- A
- About the Author
- Absolute Permissions Binary Masks
- Accepting and Denying Packets DROP and ACCEPT
- Access Control Lists FACL
- Access for Local Windows NTFS File Systems
- Access Linux File Systems on Internal Drives
- Access to Local Network Windows NTFS File Systems
- Accessing File Systems Devices and Remote Hosts
- Accessing Linux from the Command Line Interface
- Accessing Mail on Remote POP Mail Servers
- Accessing Remote Desktops
- Accessing Samba Services with Clients
- Accessing Samba Shares from Windows
- Accessing Shells
- Accessing Windows Samba Shares from GNOME
- Accessing Your Linux System
- Acknowledgments
- ACL for File Systems
- Actions and Users
- Adding a New Printer Manually
- Adding a Separate RAID File System
- Adding and Changing Rules
- Adding and Removing Users and Groups with useradd usermod and userdel
- Adding Drawers
- Adding Folders
- Adding NAT Rules
- Adding Objects
- Administering Tcpip Networks
- Administration Tasks
- Administrative Access
- Administrative Access from the File Browser
- Aliases
- Aliasing Commands
- Aliasing Commands and Arguments
- Aliasing Commands and Options
- Alternate Install
- Amanda
- Amanda Commands
- Amanda Configuration
- Anacron
- App Armor
- App Armor and Security Enhanced Linux
- App Armor Configuration
- App Armor Utilities
- Application Launcher
- Application Launchers
- Applications
- Applications on the Desktop
- Archive Files and Devices tar
- Archiving and Compressing Files
- Archiving and Compressing Files with File Roller
- Archiving to Tape
- Authentication Process
- Authorization Encryption and Permissions
- Auto Mounts
- Automatic Login and Macros netrc
- Automating Installation with Kickstart
- B
- Backup Management
- BackupPC
- BackupPC Host Backup and Configuration
- BackupPC Server Configuration
- Backups with Dump and Restore
- Basic File Manager Operations
- Basic System Administration
- Binary Masks
- Bluetooth
- Bluetooth Configuration
- Booting from a RAID Device
- Bringing Jobs to the Foreground
- Burning DVDs and CDs
- C
- Calculating Octal Numbers
- CDDVD Burners and Rippers
- Chains
- Changing a Files Owner or Group chown and chgrp
- Checking Software Compressed Archives
- Checking Software Package Digital Signatures
- Chmod
- Class Based IP Addressing
- Classless Interdomain Routing
- Combining Encryption and Signatures
- Command and Filename Completion
- Command Line Editing
- Command Line Mail Clients
- Command Line PPP Access WvDial
- Command Line Runlevel
- Command Line Search and Information dpkgquery and atpcache Tools
- Command Locations PATH
- Compiling Software
- Compressing Archives
- Compressing with bzip2
- Compression with gzip
- Conditional Control Structures
- Configuration and Administration Access with KDE
- Configuration Directories and Files - 2
- Configure Command Options
- Configuring Bootable RAID
- Configuring History Histfile and Histsize
- Configuring Konqueror
- Configuring Personal Information
- Configuring Printers on Ubuntu with systemconfigprinter
- Configuring Printers with KDE
- Configuring RAID Devices
- Configuring RAID etcmdadmconf
- Configuring Remote Printers Manually
- Configuring Remote Printers with systemconfigprinters
- Configuring Samba Access from Windows
- Configuring Services xinetd Attributes
- Configuring the BASH Shell bashrc
- Configuring the LDAP Server etcldapslapdconf
- Configuring the Shell Prompt
- Configuring Your Desktop
- Configuring Your Login Shell profile
- Configuring Your Shell with Shell Parameters
- Connection Configuration Gnome Volume Control
- Connections
- Contents
- Context Sensitive Help
- Control Structures
- Controlled Access with Policy Kit Authorizations
- Controlled Administrative Access Policy Kit sudo and gksu
- Controlled Administrative Access with gksu and sudo
- Controlled Administrative Access with Policy Kit
- Controlling Port Access
- Controlling Shell Operations
- Controlling User Passwords
- Copy Move Delete Rename and Link Operations
- Copying and Moving Directories
- Copying Files
- Create a New User
- Creating a File System
- Creating a New Private
- Creating a RAID Array
- Creating and Deleting Directories
- Creating and Installing RAID Devices
- Creating Archives
- Creating File Systems mkfs mke2fs mkswap parted and fdisk
- Creating Hard Disk Partitions fd
- Creating LVM Logical Volumes
- Creating LVMs During Installation
- Creating Spare Groups
- Creating udev Rules
- Crontab Entries
- CUPS Command Line Administrative Tools
- CUPS Command Line Print Clients
- CUPS Directives
- CUPS Printer Classes
- CUPS Web Browserbased Configuration Tool
- Cupsdconf
- Curl
- D
- Database Management Systems
- Database Servers MySQL and PostgreSQL
- Db2
- DEB Software Packages
- Decompressing and Extracting Software in One Step
- Decompressing Software Separately
- Default Applications for Media
- Default Runlevel
- Definition and Evaluation of Variables set unset
- Desktop Background
- Desktop Operations
- Development Libraries
- Device Files dev udev and HAL
- Device Information File Directives
- Device Information Files fdi
- Device Names and udev Rules etcudevrulesd
- Devices and Modules
- Digital Signatures
- Directory Permissions
- Disabling and Enabling xinetd Services
- Disk Quotas
- Display Drivers
- Displaying ACL Controls
- Displaying Archive Contents
- Displaying Directory Contents
- Displaying Files and Folders
- Displaying Files cat less and more
- Displaying Panels
- Distributed Network File Systems
- Dns
- Document Viewers Post Script PDF and DVI
- Dolphin File Manager Kubuntu 3 and
- Domain Name Service
- Domains
- Dragand Drop Files to the Desktop
- DVB and HDTV Support
- E
- Editing in cron
- Editing User Configuration Files Directly
- Editing Your BASH Profile Script
- Edquota
- Enabling Amanda on the Network
- Encrypted File Systems
- Encrypting and Decrypting Data with the gpg Command
- Encrypting and Decrypting Files with Nautilus
- Encrypting Data with Gedit
- Ending Processes ps and kill
- Entries in syslogdconf
- Environment Variables and Subshells export
- Environment Variables for cron
- Erasing Files and Directories The rm Command
- Etceventd
- Etcgroup and etcgshadow
- Etcinitd
- Etclogindefs
- Etcnetworkinterfaces
- Etcpasswd
- Etcresolvconf
- Etcshadow and etcgshadow
- Ettercap
- Evolution
- Execute Permissions
- Executing Scripts
- Exporting Variables
- Ext3 Journaling
- Extended Internet Services Daemon xinetd
- Extracting Software
- F
- File and Directory Operations find cp mv rm and In
- File and Directory Properties
- File Compression gzip bzip2 and zip
- File System Hierarchy Standard
- File System Information
- File Systems
- File Systems and Directory Trees
- Filename Expansion [
- Files Directories and Archives
- Filters and Regular Expressions
- Firefox Addons
- Firefox Bookmarks and History
- Firefox Configuration
- Firefox The Mozilla Framework
- Firestarter
- Firewall Access
- Firewall and NAT Chains
- Firewalls
- Flask Architecture
- Fstab Fields
- Fstab Sample
- Ftp
- FTP Clients
- Full Administrative Access with root su and superuser
- G
- Gateway Addresses
- Generated Rules
- Generating Patterns
- Generating Your Public Key with gpg
- GFTP
- Gksu
- Global Configuration etcmysqlmycnf
- Global Section
- Gnome
- GNOME 222 Features
- GNOME Administration Features
- GNOME Applications
- GNOME Desktop Features
- GNOME Desktop FTP Nautilus
- GNOME Desktop Menu
- GNOME Desktop Preferences
- GNOME Directories and Files
- GNOME File Manager Features
- GNOME File Manager Search
- GNOME Help
- GNOME Office
- GNOME Power Manager
- GNOME System Monitor
- GNOME Web Browsers Epiphany Galeon and Kazehakase
- GNOME Window List
- GNU Privacy Guard gpg
- Parted The Gnome Partition Editor
- Grand Unified Bootloader
- Graphics Tools
- Graphics Tools and Multimedia
- Graw
- Group Directories
- Grouping Files
- Streamer
- Streamer MP3 Compatibility and iPod
- Streamer Plugins The Good the Bad and the Ugly
- GUI User Management Tools usersadmin
- H
- HAL and fstab
- HAL Callouts
- HAL Configuration etchalfdi and usrsharehalfdi
- Hard Drive Configuration
- Hard Links
- Hardware Abstraction Layer
- Hardware and Device Information
- Hardware Requirements
- Help Resources
- Helpubuntucom
- History
- History Event Editing
- History Events
- History of Linux and Unix
- Home Directories
- Home Folder Subdirectories
- Homes Section
- Hostconf
- Hosts
- How to Use This Book
- I
- ICMP Packets
- Identifying Hostnames etchosts
- Identity
- Important Features with Ubuntu 804 Hardy Heron
- Importing Public Keys - 2
- Importing Software Public Keys with aptkey
- Individual Backups archive and rsync
- Info - 2 3
- Info Pages
- Informix
- Initial Configuration Tasks
- Input Devices
- Install CD and DVDs
- Installation
- Installation Choices
- Installation Overview
- Installing and Managing Terminals and Modems
- Installing New Modules from Vendors Driver Packages
- Installing Other Cards
- Installing Packages
- Installing Software Packages
- Installing systemconfiglvm
- Installing Ubuntu - 2
- Instant Messenger Pidgin
- Integrity Checks
- Interface Basics Login Desktop and Help
- International Clock Time Date and Weather
- Introduction
- Introduction to Ubuntu
- Intrusion Detection Tripwire and AIDE
- IP Masquerading
- Ip6tables
- Iptables
- Iptables NAT Mangle and ip6tables
- Iptables Options
- Pv4 and IPv6
- Pv4 Network Addresses
- Pv6 Address Format
- Pv6 Address Types
- Pv6 Addressing
- Pv6 Stateless Autoconfiguration
- Java for Linux
- Job Notification
- Journaling
- K
- KDE 4 Desktop and File Manager
- Kde and Desktop User Directories
- KDE Configuration System Settings
- KDE Desktop Operations
- KDE Directories and Files
- KDE File Managers Konqueror and Dolphin
- KDE Graphics Tools
- Kde Kde 4 and Xfce
- KDE Panel Kicker
- KDE Task Manager and Performance Monitor KSysguard
- KDE Windows
- Kerberized Services
- Kerberos
- Kerberos Servers
- Kerberos Servers and Clients
- Kernel Module Tools
- Office
- Office Applications
- Konqueror File Manager
- Konqueror Web and FTP Access
- Parts
- KVM Hardware Virtualization
- L
- LDAP Configuration Files
- LDAP Directory Database ldif
- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
- Linear
- Links The In Command
- Linux - 2
- Linux as an IPv6 Router radvd
- Linux Documentation
- Linux Features
- Linux Files
- Linux Software RAID Levels
- Listing Displaying and Printing Files Is cat more less and
- Locating Directories
- Logical Volume Manager
- Login and Logout
- Login Window Configuration
- Loop Control Structures
- Lpadmin
- Lpc
- Lpoptions
- Lpq and Ipstat
- LVM Device Names devmapper
- LVM Example for Multiple Hard Drives
- LVM Snapshots
- LVM Structure
- Lynx and ELinks Line Mode Browsers
- M
- Mailing Lists
- Mailmailx
- Making Your Public Keys Available with Seahorse
- Man Pages
- Manage Groups
- Management Operations for SELinux
- Managing CDsDVDs USB Drives and Floppy Disks
- Managing Directories mkdir rmdir Is cd and pwd
- Managing Files
- Managing Groups Using groupadd groupmod and groupdel
- Managing Keys with Seahorse
- Managing LVM Groups
- Managing LVM Physical Volumes with the LVM Commands
- Managing Modules with modprobe and etcmodules
- Managing Nonrepository Packages with dpkg
- Managing Packages with Add Remove Applications
- Managing Samba Users smbasswd and pdbedit
- Managing Services - 2 3
- Managing Services Directly
- Managing Software with APT
- Managing User Environments
- Managing Users
- Manual Devices
- Manual Display Configuration
- Manual Network Configuration with networkadmin
- Manual Wireless Configuration with iwconfig
- Manually Creating Persistent Names udevinfo
- Manually Reexecuting the profile Script
- Matching a Range of Characters
- Matching Multiple Characters
- MaxDB
- Mingetty mgetty and getty
- Modifying Printer Properties
- Modprobe Configuration
- Module Files and Directories libmodules
- Modules - 2
- Monitoring RAID Arrays
- Monitoring Your Network Ether Ape Ping Ettercap Wireshark Tcpdump and Netstat
- Mono and NET Support
- Mount Options
- Mountcifs mount t cifs
- Mounting Devices from the Desktop
- Mounting File Systems
- Mounting File Systems Automatically etcfstab
- Mounting Hard Drive Partitions Linux and Windows
- Mounting NFS File Systems NFS Clients
- Moving and Hiding Expanded Panels
- Moving Files
- Moving Removing and Locking Objects
- Moving Through Directories
- MPEG4 Files DivX and Xvid on Linux
- Multimedia Support MP3 DVDVideo DivX and HDTV
- Multimedia System Selector
- Multimedia Tools
- Music Applications
- Mutt
- MySQL Configuration
- MySQL Management with mysql and mysqladmin
- MySQL Tools
- N
- Name Server Addresses
- NAT Redirection Transparent Proxies
- NAT Targets and Chains
- Nautilus as an FTP Browser
- Nautilus Popup Menu
- Nautilus Preferences
- Nautilus Side Pane Tree History and Notes
- Nautilus Window
- Navigating Directories
- Navigating in the Browser View
- Navigating in the Spatial View
- Navigation Sidebar
- Netmask
- Netstat
- Network Address Translation
- Network Autoconfiguration with IPv6 DHCPv6 and DHCP
- Network Connections
- Network File Systems NFS and etcexports
- Network File Transfer FTP
- Network Interfaces and Routes ifconfig and route
- Network Talk and Messenger Clients VoIP IRC and IM
- Network Manager
- Network Manager for KDE KNetwork Manager
- Network Manager on GNOME
- News Servers
- Newsreaders
- NFS Configuration etcexports
- NFS User Level Access
- NFSv4
- Noauto
- Notifications of Received Mail
- Obtaining an IP Address
- Obtaining the Distribution
- Office and Database Applications
- Open Source Software
- Opening Applications and Files
- Open Officeorg Base
- Operations with dump
- Oracle
- Organizing Scheduled Tasks
- Ownership
- Ownership Permissions
- P
- Packet Filtering
- Packet Mangling The Mangle Table
- Packet States Connection Tracking
- PAM Configuration Files
- PAM Modules
- Panel Background
- Panel Objects
- Parent Directory Permissions
- Part IGetting Started
- Part VIISystem Administration
- Parted and GParted
- Partition Labels e2label
- Password Tools
- Passwords and Encryption Keys Seahorse
- Pathnames
- Performance Analysis Tools and Processes
- Permission Defaults umask
- Permissions on GNOME and KDE
- Persistent Rules
- Ping
- Pipes
- Pluggable Authentication Modules
- Policy Kit
- Policy Kit Configuration Files and Tools
- Policy Kit Implicit and Explicit Authorizations
- Policy Kit Sidebar
- Port Forwarding Tunneling
- PostgreSQL
- Preferred Applications for Web Mail Accessibility and Terminal Windows
- Printer Device Files
- Printer Devices and Configuration
- Printer Management and Configuration
- Printer Services CUPS
- Printers
- Printing Files Ipr Ipq and Iprm
- Priorities
- Profile Scripts
- Program Directories
- Properties - 2
- Public Key Encryption
- Public Key Encryption Digital Signatures and Integrity Checks
- Publishing Keys
- Pulse Audio and Sound Interfaces
- Pulse Audio Volume Control
- Quota Tools
- R
- RAID 1 Mirroring
- RAID 5 and 6 Distributed Parity
- RAID Administration mdadm
- RAID and LVM
- RAID Devices and Partitions md and fd
- Rcconf and sysvrcconf
- Read Write and Execute
- Recording Backups
- Recovering Backups
- Redirecting and Piping the Standard Error
- Redirecting the Standard Output and
- Referencing Jobs
- Referencing the Parent Directory
- Regular Expressions
- Reinstalling the Boot Loader
- ReiserFS
- Relational Database Structure
- Removable Drives and Network Folders
- Removing Packages
- Renaming Files
- Repositories
- Repository Components
- Repquota and quota
- Root Directory
- Runlevels
- Runlevels in eventd directory
- Running cron Directory Scripts
- Running Jobs in the Background
- Samba
- Samba Applications
- Samba Passwords smbpasswd
- Scheduling Tasks with cron
- Script Arguments
- Seahorse Plugins Choose Recipients
- Seahorse Settings
- Search Filters
- Search for Files
- Search Tools
- Searching Directories
- Searching Directories find
- Searching Files grep
- Searching the Working Directory
- Section Topics
- Secure Shell and Kerberos
- Security Context
- Security Enhanced Linux
- Selecting an Install Directory
- Selecting and Editing GRUB
- SELinux Administrative Operations
- SELinux Configuration
- SELinux Management Tools
- SELinux Policy Configuration Files and Modules
- SELinux Policy Rules
- Serial Ports
- Server Install
- Service Management servicesadmin rrconf sysvrcconf and updatercd
- Service Scripts etcinitd
- Servicesadmin
- Sessions
- Setting Permissions Permission Symbols
- Setting Up NFS Directories with sharesadmin Shared Folders
- Setting Up Samba with Configuration Tools
- Shared and Static Libraries
- Shared Folders for Your Network and Windows NFS and Samba
- Shared Resources Samba and NFS
- Shares
- Sharing Windows Directories and Printers with Samba Clients
- Shell Configuration
- Shell Initialization and Configuration Files
- Shell Parameter Variables
- Shell Variables
- Signing Messages
- Signing Your Public Keys
- Smbclient
- Software Installation
- Software Management with Deb Apt and dkpg
- Software Package Types
- Software Sources
- Sound Devices
- Sound Drivers and Interfaces
- Specialized Connection Tracking ftp irc Amanda tftp
- Specifying the BASH Environment Bashenv
- Specifying Your News Server
- Spool Directories
- SQL Databases RDMS
- Squirrel Mail Webmail Client
- SSH Configuration
- SSH Encryption and Authentication
- SSH Packages Tools and Server
- Standard Input Output and Redirection
- Starting and Stopping RAID Arrays
- Starting Samba
- Starting the Installation Program
- Storagefdi
- Sudo
- Suspending and Stopping Jobs
- Symbo Iic Links
- Symbolic Links
- Symlink Rules
- Synaptic Configuration
- Synaptic Package Manager
- Syslogd and syslogconf
- System Administration Access
- System Directories - 2 3
- System Logs varlog and syslogd
- System Monitoring
- System Shell Profile Script
- System Startup Files and Scripts
- Systemcconfigsamba
- Systemconfiglvm
- T
- Targets
- TCP Wrappers
- Tcpdump
- TCPIP Configuration Files
- TCPIP Network Addresses
- TCPIP Protocol Suite
- Terminology
- Test Operations
- Testing Hardware Launchpad
- Testing the Samba Configuration
- The BASH Shell Logout File bashlogout
- The Command Line
- The compress and uncompress Commands
- The crond Directory
- The crontab Command
- The depmod Command
- The dump Levels
- The Emacs Editor
- The File Structure
- The GConf Configuration Editor
- The Gnome File Manager Nautilus
- The Gnome Interface
- The HAL Daemon and haldevicemanager halgnome
- The insmod Command
- The K Desktop Mail Client KMail
- The KDE Desktop
- The KDE File Managers Konqueror and Dolphin
- The KDE Help Center
- The media Directory
- The modprobe Command
- The mount Command
- The parted Command
- The Password Files
- The printers and print Sections
- The proc File System
- The proc File System proc
- The rmmod Command
- The Samba smbconf Configuration File
- The Secure Shell OpenSSH
- The SELinux Reference Policy
- The Shell
- The Standard Input
- The sysfs File System sys
- The System etcbashbashrc BASH Script
- The Ubuntu Desktop
- The umount Command
- The User bashrc BASH Script
- The User Switcher
- The usr Directory
- The var Directory
- The Vi Editor Vim and Gvim
- Thunderbird
- Tracker Indexed Search
- Transition Labeling
- TV Players
- U
- Ubuntu Administrative Tools - 2
- Ubuntu Codec Wizard
- Ubuntu Editions - 2
- Ubuntu Help and Documentation
- Ubuntu Help Center
- Ubuntu LiveCD
- Ubuntu Package Management Software
- Ubuntu Releases
- Ubuntu Repository Configuration File sourceslist
- Ubuntu Software
- Ubuntuforumsorg
- Udev Device Files
- Uncomplicated Firewall
- Unexpanded Panels Movable and Fixed
- Unix
- Updatercd
- Updating Archives
- Updating Ubuntu with Update Manager
- Upgrading with aptget
- Upstart
- Upstart and Runlevels eventd and initd
- Usenet News
- User Configuration Files
- User Private Groups
- Useradd
- User Defined Chains
- User Level Security
- Using a Files Popup Menu
- Using Amanda
- Using Initialization Files
- Using LVM to Replace Drives
- Using Packages with Other Software Formats
- Using Symbols
- Using systemconfiglvm
- Using telinit
- Using the Binary Method
- Using the Command Line Interface
- Using the LVM Commands
- Using the timeadmin Date and Time Utility
- Using
- V
- Values from Linux Commands Back Quotes
- Variable Assignments
- Video and DVD Players
- Video and TV Devices
- Video Applications
- Virtual Desktops The KDE Desktop Pager
- Virtual Machine Manager virtmanager
- Virtual Network Computing
- Virtualization
- Virus Protection
- Vmstat top free Xload iostat and sar
- Web Browser Based FTP Firefox
- Web Protocols
- Wget
- Window Manager
- Windows Partitions
- Windows Terminal Servers
- Wireless Manual Configuration and Editing
- Wireshark
- Workspace Switcher
- Wubi Windows Based Installer
- Base Databases
- Xen Virtualization Kernel
- Xfce4 Desktop
- Xinetd and inetd Servers
- Xinetd Configuration xinetdconf
- Xinetd Service Configuration Files etcxinetdd Directory
- Your Home Directory HOME
- Zero Configuration Networking Avahi and Link Local Addressing