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  • Brief History of Open Officeorg
  • Brief Introduction to the Internet
  • Brief Review of Database Basics
  • Case in Point
  • Dual Host NoNIC Network
  • Predeployment Planning Checklist
  • Quick Guide to Getting Started with Apache
  • Simple Example of a Positional Parameter
  • Simple Perl Program
  • Access Control Lists
  • Access to the Shell
  • Access Variable Data Files in the var Directory
  • ACID Compliance in Transaction Processing to Protect Data Integrity
  • Action Command
  • Activating DHCP at Installation and Boot Time
  • Adding Hosts to etchosts
  • Adding New Users
  • Adding Some Error Checking
  • AddOn Postfix
  • AddOn Prefix
  • Address Based Virtual Hosts
  • Adjusting Volume
  • Administration
  • Adobe Flash
  • Advantages of Wireless Networking
  • Aladdin or GNU
  • Allin One Print FaxScan Devices
  • Allow Users to Change File Permissions
  • Allow Users to Compress Files
  • Allow Overrides Directives
  • Alternative Backup Software
  • Alternatives to Microsoft Exchange Server
  • An Example of Conversions in Action
  • And Telnet
  • Apache File Locations After a Build and Install
  • Apache Modules
  • Apache Multiprocessing Modules
  • Arithmetic Operators
  • Arrays - 2
  • Assessing Your Backup Needs and Resources
  • Assessing Your Vulnerability
  • Assigning Permissions
  • Authentication
  • Automating Tasks
  • B
  • Background Processing
  • Backing Up and Restoring the Master Boot Record
  • Backup Levels
  • Baset - 2 3
  • Bash205b initdb D usrlocalpgsqldata
  • Basic Commands
  • Basic Postfix Configuration and Operation
  • Basic Shell Control
  • Basic X Concepts
  • Battle for Wesnoth
  • Beginning the Boot Loading Process
  • Beyond the Network and onto the Internet
  • Bit Ubuntu
  • Block a Hosts Access to the Server
  • Books - 2
  • Booting into the Default Runlevel
  • Booting the System from a Generic Boot Floppy
  • Bridges
  • Broadcast Unicast and Multicast Addressing
  • Building on Monos libraries
  • Building the Source Yourself
  • BuiltIn Protection in the Kernel
  • Builtin Variables
  • Bullet Proof X
  • Business Considerations
  • C
  • Capturing Screen Images
  • Cat etcpasswd
  • Caution - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
  • CC Programming Tools for Ubuntu
  • Cd HOME
  • CDRW and Dvdrwrw Drives
  • Certification
  • Changing Directories with cd
  • Changing File Access Permissions with chmod
  • Changing Runlevels
  • Changing the Time and Date
  • Changing Window Managers
  • Managing Users
  • Backing Up
  • Ldap
  • Working with Python
  • Writing PHP Scripts
  • Mono
  • Performance Tuning
  • Managing Software
  • Checking Hardware Compatibility
  • Choosing a Backup Strategy
  • Choosing a Database MySQL Versus PostgreSQL
  • Choosing a Mail Delivery Agent
  • Choosing a Partitioning Scheme
  • Choosing an Authenticated or Anonymous Server
  • Choosing an Email Client
  • Choosing an FTP Server
  • Choosing an MTA
  • Choosing Backup Hardware and Media
  • Choosing from Among Available Wireless Protocols
  • Class and Object Variables
  • Class Inheritance
  • Combining Commands
  • Command Line Masterclass
  • Command Line Quickstart
  • Command Environment
  • Command Line Error
  • Command Line Network Interface Configuration
  • Command Line Processing
  • Comments
  • Commercial Support
  • Common Configuration Information
  • Comparison of Expressions in pdksh and bash
  • Comparison Operators
  • Compiling Software from Source
  • Compiling the Kernel
  • Compressing Encrypting and Sending tar Streams
  • Conditional Statements
  • Conditional Statements ifelse and unless
  • Conditionals and Looping
  • Configure Commands Directed Toward the cdpath
  • Configure User Information
  • Configuring a DialUp Connection Manually
  • Configuring a PPPoE Connection Manually
  • Configuring a Serial Port Modem
  • Configuring and Managing Print Services
  • Configuring and Using Cd Dvd and CDRW Drives
  • Configuring and Using Tripwire
  • Configuring Clients
  • Configuring DialUp Internet Access
  • Configuring Digital Subscriber Line Access
  • Configuring Fetchmail
  • Configuring Firestarter
  • Configuring FTP Server File Conversion Actions
  • Configuring gdm
  • Configuring Global Options
  • Configuring kdm
  • Configuring Mail Server Options
  • Configuring MySQL
  • Configuring PostgreSQL
  • Configuring Power Management in Ubuntu
  • Configuring the Loopback Interface Manually
  • Configuring the Server - 2
  • Configuring the Very Secure FTP Server
  • Configuring User Accounts
  • Configuring Win Modems for Laptops
  • Configuring Wireless Networks
  • Configuring X
  • Configuring X with the displayconfiggtk Client
  • Configuring Your Firewall
  • Connecting with the smbclient Command
  • Console Based Monitoring
  • Constants
  • Constructors and Destructors
  • Controlling Anonymous Access
  • Copying Files
  • Copying Files Using cp
  • Copying Files Using tar
  • Copying Files with cp
  • Creating a CUPS Printer Entry
  • Creating a Database in MySQL
  • Creating a Database in PostgreSQL
  • Creating a GUI with
  • Creating an Initial RAM Disk Image
  • Creating Database Users in PostgreSQL
  • Creating DVDs from the Command Line
  • Creating Full and Incremental Backups with tar
  • Creating Links Between Files with ln
  • Creating Tables
  • Creating the Print Queue
  • Creating Your Own Variables
  • D
  • Data Locking
  • Database Clients
  • Databases
  • Dayto Day Usage
  • Default vsftpd Behaviors
  • Define User Classes
  • Deleting Database Users in PostgreSQL
  • Deleting Files and Directories with rm
  • Description - 2 3 4 5 6
  • Detecting and Configuring a Modem
  • Determine What Permissions Can Apply to User Created Upload Files
  • Device for Laserjet
  • Devices
  • Dhclient
  • DHCP Server Configuration
  • DHCP Software Installation and Configuration
  • Dictionaries
  • Disabling File Access Time
  • Disk Quotas
  • Disk Space
  • Display a File
  • Display a Prelogin Banner
  • Displaying Free and Used Memory with free
  • Dmesg - 2
  • Doing Symbolic Debugging with gdb
  • DVD and Video Players
  • Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
  • E
  • Editing apache2conf
  • Editing Printer Settings
  • Elements of the xorgconf File
  • Enabling Network Printing on a LAN
  • Endless Loops Have Their Place in Shell Programs
  • Entering and Exiting PHP Mode
  • Errors During Compile
  • Escape Sequences
  • Evaluating Backup Strategies
  • Evolution - 2
  • Example
  • Example Configurations
  • Explanation
  • External Command
  • Eye Candy for the Masses
  • F
  • Fgrep postgres etcpasswd
  • Fiber Optic and Gigabit Ethernet
  • File and Print
  • File Operators - 2
  • File Permissions
  • File System Authentication and Access Control
  • File System Tuning
  • Files
  • Final Words on Access Control
  • Finding Files by Searching with find
  • Finding Files from an Index with locate
  • Finding Software
  • Firefox
  • Formatting Your Spreadsheets
  • Forming a Disaster Recovery Plan
  • Forwarding Email with Aliases
  • Free
  • Ftp cd publichtml
  • Ftpwho
  • Full Backup on a Periodic Basis
  • Full Backups with Incremental Backups
  • Functions
  • G
  • Gedit
  • Getting Interactive
  • Getting Music into Ubuntu with Sound Juicer
  • Getting Started with Calc
  • Getting Started with Firefox
  • Getting the Most from Ubuntu and Linux Documentation
  • Gnome The GNU Network Object Model Environment
  • Granting and Revoking Privileges in MySQL
  • Granting and Revoking Privileges in PostgreSQL
  • Graphical Clients
  • Graphical Process and System Management Tools
  • Graphics Manipulation
  • Group Management Tools
  • GUIBased Printer Configuration Quickstart
  • Hacker Versus Cracker
  • Handling HTML Forms
  • Hard Disk
  • Hardware Requirements
  • Hosting Parts of the Linux File System on Separate Partitions
  • How Email Is Sent and Received
  • How Relational Databases Work
  • Hubs and Switches
  • Ifconfig - 2
  • Implementing Quotas
  • Including Other Files
  • Inetd Configuration for wuftpd
  • Initializing New Network Hardware
  • Inserting Data into Tables
  • Installation Resources
  • Installing and Starting or Stopping NFS
  • Installing Games in Ubuntu
  • Installing Proprietary Video Drivers
  • Installing the Apache Server
  • Instant Messaging with Pidgin
  • Internet Relay Chat - 2
  • Interpreting Shell Scripts Through Specific Shells
  • Introduction to PEARDB
  • Introduction to PHP
  • Iwconfig eth2
  • J K
  • KDE Process and System Monitoring Tools
  • KDEThe Other Environment
  • Keeping Upto Date on Linux Security Issues
  • Kernel
  • Kernel and Module Management
  • Kernel Versions
  • Keyboard Layout
  • Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Mail
  • L
  • Liferea
  • Limits of Current IP Addressing
  • Linux Gaming
  • Linux Guides
  • Linux TiVo and PVRs
  • Listening to Music
  • Listing Files in the Current Directory with ls
  • Listing Processes with ps
  • Lists
  • Local GUI Client Access to a Database
  • Log All User Issued Commands
  • Log Security Violations and File Transfers
  • Logging
  • Logging In and Out from a Remote Computer
  • Logging In to and Working with Linux
  • Logical Operators - 2
  • Looping
  • Loops
  • Ls alR listingtxt
  • Ls l devsda
  • M - 2
  • Mail Relaying
  • Mailing Lists
  • Making Directories with mkdir
  • Making the Choice
  • Managing Files with the Shell
  • Managing Modules
  • Managing Password Security for Users
  • Managing Software Projects with Subversion
  • Manually Configuring Quotas
  • Manually Configuring Samba with etcsambasmbconf
  • MDIR Versus Mailbox
  • Measuring Key Buffer Usage
  • Meeting the Minimum Ubuntu Hardware Requirements
  • Microsoft Exchange Server Outlook Client
  • MiniCD Linux Distributions
  • Mirroring Data or RAID Arrays
  • Miscellaneous
  • Miscellaneous Tweaks
  • Mkdir foo ls ld foo
  • Mkisofs r v J l o tmpourspecialcdiso sourcedirectory
  • Modalias
  • Modasis
  • Modauthdigest
  • Modheaders
  • Modules and CPAN
  • Modvhostalias
  • Monitoring User Activity on the System
  • Mono on the Command Line
  • More on Strings
  • Mozilla Thunderbird
  • Multiple Terminals
  • MySQL
  • N
  • Name phenioxtdc anonymous
  • Nautilus
  • Navigating Through the File System
  • Network and Remote Printing with Ubuntu
  • Network Cable
  • Network Configuration Files
  • Network Organization
  • Network Storage
  • Networking with TCPIP
  • NFS Server Configuration
  • Nice n 12 gkrellm
  • Note - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71
  • Notify User of Last Modification Date
  • Number Comparison - 2
  • Numbers
  • Object Orientation
  • Obtaining the Kernel Sources
  • Office Suites for Ubuntu
  • On
  • On the Internet
  • One Liners
  • Operators
  • Option Action
  • Option Output
  • Option Purpose
  • Other
  • Other FTP Servers
  • Other Operators
  • Other Uses for DHCP
  • Other vsftpd Server Configuration Files
  • Overview of Ubuntu Printing
  • Paging Through Output with less
  • PAM Explained
  • Part I
  • Partitioning Before and During Installation
  • Passwords and Physical Security
  • Patching the Kernel
  • Perl Variable Types
  • Perl Versions
  • Personal Video Recorders
  • PHProjekt
  • Ping c 3 localhost
  • Piping Data
  • Planning for Hard Drive Storage for Your Ubuntu Installation
  • Planning the Installation
  • Planning Your Ubuntu Deployment
  • Playing Windows Games with Cedega
  • Populating Your Directory
  • Ports
  • Positional Parameters
  • Postfix
  • Posting to Usenet
  • Preferred Applications
  • Preferred Behaviors
  • Preparing for the Install Process
  • Preparing to Install from a CDROM
  • Printing Disk Usage with du
  • Printing Out the Parameters
  • Printing Resource Usage with top
  • Printing the Contents of a File with cat
  • Printing the Last Lines of a File with tail
  • Printing with Ubuntu
  • Procedural Languages and Triggers
  • Procmail
  • Productivity Applications
  • Productivity Applications Written for Microsoft Windows
  • Programming in C with Linux
  • Ps
  • Ps aux grep gedit
  • Putting Samba to Work
  • Python on Linux
  • Qmail and Exim
  • Quake
  • Query Optimization
  • Quick and Dirty FTP Service
  • Reading Documentation
  • Reading Manual Pages with man
  • Rebooting the System
  • Redirecting Input and Output
  • Reference - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
  • References
  • Regular Expressions
  • Related Ubuntu and Database Commands
  • Related Ubuntu and Linux Commands - 2 3 4 5 6
  • Related Ubuntu Commands
  • Relevant Ubuntu and Linux Commands9
  • Relevant Ubuntu Commands - 2
  • Remote X
  • Removable Storage Media
  • Resetting the Date and Time
  • Restoring Files from an Archive with tar
  • Restrict Permissions Based on Group IDs
  • Restrict the Number of Users in a Class
  • Restricting Access with allow and deny
  • Retrieving Data from a Database
  • Roots of Ubuntu
  • Routers
  • RSS Readers
  • Runlevel Definitions
  • Running Services at Bootup
  • Running the New Shell Program
  • Runtime Configuration Directives
  • Runtime Errors Boot Loader Problems and Kernel Oops
  • Runtime Server Configuration Settings
  • S
  • Sbincommand
  • Sbinroute n
  • Searches for a String in Input with grep
  • Searching with Beagle
  • Securing a Wireless Network
  • Securing Your Machines
  • Sending Mail
  • Service Settings in etcservices
  • Services
  • Session Message Block Printing
  • Session Writing
  • Setting a Password for the MySQL Root User
  • Setting DNS Search Order with etchostconf
  • Setting Global Samba Behavior with the [global Section
  • Setting Message Delivery Intervals
  • Setting Up a Telnet Server
  • Setting Up an SSH Server
  • Sh doom3linuxrun
  • Shadow Passwords
  • Sharing Home Directories Using the [homes Section
  • Sharing Printers by Editing the [printers Section
  • Shell Pattern Matching Support
  • Simple Strategy
  • Smbclient miniandrew U andrew
  • Sound and Music
  • Sound Cards
  • Sound Formats
  • Sound Practices
  • Source bashprofile
  • Spamassassin
  • Special Operators
  • Special String Constants
  • Special Variables
  • Specifying Client IP Addresses
  • Speed
  • SQL Subqueries
  • Squirrelmail
  • SSH Access to a Database
  • Starting and Stopping Apache
  • Starting and Stopping Services Manually
  • Starting the Apache Server Manually
  • Starting the smbd Daemon
  • Starting X
  • Staying Upto Date
  • Storing Shell Scripts for Systemwide Access
  • String Comparison - 2
  • Strings
  • Strip Prefix
  • Structure of the shutdown File
  • Subnet Masks
  • Subnetting
  • Sudo aptget install gkrellm
  • Sudo aptget install gnomebaker
  • Sudo cat etcgroup
  • Sudo cat etcshadow
  • Sudo echo 1 procsysnetipv4tcpsyncookies
  • Sudo etctripwiretwinstallsh
  • Sudo ifconfig eth0 dogdoghudsoncom up
  • Sudo iwconfig eth0 rate 11M
  • Sudo route add default gw 1491125065
  • Sudo sbinadslstart
  • Sudo sbinifconfig eth1 0000 up
  • Sudo sbinifconfig lo 127001 sudo sbinroute add 127001 lo
  • Sudo sh etlinux255x86run
  • Sudo shutdown h 1830 System is going down for maintenance this evening
  • Sudo tripwire init
  • Sudo useradd bernice p sTitcher s binzsh u 1002
  • Summarizing Data with Calc
  • Support for Wireless Networking in Ubuntu
  • Switching
  • Symbols
  • Synchronizing the File System with sync
  • System Administration
  • System Considerations
  • System Rescue
  • System Services and Runlevels
  • T
  • TABLE 183 ftpwho Fields Name Description
  • Tape Drive Backup
  • Tar The Most Basic Backup Tool
  • Telnet Versus SSH
  • Testing Samba with the testparm Command
  • The badblocks Command
  • The break and exit Statements
  • The case Statement
  • The Files Section
  • The First Linux Kernel
  • The for Statement
  • The Glade Client for Developing in GNOME
  • The Gnome Desktop Environment
  • The hdparm Command
  • The if Statement
  • The Input Device Section
  • The KDE ark Archiving Tool
  • The Linux Kernel
  • The Linux Source Tree
  • The Mail Delivery Agent
  • The Mail Transport Agent
  • The Mail User Agent
  • The Module Section
  • The Monitor Section
  • The Pan News Client Newsreader
  • The Password File
  • The PostgreSQL Command Line Client
  • The Root User
  • The Screen Section
  • The select Statement pdksh
  • The Server Layout Section
  • The Shebang Line
  • The Shell Command Line
  • The shift Statement
  • The SSH Tools
  • The Standard Library and the Vaults of Parnassus
  • The Structure of a C Program
  • The Super User Root User
  • The tune2fs Command
  • The Ubuntu Family
  • The until Statement
  • The Wild Side of IRC
  • The X Window System
  • Thunderbird
  • Time p find name core print
  • Tip - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37
  • Tools
  • Top
  • Troubleshooting Connection Problems
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  • TV and Video Hardware
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  • U
  • Ubuntu and Linux Internet Resources
  • Ubuntu and Networking
  • Ubuntu As a Server
  • Ubuntu Developers and Documentation
  • Ubuntu for Business
  • Ubuntu Project Mailing Lists
  • Understanding Computer Attacks
  • Understanding init Scripts and the Final Stage of Initialization
  • Understanding Pointto Point Protocol over Ethernet
  • Understanding Set User ID and Set Group ID Permissions
  • Understanding SQL Basics
  • Unleashed
  • Unreal Tournament 2004
  • Unshielded Twisted Pair
  • Use and Edit Files in the etc Directory
  • Use Essential Commands from the bin and sbin Directories
  • Use usrsbinftpshut to Schedule FTP Server Downtime
  • Usenet
  • Usenet Network Newsgroups
  • Usenet Newsgroups
  • User Accounts - 2
  • User Considerations
  • User IDs and Group IDs
  • User Management Tools
  • User Stereotypes
  • Useradd D
  • Using a Display Manager
  • Using a GRUB Boot Floppy
  • Using a Simple Script to Automate Tasks
  • Using Add Remove Applications for Software Management
  • Using at and batch to Schedule Tasks for Later
  • Using Backup Software
  • Using Commands for Server Administration
  • Using Commands in the ftpaccess File to Configure wuftpd
  • Using cron to Run Jobs Repeatedly
  • Using Environment Variables
  • Using etcnsswitchconf After Changing Naming Services
  • Using Functions in Shell Scripts
  • Using Graphical Configuration Tools
  • Using htaccess Configuration Files
  • Using IP Masquerading in Ubuntu
  • Using Legacy Hardware
  • Using Makefiles
  • Using Network Configuration Tools
  • Using Perl
  • Using Positional Parameters to Access and Retrieve Variables from the Command Line
  • Using Priority Scheduling and Control
  • Using Scanners in Ubuntu
  • Using scp to Copy Individual Files Between Machines
  • Using sftp to Copy Many Files Between Machines
  • Using Single Quotes to Maintain Unexpanded Variables
  • Using Smart Hosts
  • Using splint to Check Source Code
  • Using sshkeygen to Enable Keybased Logins
  • Using Synaptic for Software Management
  • Using the Amanda Backup Application
  • Using the autoconf Utility to Configure Code
  • Using the Common UNIX Printing System GUI
  • Using the date Command
  • Using the ftphosts File to Allow or Deny FTP Server Connection
  • Using the Gnu C Compiler
  • Using the hwclock Command
  • Using the KDevelop Client
  • Using the kill Command to Control Processes
  • Using the Network File System
  • Using the patch Command
  • Using the Query Cache
  • Using the Recovery Facility
  • Using the Text Editors
  • Using the xdm Display Manager
  • Using USB and Legacy Printers
  • Using Variables in Shell Scripts
  • Using xconfig to Configure the Kernel
  • Using Xorg to Configure X
  • Usrsbinlokkit
  • V
  • Variable Substitution
  • Variables
  • Various Intel Based Linux Distributions
  • Filetxt
  • Videoconferencing with Ekiga
  • Viewing Video in Linux
  • Virtual Hosting
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  • Viruses
  • Visual Effects
  • W
  • Web Access to a Database
  • Web Resources
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  • What Is Linux
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  • Why Use Linux
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