Index[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z] C compiler C-shells cables, troubleshooting for hardware connections cache (DNS), poisoning caching-only name servers canonical name (CNAME) records cardctl command 2nd 3rd cardinfo command cardmgr command 2nd 3rd CAs (Certificate Authorities) reasons to use case command cat command 2nd CD burners, IDE cdrecord command cdrom (kernel) subdirectories CDs, burning CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) 2nd CERT/CC (CERT Coordination Center) certificate-based cryptography self-signed certificate, creating CGI (Common Gateway Interface) scripts 2nd execution, control by Apache running Perl scripts on Apache as CGI scripts chage command 2nd chains ipchains iptables %changelog macro CHAP (Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol) 2nd character classes (GNU sed) character sets (regular expressions) 2nd chat program chat scripts checksumming programs chgrp command 2nd child processes chkconfig command chmod command 2nd -R (recursive) option symbolic access modes chown command 2nd chroot command exploring damaged system chroot jail, running BIND in CIAC (Computer Incident Advisory Capability) ckpasswd application (INN) cksum command class drivers (USB) classes /pcmcia/config file network, subnet masks 2nd %clean macro clear command (.bash_logout file) clear-to-send (CTS) signals client-to-server communications, port numbers client/server model, X Window System 2nd remote X clients 2nd X Server clock maintaining cmp command CNAME (canonical name) records command history 2nd editing substitution command line defined command separator command sequences, entering command substitution 2nd 3rd 4th commands aliases bash shell (built-in), for scripts editing files with vi 2nd 3rd file management, basic 2nd 3rd filesystem management finding command pathnames launching with shells locating files process execution priorities 2nd processes, managing 2nd 3rd processing text streams using filters 2nd 3rd Procmail recursive regular expressions, searching text files with 2nd 3rd review exercises review questions Unix streams, pipes, and redirects 2nd 3rd user and group management working on command line 2nd 3rd command history and editing 2nd entering commands interactive shell comments modules.conf file printcap file shell programs communication devices, configuring 2nd 3rd compat (NIS) 2nd compiled software, installing compiling kernels custom kernel required tools and software complete backup compression, file gzip and bzip2 utilities tarballs Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) Coordination Center (CERT/CC) conditional statements, defining .config file 2nd new kernel configuration based on remote Samba printer configuration directives (httpd.conf) configuration files Apache applications bash shell dial-up connections httpd.conf network network devices network interfaces PCMCIA cards Procmail Sendmail Tripwire %configure macro configure scripts 2nd Apache configure-stamp file configurehelp command connectionless protocols connections (physical), causing hardware problems consoles, virtual continue command control file (Debian packages) controllers SCSI 2nd USB 2nd copying files copying links cp command 2nd -d option, no dereference -i option enforced by aliases CPAN (Comprehensive Perl Archive Network) mon module searching and browing for modules shell create command, for Majordomo lists cron facility 2nd at versus backup scripts called by controlling access to controlling user access to log file rotation programs scheduling program execution system administration tasks, scheduling troubleshooting problems with crond 2nd crontab files formats problems with quotacheck, scheduling crontab utility 2nd crontab command system crontab files user crontab files viewing or editing crontab files crossover cable cryptography certificate-based self-signed certificate, creating encrypting web traffic with SSL keys for package maintainer public-key generating and using SSH keys Tripwire files, encryption CSR (certificate signing request) ctlinnd command Ctrl-C Ctrl-D, using to end at job input Ctrl-Z 2nd CTS (clear-to-send) signals CUPS (Common UNIX Printing System) 2nd current working directory specifying curses, PPP dialer based on cut command 2nd 3rd |