration Files Chapter 10: Managing Linux Files, Directories, and Archives Table 10-1: Standard System Directories in Linux Table 10-2: Listing, Displaying, and Printing Files Table 10-3: Directory Commands Table 10-4: The find Command Table 10-5: File Operations Table 10-6: The mtools Access Commands Table 10-7: File Archives: tar Table 10-8: The gzip Options Chapter 11: Office and Database Applications Table 11-1: Linux Office Suites Table 11-2: GNOME Open Office Table 11-3: KOffice Applications Table 11-4: GNOME Office Table 11-5: PostScript, PDF, and DVI viewers Table 11-6: Database Management Systems for Linux Table 11-7: Desktop Editors Table 11-8: Vi Editor Commands Chapter 12: Graphics Tools and Multimedia Table 12-1: Linux Multimedia Sites Table 12-2: Graphics Tools for Linux Table 12-3: Multimedia Applications Table 12-4: Video and DVD Projects and Sites Chapter 13: Mail and News Clients Table 13-1: Linux Mail Clients Table 13-2: GNOME Mail Clients Table 13-3: Linux Newsreaders Chapter 14: Web, FTP, and Java Clients Table 14-1: Web Protocols Table 14-2: Web File Types Table 14-3: Blackdown Java Packages and Java Web Applications Table 14-4: Linux FTP Clients Table 14-5: NcFTP Open Options Table 14-6: NcFTP Commands Table 14-7: NcFTP get Options Table 14-8: ftp Client Commands Chapter 15: Network Tools Table 15-1: Network Tools Table 15-2: Talk and Messenger Clients Table 15-3: Remote Access Commands This document is 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Directives, proftpd.conf Chapter 22: Web Servers: Apache Table 22-1: Apache-Related Web Sites Table 22-2: Apache Web Server Files and Directories (RPM Installation) Table 22-3: Apache Modules (Apache 2.0) Table 22-4: Server Directives Table 22-5: Directory Directives Table 22-6: Access Control Directives (continued) Table 22-7: CGI Directives Table 22-8: Indexing Directives Table 22-9: Authentication Directives Table 22-10: Logging Directives Table 22-11: Apache Log Field Specifiers Chapter 23: Proxy Servers Squid This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Table 23-1: Squid ACL Options Chapter 24: Mail Servers: SMTP, POP, and IMAP Table 24-1: Mail Transfer Agents Table 24-2: Sendmail Files and Directories Table 24-3: Sendmail Features Table 24-4: Access Actions Chapter 25: Print Servers Table 25-1: CUPS Configuration Files Table 25-2: CUPS Print Clients Table 25-3: CUPS Administrative Tools Chapter 26: News and Search Servers Table 26-1: INN Configuration Files Chapter 27: Basic System Administration Table 27-1: Basic System Administration Tools Table 27-2: Cron Files and Directories Table 27-3: System Runlevels (States) Table 27-4: System Shutdown Options Table 27-5: Red Hat Configuration Tools Table 27-6: System Directories Table 27-7: Configuration Files Table 27-8: Sysconfig Files with Corresponding Red Hat System Administration Tools Table 27-9: Syslogd Facilities, Priorities, and Operators Table 27-10: Performance Tools Table 27-11: dump Options Table 27-12: restore Options Table 27-13: restore Interactive Mode Shell Commands Chapter 28: Managing Users Table 28-1: Paths for User Configuration Files Table 28-2: Options for the change Command Table 28-3: Options for useradd and usermod Table 28-4: File and Directory Permission Operations Table 28-5: Options for edquota Table 28-6: Options for quota Chapter 29: Software Management Table 29-1: Linux Software Sites Table 29-2: Linux Software Package File Extensions Table 29-3: Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) Options Table 29-4: Query Options for Installed Software Table 29-5: Query Options for RPM Packages Table 29-6: RPM Discrepancy Codes Chapter 30: File System Management Table 30-1: Linux File System Directories Table 30-2: System Directories Table 30-3: /usr Directories Table 30-4: /var Subdirectories Table 30-5: /proc Subdirectories and Files Table 30-6: Device Name Prefixes Table 30-7: File System Types Table 30-8: Mount Options for File Systems Table 30-9: The mount Command Table 30-10: Linux Partition and File System Creation Tools Table 30-11: Commonly Used fdisk Commands Table 30-12: The mkfs Options This document is created with the unregistered version of CHM2PDF Pilot Chapter 31: RAID and LVM Table 31-1: Linux Software RAID Levels Table 31-2: RAID Tools Table 31-3: raidtab Options Chapter 32: Devices and Modules Table 32-1: Device Links Table 32-2: Proc Device Information Files Table 32-3: Sound Devices Table 32-4: Video Devices Table 32-5: Kernel Module Commands Chapter 33: Kernel Administration Table 33-1: Compiling Options for the Kernel make Command Chapter 34: Domain Name System Table 34-1: Non-Internet Private Network IP Addresses Table 34-2: BIND Resources Table 34-3: BIND Diagnostic and Administrative Tools Table 34-4: DNS BIND Zone Types Table 34-5: BIND Configuration Statements Table 34-6: Zone Options Table 34-7: Options Table 34-8: Domain Name Service Resource Record Types Chapter 35: DHCP Server Table 35-1: DHCP Declarations, Parameters, and Options Chapter 36: NFS and NIS Table 36-1: The /etc/exports Options Table 36-2: NFS Mount Options Chapter 37: Samba Table 37-1: Samba Applications Table 37-2: SWAT Configuration Pages Table 37-3: Samba Substitution Variables Chapter 38: Administering TCP/IP Networks Table 38-1: TCP/IP Protocol Development Groups Table 38-2: TCP/IP Protocol Suite Table 38-3: CIDR IPv4 Network Masks Table 38-4: Subnets and Masks Table 38-5: Non-Internet IPv4 Local Network IP Addresses Table 38-6: IPv6 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