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Incorporating an advanced approach to presenting information about Ubuntu, Ubuntu Unleashed aims to provide the best and latest information that intermediate to advanced Linux users need to know about installation, configuration, system administration, server operations, and security. Written by renowned open source authors, Paul and Andrew Hudson, it includes detailed information on hot topics in Ubuntu Linux, such as wireless networks, and programming in PHP, Perl and others. It thoroughly covers all of Ubuntu's software packages, including up-to-date material on new applications, Web development, peripherals, and programming languages. It also includes updated discussion of the architecture of the Linux kernel 2.6, USB, KDE, GNOME, Broadband access issues, routing, gateways, firewalls, disk tuning, GCC, Perl, Python, printing services (CUPS), and security. The included DVD comes with a complete Ubuntu Linux distribution.

Table of Contents:
    Introduction         What Is Linux?             What Is Ubuntu?             Roots of Ubuntu             Licensing         Why Use Linux?         Who This Book Is For         What This Book Contains         Conventions Used in This Book Part I    Installation and Configuration     1  Introducing Ubuntu         What Is Ubuntu?             Inside Ubuntu             Features of the Ubuntu Install             Ubuntu File System Features         Ubuntu for Business         Ubuntu in Your Home         64-Bit Ubuntu         Ubuntu on the PPC Platform         Ubuntu on Dual-Core Machines         Getting the Most from Ubuntu and Linux Documentation         Ubuntu Developers and Documentation         Reference     2  Preparing to Install Ubuntu         Planning Your Ubuntu Deployment             Business Considerations             System Considerations             User Considerations             A Predeployment Planning Checklist             Planning the Installation         Hardware Requirements             Meeting the Minimum Ubuntu Hardware Requirements             Using Legacy Hardware             Planning for Hard Drive Storage for Your Ubuntu Installation Class             Checking Hardware Compatibility             Preparing for Potential Hardware Problems             Preparing and Using a Hardware Inventory         Preparing for the Install Process             Preparing to Install from a CD-ROM         Partitioning Before and During Installation             Choosing a Partitioning Scheme             Hosting Parts of the Linux File System on Separate Partitions         Using Ubuntu’s kickstart Installation Method         Reference     3  Installing Ubuntu         Before You Begin the Installation             Research Your Hardware Specifications             Installation Options             Planning Partition Strategies             The Boot Loader             Installing from CD or DVD         Step-by-Step Installation             Starting the Install             First Update         Shutting Down         Reference     4  Post-Installation Configuration         Troubleshooting Post-Installation Configuration Problems         The sudo command         First Update         Configuring Software Repositories         Installing Graphics Drivers         Changing Ubuntu’s Look and Feel             Changing the Desktop Background             Changing Colors             Modifying System Fonts         Preferred Behaviors             Preferred Applications             Removable Drives and Media         Input Devices             Keyboard Shortcuts             Keyboard Layout             Mouse         Detecting and Configuring a Modem             Configuring a Serial-Port Modem             Configuring WinModems for Laptops         Configuring Power Management in Ubuntu         Resetting the Date and Time             Using the date Command             Using the hwclock Command             Changing the Time and Date         Managing PCMCIA             Using PCMCIA             Controlling PCMCIA Service         Configuring and Using CD, DVD, and CD-RW Drives             Checking Drive Assignment         Configuring Wireless Networks         Configuring Firestarter         Reference     5  First Steps with Ubuntu         Working with the Linux File System             Viewing the Linux File System             Use Essential Commands from the /bin and /sbin Directories             Store the Booted Kernel and View Stored Devices in the /boot and /dev Directories             Use and Edit Files in the /etc Directory             Protect the Contents of User Directories–/home             Use the Contents of the /proc Directory to Interact with the Kernel             Work with Shared Data in the /usr Directory             Temporary File Storage in the /tmp Directory             Access Variable Data Files in the /var Directory         Logging In to and Working with Linux             Text-based Console Login             Working with Virtual Consoles             Using Simple Keyboard and Mouse Techniques in a Linux Console Session             Logging Out             Logging In and Out from a Remote Computer         Changing Your User Information         Reading Documentation             Using man Pages             Finding and Reading Software Packages Documentation         Using the Shell             Using Environment Variables             Navigating and Searching with the Shell             Managing Files with the Shell             Compressing and Decompressing Files Through the Shell         Using the Text Editors             Working with vi             Working with emacs         Working with Permissions             Assigning Permissions             Directory Permissions             Understanding Set User ID and Set Group ID Permissions         Working As Root             Creating Users             Deleting Users             Shutting Down the System             Rebooting the System         Reference     6  The X Window System         Basic X Concepts         Using X11R7             Elements of the xorg.conf File             Configuring X         Starting X             Using a Display Manager             Starting X from the Console by Using startx         Selecting and Using Window Managers         The GNOME and KDE Desktop Environments             GNOME: The GNU Network Object Model Environment             KDE: The K Desktop Environment             Xfce: The Lightweight Alternative         Reference     7  Managing Software         Using Add/Remove Applications for Software Management         Using Synaptic for Software Management         Staying Up-to-Date         Working on the Command Line             Day-to-Day Usage             Finding Software         Compiling Software from Source         Reference     8  On the Internet: Surfing the Web, Writing Email, and Reading the News         Choosing a Web Browser             Mozilla Firefox             The Mozilla Suite             Epiphany             Konqueror         Choosing an Email Client             Evolution             Mozilla Thunderbird             Balsa             KMail             Mozilla Mail             The mail Application             mutt             Other Mail Clients         An Overview of Network News             Newsgroups         Selecting a Newsreader             The slrn News Client             The Pan News Client             The Mozilla News Client             The Thunderbird News Client         Internet Relay Chat         Internet Messaging with GAIM         Videoconferencing with Ekiga         Reference     9  Productivity Applications         Office Suites for Ubuntu             Working with OpenOffice.org             Working with OpenOffice.org Writer             Working with OpenOffice.org Calc             Working with GNOME Office             Working with KOffice         Productivity Applications Written for Microsoft Windows         Reference     10 Multimedia Applications          Burning CDs and DVDs in Ubuntu             Creating CDs from the Command Line             Creating DVDs from the Command Line             Creating CDs and DVDs with Ubuntu’s Graphical Clients          Sound and Music             Sound Cards             Recording Sound             Sound Formats             Ripping Music             Music Players             Streaming Audio          Viewing TV and Video             TV and Video Hardware             Video Formats             Viewing Video in Linux             Viewing Television with Linux             Personal Video Recorders             DVD and Video Players          Reference     11 Graphics Manipulation             The GNU Image Manipulation Program          Using Digital Cameras with Ubuntu             Webcams             Handheld Digital Cameras             Using F-Spot          Using Scanners in Ubuntu             Working with Graphics Formats             Capturing Screen Images          Reference     12 Printing with Ubuntu          Overview of Ubuntu Printing          Configuring and Managing Print Services             GUI-Based Printer Configuration Quickstart             Managing Printing Services          Creating and Configuring Local Printers             Creating the Print Queue             Editing Printer Settings          Reference 13    Games         Linux Gaming             Installing Proprietary Video Drivers             Installing DOOM 3             Installing Unreal Tournament 2004             Installing Quake 4             Installing Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory             Installing Battle for Wesnoth             Playing Windows Games with Cedega          Reference Part II    System Administration     14 Managing Users         User Accounts             User IDs and Group IDs             File Permissions         Managing Groups             Group Management Tools         Managing Users             User Management Tools             Adding New Users             Monitoring User Activity on the System         Managing Passwords             System Password Policy             The Password File             Shadow Passwords             Managing Password Security for Users             Changing Passwords in a Batch         Granting System Administrator Privileges to Regular Users             Temporarily Changing User Identity with the su Command             Granting Root Privileges on Occasion–The sudo Command             Control via Restricted Shells         The User Login Process         Disk Quotas             Implementing Quotas             Manually Configuring Quotas         Reference     15 Automating Tasks         Running Services at Bootup             Beginning the Boot Loading Process             Loading the Linux Kernel             System Services and Runlevels             Runlevel Definitions             Booting into the Default Runlevel             Booting to a Non-Default Runlevel with GRUB             Understanding init Scripts and the Final Stage of Initialization             Controlling Services at Boot with Administrative Tools             Changing Runlevels             Troubleshooting Runlevel Problems         Starting and Stopping Services Manually         Scheduling Tasks             Using at and batch to Schedule Tasks for Later             Using cron to Run Jobs Repeatedly         Basic Shell Control             The Shell Command Line             Shell Pattern-Matching Support             Redirecting Input and Output             Piping Data             Background Processing         Writing and Executing a Shell Script             Running the New Shell Program             Storing Shell Scripts for Systemwide Access             Interpreting Shell Scripts Through Specific Shells             Using Variables in Shell Scripts             Assigning a Value to a Variable             Accessing Variable Values             Positional Parameters             A Simple Example of a Positional Parameter             Using Positional Parameters to Access and Retrieve Variables from the Command Line             Using a Simple Script to Automate Tasks             Built-in Variables             Special Characters             Use Double Quotes to Resolve Variables in Strings with Embedded Spaces             Using Single Quotes to Maintain Unexpanded Variables             Using the Backslash As an Escape Character             Using the Backtick to Replace a String with Output             Comparison of Expressions in pdksh and bash             Comparing Expressions with tcsh             The for Statement             The while Statement             The until Statement             The repeat Statement (tcsh)             The select Statement (pdksh)             The shift Statement             The if Statement             The case Statement             The break and exit Statements             Using Functions in Shell Scripts         Reference     16 System Resources         System-Monitoring Tools             Console-Based Monitoring             Using the kill Command to Control Processes             Using Priority Scheduling and Control             Displaying Free and Used Memory with free             Disk Quotas             Graphical Process and System Management Tools             KDE Process- and System-Monitoring Tools         Reference     17 Backing Up, Restoring, and Recovery         Choosing a Backup Strategy             Why Data Loss Occurs             Assessing Your Backup Needs and Resources             Evaluating Backup Strategies             Making the Choice         Choosing Backup Hardware and Media             Removable Storage Media             Network Storage             Tape Drive Backup         Using Backup Software             tar: The Most Basic Backup Tool             The GNOME File Roller             The KDE Archiving Tools (KDE ark and kdat)             Using the dd Command for Archiving             Using the Amanda Backup Application             Alternative Backup Software         Copying Files             Copying Files Using tar             Compressing, Encrypting, and Sending tar Streams             Copying Files Using cp             Copying Files Using mc             Copying Files Using scp             Copying Files Using rsync         Undeleting Files             Reformatting with the -S Option When Experiencing Unrecoverable File System Errors             Undeleting Files Using mc         System Rescue             The Ubuntu Rescue Disc             Backing Up and Restoring the Master Boot Record             Booting the System from a Generic Boot Floppy             Using a GRUB Boot Floppy             Using the Recovery Facility         Reference     18 Network Connectivity         Laying the Foundation: The localhost Interface             Checking for the Availability of the Loopback Interface             Configuring the Loopback Interface Manually         Networking with TCP/IP             TCP/IP Addressing             Using IP Masquerading in Ubuntu             Ports         Network Organization             Subnetting             Subnet Masks             Broadcast, Unicast, and Multicast Addressing         Hardware Devices for Networking             Network Interface Cards             Network Cable             Hubs and Switches             Routers and Bridges             Initializing New Network Hardware         Using Network Configuration Tools             Command-Line Network Interface Configuration             Network Configuration Files             Using Graphical Configuration Tools         Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol             How DHCP Works             Activating DHCP at Installation and Boot Time             DHCP Software Installation and Configuration             Using DHCP to Configure Network Hosts             Other Uses for DHCP         Wireless Networking             Support for Wireless Networking in Ubuntu             Advantages of Wireless Networking             Choosing from Among Available Wireless Protocols         Beyond the Network and onto the Internet         Common Configuration Information         Configuring Digital Subscriber Line Access             Understanding Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet             Configuring a PPPoE Connection Manually         Configuring Dial-Up Internet Access                 Configuring a Dial-Up Connection Manually         Troubleshooting Connection Problems             Using Patches/Upgrades to Keep Your Network Secure         Reference             General             DHCP             Wireless             Books     19  Remote Access with SSH and Telnet             Setting Up a Telnet Server             Telnet Versus SSH             Setting Up an SSH Server             The SSH Tools             Using scp to Copy Individual Files Between Machines             Using sftp to Copy Many Files Between Machines             Using ssh-keygen to Enable Key-based Logins             Remote X             XDMCP             VNC             Reference Part III    Ubuntu as a Server     20 Apache Web Server Management         About the Apache Web Server         Installing the Apache Server             Installing with APT             Building the Source Yourself         Starting and Stopping Apache             Starting the Apache Server Manually             Using /etc/init.d/apache2         Runtime Server Configuration Settings             Runtime Configuration Directives             Editing httpd.conf             Apache Multiprocessing Modules         Using .htaccess Configuration Files         File System Authentication and Access Control             Restricting Access with allow and deny             Authentication             Final Words on Access Control         Apache Modules             mod_access             mod_alias             mod_asis             mod_auth             mod_auth_anon             mod_auth_dbm             mod_auth_digest             mod_autoindex             mod_cgi             mod_dir and mod_env             mod_expires             mod_headers             mod_include             mod_info and mod_log_config             mod_mime and mod_mime_magic             mod_negotiation             mod_proxy             mod_rewrite             mod_setenvif             mod_speling             mod_status             mod_ssl             mod_unique_id             mod_userdir             mod_usertrack         mod_vhost_alias         Virtual Hosting             Address-Based Virtual Hosts             Name-Based Virtual Hosts         Logging         Dynamic Content             CGI             SSI             Basic SSI Directives             Flow Control         Other Web Servers for Use with Ubuntu             Sun ONE Web Server             Zope             Zeus Web Server         Reference     21 Administering Database Services         A Brief Review of Database Basics             How Relational Databases Work             Understanding SQL Basics             Creating Tables             Inserting Data into Tables             Retrieving Data from a Database         Choosing a Database: MySQL Versus PostgreSQL             Speed             Data Locking             ACID Compliance in Transaction Processing to Protect Data Integrity             SQL Subqueries             Procedural Languages and Triggers         Configuring MySQL             Setting a Password for the MySQL Root User             Creating a Database in MySQL             Granting and Revoking Privileges in MySQL         Configuring PostgreSQL             Initializing the Data Directory in PostgreSQL             Creating a Database in PostgreSQL             Creating Database Users in PostgreSQL             Deleting Database Users in PostgreSQL             Granting and Revoking Privileges in PostgreSQL         Database Clients         SSH Access to a Database             Local GUI Client Access to a Database             Web Access to a Database             The MySQL Command-Line Client             The PostgreSQL Command-Line Client         Graphical Clients         Reference     22    File and Print         Using the Network File System             Installing and Starting or Stopping NFS             NFS Server Configuration             NFS Client Configuration         Putting Samba to Work             Manually Configuring Samba with /etc/samba/smb.conf             Testing Samba with the testparm Command         Starting the smbd Daemon             Mounting Samba Shares             Configuring Samba Using SWAT         Network and Remote Printing with Ubuntu         Creating Network Printers             Enabling Network Printing on a LAN             Session Message Block Printing         Using the Common UNIX Printing System GUI             Creating a CUPS Printer Entry         Avoiding Printer Support Problems             All-in-One (Print/Fax/Scan) Devices             Using USB and Legacy Printers         Reference     23    Remote File Serving with FTP         Using FTP Clients             The FTP Client Interface             Using the Text-Based FTP Client Interface             Using Graphical FTP Clients         FTP Servers             Choosing an Authenticated or Anonymous Server             Ubuntu FTP Server Packages         Other FTP Servers         Installing FTP Software         The FTP User         inetd Configuration for wu-ftpd             Starting the Very Secure FTP Server (vsftpd) Package         Configuring the Very Secure FTP Server             Controlling Anonymous Access             Other vsftpd Server Configuration Files         Configuring the Wu-FTPd Server         Using Commands in the ftpaccess File to Configure wu-ftpd             Configure Access Control             Configure User Information             Configure System Logging             Configure Permission Control             Configure Commands Directed Toward the cdpath             Structure of the shutdown File         Configure FTP Server File-Conversion Actions             Strip Prefix             Strip Postfix             Add-On Prefix             Add-On Postfix             External Command             Types             Options             Description             An Example of Conversions in Action         Using Commands in the ftphosts File to Allow or Deny FTP Server Connection         Server Administration             Display Information About Connected Users             Count the Number of Connections             Use /usr/sbin/ftpshut to Schedule FTP Server Downtime             Use /var/log/xferlog to View a Log of Server Transactions         Reference     24    Handling Electronic Mail         How Email Is Sent and Received             The Mail Transport Agent             Choosing an MTA             The Mail Delivery Agent             The Mail User Agent         Basic Postfix Configuration and Operation             Configuring Masquerading             Using Smart Hosts             Setting Message Delivery Intervals             Mail Relaying             Forwarding Email with Aliases         Using Fetchmail to Retrieve Mail             Installing Fetchmail             Configuring Fetchmail         Choosing a Mail Delivery Agent             Procmail             Spamassassin             Squirrelmail             Virus Scanners         Mail Daemons         Alternatives to Microsoft Exchange Server             Microsoft Exchange Server/Outlook Client             CommuniGate Pro             Oracle Collaboration Suite             Bynari             Open-Xchange             phpgroupware             PHProjekt             Horde         Reference             Web Resources             Books     25    Proxying and Reverse Proxying         What Is a Proxy Server?         Installing Squid         Configuring Clients         Access Control Lists         Specifying Client IP Addresses         Example Configurations         Reference     26    LDAP         Configuring the Server             Populating Your Directory         Configuring Clients             Evolution             Thunderbird         Administration         Reference Part IV    Programming Linux     27    Using Perl         Using Perl with Linux             Perl Versions             A Simple Perl Program         Perl Variables and Data Structures             Perl Variable Types             Special Variables         Operators             Comparison Operators             Compound Operators             Arithmetic Operators             Other Operators             Special String Constants         Conditional Statements: if/else and unless             if             unless         Looping             for             foreach             while             until             last and next             do ... while and do ... until         Regular Expressions         Access to the Shell         Modules and CPAN         Code Examples             Sending Mail             Purging Logs             Posting to Usenet             One-Liners             Command-Line Processing         Reference             Books             Usenet             WWW             Other     28    Working with Python         Python on Linux             Getting Interactive         The Basics of Python             Numbers             More on Strings             Lists             Dictionaries             Conditionals and Looping         Functions         Object Orientation             Class and Object Variables             Constructors and Destructors             Class Inheritance             Multiple Inheritance         The Standard Library and the Vaults of Parnassus         Reference     29    Writing PHP Scripts         Introduction to PHP             Entering and Exiting PHP Mode             Variables             Arrays             Constants             References             Comments             Escape Sequences             Variable Substitution             Operators             Conditional Statements             Special Operators             Switching         Loops             Including Other Files         Basic Functions             Strings             Arrays             Files         Miscellaneous         Handling HTML Forms         Databases             Introduction to PEAR::DB         Reference     30    C/C++ Programming Tools for Ubuntu         Programming in C with Linux             Programming in C++             Getting Started with Linux C/C++ Programming             The Process of Programming         Elements of the C/C++ Language         Using the C Programming Project Management Tools Provided with Ubuntu             Building Programs with make             Using the autoconf Utility to Configure Code             Managing Software Projects with RCS and CVS             Debugging Tools         Using the GNU C Compiler         A Simple C Program         Graphical Development Tools             Using the KDevelop Client             Trolltech’s Qt Designer             The Glade Client for Developing in GNOME         Reference Part V    Ubuntu Housekeeping     31    Securing Your Machines         Understanding Computer Attacks         Assessing Your Vulnerability         Protecting Your Machine             Securing a Wireless Network             Passwords and Physical Security             Configuring and Using Tripwire             Devices         Viruses         Configuring Your Firewall         Forming a Disaster Recovery Plan         Keeping Up-to-Date on Linux Security Issues         Reference     32    Performance Tuning         Hard Disk             Using the BIOS and Kernel to Tune the Disk Drives             The hdparm Command             File System Tuning             The tune2fs Command             The e2fsck Command             The badblocks Command             Disabling File Access Time         Kernel         Apache         MySQL             Measuring Key Buffer Usage             Using the Query Cache             Miscellaneous Tweaks             Query Optimization         Reference     33    Command Line Masterclass         Why Use the Shell?         Basic Commands             Printing the Contents of a File with cat             Changing Directories with cd             Changing File Access Permissions with chmod             Copying Files with cp             Printing Disk Usage with du             Finding Files by Searching with find             Searches for a String in Input with grep             Paging Through Output with less             Creating Links Between Files with ln             Finding Files from an Index with locate             Listing Files in the Current Directory with ls             Reading Manual Pages with man             Making Directories with mkdir             Moving Files with mv             Listing Processes with ps             Deleting Files and Directories with rm             Printing the Last Lines of a File with tail             Printing Resource Usage with top             Printing the Location of a Command with which         Combining Commands Together         Multiple Terminals         Reference             Books     34    Advanced APT         Using Aptitude         The dpkg Back-End         Configuring APT         Reference     35    Kernel and Module Management         The Linux Kernel             The Linux Source Tree             Types of Kernels         Managing Modules         When to Recompile         Kernel Versions         Obtaining the Kernel Sources         Patching the Kernel         Compiling the Kernel             Using xconfig to Configure the Kernel             Creating an Initial RAM Disk Image         When Something Goes Wrong             Errors During Compile             Runtime Errors, Boot Loader Problems, and Kernel Oops         Reference Part VI    Appendix     A    Ubuntu and Linux Internet Resources         Websites and Search Engines             Web Search Tips             Google Is Your Friend             Ubuntu Package Listings             Certification             Commercial Support             Documentation             Linux Guides             The Ubuntu Project             Mini-CD Linux Distributions             Floppy-Based Linux Distributions             Various Intel-Based Linux Distributions             PowerPC-Based Linux Distributions             Linux on Laptops and PDAs             The X Window System         Usenet Newsgroups         Mailing Lists             Ubuntu Project Mailing Lists         Internet Relay Chat 0672329093, TOC, 8/8/2006


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  • ISBN-13: 9780672329098
  • Publisher: Pearson Education (US)
  • Publisher Imprint: Sams Publishing
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0672329093
  • Publisher Date: 01 Aug 2006
  • Binding: SF
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