How Linux Works: What Every Superuser Should Know

C

.c , 164, 185

.C , 185

C compiler

running, 164 “165

workings, 181 “182

C preprocessor, 166 “167

cable modem, 105 “107, 300

cancel , 243 “244, 257

cardctl , 239 “240

cardmgr , 235 “237, 239

case , 153

cat , 3

.cc , 185

CC , 174

cc , 160. See also C compiler; gcc

cd , 5

cdrecord , 229 “231, 269, 272

CFLAGS , 174, 187 “188

CHAP. See PPP, CHAP

character devices. See devices, character

chat , 99 “102

chfn , 69

chmod , 23 “24, 143

chsh , 9, 69

clobbering, 15

command path , 11, 304 “305, 308, 310

command substitution. See Bourne shell, command substitution

compress , 27

configuration files, 10, 67 “68. See also dot files

configure , 185 “189

cost considerations, 322 “325

cp , 4

cpio , 280, 282 “283

cpp . See C preprocessor

CPPFLAGS , 174, 187 “188, 199

CPU. See processor

cron , 73 “75

csh , 306. See also tcsh

. cshrc , 310

CUPS

access control, 257

adding printers, 248 “250

auto-discovery , 258 “259

basic setup, 245 “246

command overview, 256 “257

default printer, 249

introduction, 243

LPD compatibility, 259

print filters ( see printing, filters; foomatic)

printer configuration, 252 “256

printer devices, 250 “252

security, 246 “247

starting, 247

testing, 248 “249, 256

troubleshooting, 260 “262

Web interface, 247, 256

Web site, 265

CVS, 328

.cxx , 185