Linux Cookbook
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| [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] Samba servers adding authentication to anonymous file servers, building for Windows batch conversion of system users ot Samba users controlling share access with access control lists CrossOver Office, running Windows applications with enabling users' home directory access Linux clients, connecting to file servers or peer networks to Samba domains via command-line tools to Samba domains via GUI LAN browsers to Samba workgroups via command-line tools Linux clients, sharing Windows printers with logins from Windows 95/98/ME passwords, Samba and Linux, syncing passwords, Windows, handling encrypted and non-encrypted primary domain controllers, building public shares for users, creating roaming profiles, enabling Samba versions 2.x and 3.x, compared Windows clients, connecting to Samba domains 95/98/ME NT/2000 XP Windows clients, sharing Linux printers with Windows/Linux peer networks, building SAO (session-at-once) write option Sarge sources.list SASL (Simple Authentication and Security Layer) scp SCSI addresses, finding for CD/DVD writers SCSI device information, displaying SCSI devices, listing SCSI emulation, enabling for IDE/ATAPI CD/DVD writers search engines, controlling server access by security 2nd amavisd-new Clam Anti-Virus scanner Debian, updates for defense checklist DNS blackhole lists fundamental precautions GRUB password protection GRUB, locking users from menu entries incoming mail, applying restrictions LILO, password-protection of messages with attachments, rejecting nobody user, risk mitigation ntp exploits, preventing SpamAssasin, installing on Postfix SSL UBE (unsolicited bulk email) controls basic configurations whitelists, creating Windows hosts, modification ServerLayouts choosing among at startup setting a default services manual start and stop prioritization startup services, manually configuring sessions session write option switching between console and X Windows sessions VIM setgid setuid, security problems with sftp Shadow Suite shared servers shutdown automating Sid sources.list Slackware graphical login manager initialization runlevels users, sorting human from system slay program SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) response codes and commands smtp-auth authenticating Postfix servers to other servers user authentication on Postfix smtpd_recipient_restrictions directive SOA (Start of Authority) soft links software installation RPM-based systems [See RPM] source-built systems source code creating packages from CheckInstall, using generating file lists for easy uninstalls installing from on Debian installing programs from programs, installing from system preparation sox command -h option spam prevention with DNS blackhole lists SpamAssasin, setting up on Postfix amavisd-new, using Spamhaus and Spamcop SPEWS (Spam Prevention Early Warning System) split utility Squirrelmail SRAM (Static Random Access Memory) SRPM (source RPM) ssh 2nd Bash prompt, customizing for secure file transfers over rsync SSH (Secure Shell) protocol 2nd [See also OpenSSH] file permissions, setting X, tunneling over SSH ssh-agent shutdown at logout ssh-keygen command sshd starting and stopping startup services, manually configuring startx command configuring opening additional X sessions status command su command Subversion version control system sudo command supermount command SuSE graphical login manager loadable kernel modules, adding SuSE OpenExchange users, sorting human from system symlinks system-config-network graphical configuration tool system-config-xfree utility |
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