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Fedora Linux: A Complete Guide to Red Hats Community Distribution

ISBN: 0596526822
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2006
Pages: 115

Authors: Chris Tyler

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• Fedora Linux
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• Preface
• Chapter 1. Quick Start: Installing Fedora
• Section 1.1. Choosing Fedora: Is It Right for You?
• Section 1.2. Obtaining Fedora Core Software
• Section 1.3. Installing Fedora Core
• Chapter 2. Using Fedora on Your Desktop
• Section 2.1. Getting Started Using the Fedora Graphical User Interfaces
• Section 2.2. Customizing GNOME
• Section 2.3. Customizing KDE
• Section 2.4. Fine-Tuning Your Display Configuration
• Section 2.5. Configuring Printing
• Section 2.6. Configuring Sound
• Section 2.7. Adding and Configuring Fonts
• Section 2.8. Using USB Storage
• Chapter 3. Using Fedora on Your Notebook
• Section 3.1. Power Management
• Section 3.2. Configuring Networking
• Section 3.3. Configuring a Touchpad
• Section 3.4. Using Dual Video Output
• Chapter 4. Basic System Management
• Section 4.1. Using the Command Line
• Section 4.2. Accessing Online Documentation
• Section 4.3. Managing Files
• Section 4.4. Basic Text Editing Using vi
• Section 4.5. Using Runlevels
• Section 4.6. Managing and Configuring Services
• Section 4.7. Managing Users and Groups
• Section 4.8. Control Access to Files
• Section 4.9. Managing Processes
• Section 4.10. Remote Management Using SSH
• Section 4.11. Using Shell Redirection and Piping
• Section 4.12. Writing Simple Scripts
• Chapter 5. Package Management
• Section 5.1. Querying the Package Management Database
• Section 5.2. Installing and Removing Software Using RPM
• Section 5.3. Using Repositories
• Section 5.4. Rolling Back a Package Installation, Upgrade, or Removal
• Section 5.5. Automating Updates
• Section 5.6. Installing From Source
• Section 5.7. Making Your Own RPM Packages
• Section 5.8. Rebuilding an RPM Package for a Different Architecture
• Chapter 6. Storage Administration
• Section 6.1. Using Logical Volume Management
• Section 6.2. Managing RAID
• Section 6.3. Making Backups
• Section 6.4. Scheduling Tasks
• Chapter 7. Network Services
• Section 7.1. Configuring Samba to Share Files with Windows Systems
• Section 7.2. Configuring a DHCP Server
• Section 7.3. Configuring a Domain Name Server
• Section 7.4. Configuring a CUPS Print Server
• Section 7.5. Using the Apache Web Server
• Section 7.6. Configuring the sendmail Server
• Section 7.7. Configuring IMAP and POP3 Email
• Section 7.8. Configuring Webmail
• Section 7.9. Creating Databases and Accounts on a MySQL Server
• Section 7.10. Installing and Configuring a Wiki
• Section 7.11. Configuring an FTP Server
• Section 7.12. Analyzing Web and FTP Logs
• Chapter 8. Securing Your System
• Section 8.1. Prevent Unwanted Connections
• Section 8.2. Using SELinux
• Section 8.3. Using Access Control Lists
• Section 8.4. Making Files Immutable
• Section 8.5. Using sudo to Delegate Privilege
• Section 8.6. Configuring PAM and consolehelper
• Section 8.7. Logging
• Section 8.8. Detecting File Changes with AIDE
• Chapter 9. The Fedora Community
• Section 9.1. Participating in the Fedora Mailing Lists
• Section 9.2. Using IRC
• Section 9.3. Using Bugzilla
• Section 9.4. Running Rawhide
• Section 9.5. Participating in Fedora Projects
• Chapter 10. Advanced Installation
• Section 10.1. Resizing a Windows Partition
• Section 10.2. Configuring RAID and LVM During Installation
• Section 10.3. Preparing Alternate Installation Media
• Section 10.4. Installing with Kickstart
• Section 10.5. Configuring the GRUB Bootloader
• Section 10.6. Using Rescue Mode on an Installation Disc
• Section 10.7. Installing Xen Virtual Machines
• Colophon
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