All About LINUX |
August, 2007 Version A |
Compiled By Mike Brown |
This page consists entirely of links to other pages that I find interesting, helpful or fun. All have proven useful for LINUX install, trouble shooting and learning about LINUX.And believe me, there is a lot to learn ! |
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| The
very best, the
most useful, and my favorite resource on the web. |
The LINUX Documentation Project | One
of the very best
resources for the newbie and old hand too. You can also
search
the Archives with this link: Linux Archive Search |
| This is probably one of the best
if not the
best Page on the net for learning Linux, for the beginner and the Guru
too! |
Linux Command
Org |
SuperMan
pages, Learning the shell,
Writing shell scripts, Script library, and very best of all SuperMan pages |
| One
of my all
time favorite
LINUX Links ! |
Focus
on Linux |
They
have a
very good search engine. They also have a lot of advertising, visit
with JAVA off to avoid the numerous banners and other annoyances. |
| LINUX
On Line |
Another
very good resource about
LINUX, probably one of the best sites to learn LINUX. |
|
| This
is a very good
source of
information, but the link is unreliable. |
The Digital
Hermit |
Covers
a
lot of LINUX, math, film and science. Don't let the weird quote on the
first page fool you, its good stuff. |
| More Useful Stuff | ||
| This
has a lot of links and a lot of information that may prove useful to
you. Read it and learn. |
Linux
Notebook Index |
Ccovers nearly all
subjects
about
Linux including: Apache Awk Bash C cftp daemontools DHCP djbdns DNS Emacs Email ezmlm Fetchmail find GDB Hardware HTML HTTP Intro ISDN less Make Math mc mirrordir MySQL Peripherals Perl PHP3 pppd qmail Regexps Shell System Tables test To do Typical ucspi-tcp Versions |
| Linux Reviews |
Information,
reviews and lots of other useful information. Excellent site for
learning Linux too. |
|
| Andamooka: LINUX From Scratch, | Open support for open content. Read and annotate books on line. A complete book about how to make your own LINUX. Very good resource to learn the basics and advanced stuff. | |
| Andamooka Reader | Important Books for LINUX support | |
| EUROLINUX | LINUX documentation and applications for our European friends, get stuff in your own language. | |
| Everything LINUX (From Australia) | T shirts, logos, bumper stickers and everything else about LINUX | |
| The LINUX Cookbook | Tips and Techniques for Everyday Use A complete book free for the reading. And its very useful. Quite bit of very good information, background, step by step stuff. | |
| LINUX Help Site | A very handy resource. And an extensive list of HOW-TO's. Nearly every thing you would ever want to know about LINUX. | |
| Focus
on Linux |
One
of the
most information
packed LINUX resources on the net. |
|
| The LINUX Documentation Project (LDP) | LINUX Documentation for the geeky amongst us all, Newbie and Advanced | |
| Linux information and
technical
support is available from a wide variety of locations here are a few. |
From
the
LINUX DOC source. |
|
| An
overview
of what can be done with LINUX |
From
LINUX Headquarters |
|
| Linux Links from
Ref Desk |
Ref
Desk is
a very useful site
for all sorts of information. |
|
| WEBMIN |
Webmin |
One
of the
slickest
Administration tools you can ever use. |
| The
Book of Webmin |
If
you
aren't using Webmin to administrate your system you are missing out on
a very easy method. |
|
| Add on Modules |
here are Currently 327 Modules for Webmin, and 18 Themes for Webmin in the Database. | |
| Webmin -
Default branch |
On
Fresh
Meat of course. |
|
| IBM
Intro to WEbmin |
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| Webmin Book
(pdf) |
This book was
written by the guy
who wrote Webmin. |
| The LINUX Operating System Section Background | Everything you would possibly want to know about LINUX when or if you are new to it. | |
| Computer
Hope |
A
long
listing of entries in a
search engine (from Computer
Hope) about various LINUX help pages, command help and other
information. |
|
| This is a
very unreliable server, may
appear to be broken, try again later. |
Tux Organization | Tux.Org is an umbrella organization supporting the efforts of Users Groups and Developers. Their primary focus is supporting and advocating the development and use of software and systems whose source code and specifications were openly developed and are freely available to the public. |
| LINUX.com | A great place to learn about LINUX. A top quality LINUX portal. | |
| LINUX
DOCS from Die.Net |
Seems
to have a
complete MAN page directory as
well as other useful stuff. |
|
| Articles from LINUX Quality.dk | ||
| IBIBLIO the publics library and digital archive | This project purports to keep a record of every document, FAQ, HOW-TO of every LINUX application there is, Articles and distributions. Even a FTP server. | |
| LINUX
Questions.org. |
You can visit our forum where LINUX newbies can ask questions and LINUX experts can offer advice. Topics include security, installation, networking and much more. Feel free to browse the board, perform a search, view the man pages on line or view the index. The even have an Archive of old and past questions. | |
| LINUX
Compatible |
News,
views, help and an all around excellent web site for the new and guru
type LINUX user. Excellent resource! |
|
| Help
Site Computer Manuals |
This
site
covers DOS, VAX/VMS, NT, XP, 2000, Hardware, OS/2, 2000, 95, 98, Me,
Unix, and of course LINUX. With side bars about the Internet,
Networking, and Programming. They even have a section on the MAC, what
ever that is. |
|
| The LINUX Radio Show | interesting Audio discussions about LINUX and related subjects | |
| LINUX Video Resources | Nice
resource, video
and specific LINUX stuff. |
|
| LINUX Device Drivers | Full text of a book, obscure, but useful. A very complete introduction and advanced reference work to LINUX Device Drivers | |
| Linux Step-By-Step |
A
tremendous number of articles with very helpful, authoritative
information. Seems to have a lot of information on Caldera Linux. But
most of the articles are not specific, and can be applied to almost any
distribution. |
| The IPV-6 protocol organization. | ||
| Kame Project | A web site that supports IPV6 conversion with links and information |
| XFree86 | X-Servers for PC based graphics cards. Very useful information about the hardest part of a LINUX install | |
| X
Windows
Commands and Calls |
Stuff
such
as xvidtune,
xdpyinfo
are presented. As well as some fun stuff like xeyes,
oclock
and xclock. |
|
| The X Window System | Written by Christopher Browne | |
| Window Managers | Quite few articles about the basics too. You have to have Java and Java Script for this to page to work properly. | |
| Accelerated X | X drivers | |
| XFCE | A light weight window manager for UNIX systems | |
| The
X Organization. |
News,
downloads, information and documentation
about X in general. Useful,
and they have a lot of obscure information on X too. |
|
| comp.windows.x.applications
FAQ |
All
sorts of interesting and useful questions and answers about X and
various
X applications. |
|
| Graphics
FAQ |
Includes Screen
dumps in Linux
and much other stuff. |
| Partition Types | List of partition identifiers for PCs. Useful for LINUX and UNIX. | |
| Partition Primer |
Written
specifically for NON-LINUX systems, but you get the idea. A real
useful utility to have on your Boot Floppy. |
|
| Minimal partition table specification | About those partition tables, are you sure? Read this and make sure. | |
| File
system HOW-TO |
|
|
| Linux
Partitions: A Primer
Hard Drive Basics |
From
LINUX Planet. |
|
| LINUX Partition HOW-TO | ||
| Partition
HOW TO |
Another
one can be
found here. |
|
| PC Guide Hard Disk
Primer and
Reference Guide |
Everything
you could ever need to work with Hard Drives. |
|
| How to Partition your Hard Drive (Correctly) | ||
| Installing and partitioning | From UW Madison For Red Hat 8 and 9 | |
| LVM-How To | How to re-partition without data loss. But back it up any way! | |
| In the Advanced file system implementor's guide, Daniel Robbins shows you how to use the latest file system technologies in LINUX 2.4. | Article
1 Article 2 Article 3 Article 4 Article 5 Article 6 Article 7 Article 8 Article 9 Article 10 Article 11 Article 12 Article 13 |
From
IBM, there are
13 of these articles, and they cover all you would need to know about
the different file systems that are in the LINUX 2.4 Kernel. There are
links to every home page of every type of File System implemented in
LINUX Kernel 2.4. This is a very good set of articles, and very useful
for one and all. |
| Some related works about File systems | RAID
1 RAID 2 |
Raid 1
and 2
and what they mean to you. The latest version of RAID TOOLS can be found here. |
| AXCEL216 MS-DOS
undocumented
commands |
Occasionally
you may need some of these, very rare and hard to find information
about some of those old DOS commands. You may need them some day... |
| Red Hat LINUX Manuals | Some
very useful
material for LINUX installs and maintenance, see
below . |
|
| Red
Hat Linux
Enterprise Manuals |
Includes
the Install guide,
Security Manual, Ste-by-Step guide and some others. They can be
downloaded in PDF, and HTML versions. |
|
| Red Hat Doc's | All of Red Hat's doc's about all versions of RED HAT, see below . | |
| A Practical Guide to Red Hat Linux, Second Edition: Fedora Core and Red Hat Enterprise Linux | There
are also books here about Red Hat Linux 8 and 9 and other too. |
|
| Running a
Perfect
Internet Site with Linux |
Extensive and very
deep
discussion about installing, setting up, configuration of Internet
Servers. Including WU_FTP. |
|
| RED Hat Staff Books
|
Such
as Maximum
RPM |
| Fedora Core 5 Release Notes | From the Fedora Project Fedora Documentation can be found here. | |
| Fedora FAQ | Also from Red Hat |
| Yet one more information packed resource about TTF and LINUX | All about the X-windows Font Server too! | |
| A HOW TO on True Type Fonts with LINUX | You
can download free
fonts
from here. |
|
| Xfstt True Type Font Server | Just the thing for getting your LINUX system to use all of those nice True Type Fonts. |
| 8 bit utf UNICODE Home Page | Unicode
is closely related to fonts and here is a very good page that tells all
about it. "Fancy
unicode symbols made easy" A very good article about Unicode
and
how to use it. Commonly confused characters. |
|
| Joel on Software | Why we use Unicode, what it is and the history of it. A very easy to understand article. |
| LINUX Head Quarters | Production and Development Kernels and documentation | |
| Zip drives and LINUX | A
helpful HOW-TO
about Zip drives. HOW-TO mount a ZIP drive on LINUX |
|
| XINETD | Xinetd Tutorial, instructions, samples configurations, and FAQ | |
| LINUX guides | This is
a very good
guide to general day-to-day operation of a LINUX system. Installing,
system administration, it has cheat sheets and is very useful. |
|
| UNIX Intro | Not specifically about LINUX, but UNIX in general, includes a history of UNIX. | |
| Every Day LINUX |
"Everyday LINUX, 1/e published by Prentice Hall" a complete book, on line. About LINUX covers installing and running, and every subject you could think of about LINUX. | |
| Linux Guides |
These
are
from the Linux Documentation Project. Excellent source of information
about various basic and advanced subjects in the LINUX world. |
|
| Basic
Directory Structure of LINUX |
This is from the LINUX
and Unix
web site. Which contains a History
of LINUX |
|
| File system Hierarchy
Standard |
The home of the File system Hierarchy Standard (FHS). | |
| The
Unix
Haters Site |
Some great
information here
about the history of UNIX (all flavors) and LINUX in particular. Great
site and its funny too. |
| How LINUX works | ||||
| Linux Box Admin |
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| UNIX system administration resources | ||||
| MATool | Mark's Administration Tool, you can manage an entire cluster of servers and or workstations remotely, you don't even have to get up from your desk, or get out of bed. | |||
| The Experts Exchange | ||||
| NET Admin tools | ||||
| Password and Password Shadow Files | From IT World | |||
| UNIX Guru Universe | ||||
| Really useful guide too ! | Guide to IP Layer Network Administration with LINUX | This little useful Guide has an excellent Link list to documentation and software for network trouble shooting. | ||
| The LINUX System Administration Guide | Security
Guide |
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| Red Hat LINUX System Administration | Interesting set of pages from HP about LINUX. | |||
| LINUX Articles | Some are quite Useful. Excellent in fact. | |||
| Net Administration Tools | Specifically for UNIX, but most of the articles can be applied to LINUX too. | |||
| Rute User's Tutorial and Exposition | On line edition of the really famous and very good Book. By Paul Sheer. | |||
| LINUX System Administration notes | ||||
| Some Basics of Red Hat LINUX System Administration | ||||
| Cygwin is a
LINUX-like
environment for Windows. |
Some
day
you may be stuck with a
windows system that does not support BASH commands. Here is how to
fix it. |
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| Cheops | This is a graphical network management tool | |||
| LINUX Newbie Admin Guide | Covers everything you could possibly want to know! | |||
| Xinetd Home Page | Xinetd is a secure replacement for inetd | |||
| JDisk Report |
Free ware, JAVA based full disk report with a really slick well thought out interface. Its a hassle to get to work on your system (LINUX) but it is worth it so much easier than the old " du -s -k * | sort -n " commands. | |||
| LILO | LILO
Boot
error codes |
When
LILO
loads itself, it displays the word LILO.
Each letter is printed before or after performing some specific action.
If LILO fails at some point, the letters printed so far can be used to
identify the problem. Extracted from the The
LINUX
Boot disk HOW TO |
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| How
to Screw around with your LILO boot screen. |
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| LILO How-to | In my humble opinion the LILO boot loader is easier to understand than the GRUB boot loader. Multi boot with LILO, | |||
| A
short
tutorial and HOW-TO about LILO |
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| LILO to GRUB | Just in case you want to go back. | |||
| LILO Mini HOW-TO |
Very useful
resource. |
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| LILO
Man page |
Another
useful page about
LILO. |
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| Don't
forget to
password protect LILO |
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| LILO.conf
Man page |
LILO.conf has some
neat things
you can do. Make sure you back it up. |
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| From
Power Up To Bash Prompt |
Really
informative HOW-TO. Why
aren't more written like this one ? |
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| Administer
LINUX on the fly |
Use the /proc file system to get a handle on your system. This is a useful article from IBM. | |||
| LINUX Security |
A
very
important part of System Administration is Security. These files are
very helpful in setting Security up properly at you site. |
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| LINUX Security Web Site |
Get the early
skinny on Security
related NEWS. |
| Repair of a
sick LINUX
system may also be useful. |
LINUX
IP Networking |
A
Guide to the Implementation and
Modification of the LINUX Protocol Stack |
| Trouble
Shooting TCP/IP |
Its
for windows, but the scheme and
overall theory is the same for LINUX. |
|
| Linux
Network Troubleshooting |
This
is one
of the best articles I have ever read on LINUX Network Troubleshooting.
And it could be a tremendous help when you come across that diskless
client that won't boot. |
|
| Linux
Home Networking |
Great trouble
shooting and setup
info here. |
|
| Some useful Network
trouble
shooting programs, especially if you are trying to get SAMBA
to work on your network. |
NBTScan.
NetBIOS
Name Network Scanner. |
NBTscan is a program for scanning IP networks for NetBIOS name information. It sends NetBIOS status query to each address in supplied range and lists received information in human readable form. For each responded host it lists IP address, NetBIOS computer name, logged-in user name and MAC address. |
| NBTScan |
This
is
another program that does the same thing, but
in a
slightly different way. |
|
| NBTSTAT |
This
is a
Linux tool that acts a lot like Windows nbtstat /a command.
You
can use this to get the netbios information of any system that you know
the ip address of. |
|
| TCP/IP
for
LINUX |
Contains an excellent table on trouble shooting | |
| LINUX
Network Trouble shooting |
By
Steve Litt from Trouble
Shooting Magazine |
|
| Chapter
9. Files -Networking Functionality |
This
is chapter 9 (networking)
of an excellent on line book "Securing and Optimizing LINUX, Red Hat Edition. A Hands on Guide" By Gerhard Mourani |
|
| Cool
Tools:
Network View - a network node discovery tool |
Some
of the tools listed
here, I have used and they work great to discover what is on the
network.
Great stuff. |
|
| HOW-TO
Ethernet
Cables |
The
physical part of networking. |
|
| LINUX TCP/IP
Links |
Excellent
for learning
networking and its ins-and-outs. |
|
| Networking
101 |
Don't
forget Advanced
TCP/IP |
|
| Trouble
shooting
network connections with arp |
Something
very similar happened to
me once at a customer site, but it took me much longer to figure it
out. ARP is on nearly every LINUX box, and its a useful
trouble
shooting tool. |
|
| LINUX
Ethernet-How |
by Paul Gortmaker, Version 2.9, Aug 25, 2003 | |
| Excellent
Trouble Shooting Tool for ASP_ST2 For those of you that have a spect attached! |
DarkStat |
DarkStat is a network traffic analyzer. It's basically a packet sniffer which runs as a background process on a cable/DSL router and gathers all sorts of useless but interesting statistics. |
| DarkStat
User Manual |
From
the man pages. |
|
| dark
stat
- Article form LINUX Focus Magazine |
A
real nice article about this
excellent, handy little tool. |
|
| Useful
but obscure information
about Networking and Networking trouble shooting |
Port
Numbers Inter networking Technology Handbook MAC address to Manufacturer search |
This
last
one is from CISCO and
is very good for figuring out what TCPDUMP, ARPWATCH and DarkStat is
telling you. |
| Sniff |
Sniff makes the
output from
TCPdump easier to read. |
|
| Ethereal Network Protocol
Analyzer |
Very
useful
program for learning
what is wrong with your network. Great trouble shooting tool. |
|
| Network Trouble
Shooting
Links |
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| Intrusion
Detection Cheat Sheet |
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| Aide |
AIDE (Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment) is a free replacement for Tripwire. It does the same things as the semi-free Tripwire and more. | |
| Tripwire |
Tripwire software is a tool that checks to see what has changed on your system. The program monitors key attributes of files that should not change, including binary signature, size, expected change of size, etc |
| Trouble
Shooting LINUX with Syslog |
This
link has been up and down more times than a strippers zipper.
So if it is dead
wait an hour it will be back up soon. |
|
| NFS
Trouble
Shooting Hints |
Some
very helpful
tidbits here. |
|
| How to locate an
OOPS! |
Useful if yo are
compiling your
own Kernel and you are having freeze ups with it. |
| Cross Referencing LINUX | The full text of the Source Code, Version 1.09 to 2.5.56 With appropriate links to sub routines and comments. Fully cross referenced. If you want to understand LINUX this is where to go to find out how it works. | |
| The LINUX Source Code Navigator |
| LINUX Printing | The LINUX Printing page; home of the Printing HOW TO and the LINUX Printing Database. Tons of Drivers for all sorts of printers from all or nearly all manufacturers | |
| Data Base of Supported Printers | Drivers and other information about LINUX printing. | |
| CUPS | Common Unix Printing System DOCS | |
| Foomatic | ||
| PPD Documentation | ||
| LPD Documentation | ||
| PDQ Documentation | PDQ web site on Source Forge | |
| PPR Documentation | ||
| HP OfficeJet LINUX driver |
Seems to be a site
especially
for HP Office Jet drivers. |
|
| HP
Products Supported:
Single-Function Printers |
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| Main LINUX FAQ, with answers. | ||
| LINUX FAQ's from the IBIBLIO project | ||
| Word Perfect on LINUX FAQ | Download sites, install instructions, information, bug fixes. | |
| EXT3
on
LINUX FAQ |
A
very
useful FAQ for figuring out what it all
means. |
|
| LINUX Meta-FAQ | FTP sites, LINUX on physical media and documentation | |
| These are some excellent little tips and tricks. | The LINUX
FAQ Version: September 09, 2003 |
|
| LINUX Backups mini FAQ | ||
| PERL FAQ | ||
| PYTHON FAQ | ||
| Just LINUX FAQ's |
Nearly
any subject about LINUX you can know. Lots of X-windows stuff too, very
specific for various cards and monitors. |
|
| PHP FAQ | ||
| Frequently asked
question
about the LINUX floppy driver |
This
also contains a brief, but useful intro to the fdutil packages. |
|
| Yet one more Red Hat FAQ | ||
| XFree86 version 4.4.0 FAQ | ||
| comp.lang.c FAQ | A FAQ for the "C" language news group | |
| The Motif FAQ | ||
| Web Authoring FAQ | Mostly HTML stuff | |
| LINUX Tips and Tricks for the beginner and the old hand. | ||
| LINUX information Sheet and FAQ | Provides basic information about LINUX, including an explanation of LINUX, a list of features, some requirements, and some resources. | |
| LINUX FAQ's | Large number of questions and answers | |
| Small LINUX FAQ | The smaller the better | |
| A very good sets of FAQ's | Index Page for a bunch of FAQ's | |
| RFC 1149 | A
little humor never
hurt any one. |
|
| Pine | Just in case you are stuck with a piece of Micro$oft software | |
| Red
Hat LINUX Frequently Asked Questions |
From
Red Hat itself ! |
| MToolsFM |
A
very handy "MC" like set of tools for working with floppies |
|
| Mtools |
Work
with a floppy or a USB stick without mounting them. |
|
| FDutils |
The fdutils package contains utilities for configuring and debugging the Linux floppy driver, for formatting extra capacity disks (up to 1992K on a high density disk), and for sending raw commands to the floppy controller. | |
| BBC LINUX | This is a complete distribution of LINUX that will fit on a single Business card size CD. Excellent for fixing that PC that won't boot. | |
| An
article that explains the use of Knoppix LINUX to fix an ailing system System recovery with Knoppix (another one) |
You can
get KNOPPIX LINUX
here. Knoppix
know how, how to use Knoppix to repair that sick silly
system. Using Knoppix as a rescue disk can be scary, but if you read this you will have a much easier time of it. Here is an article from IBM that explains what to do with KNOPPIX. Excellent article. |
|
| RIP |
A neat
system to
recover any
computer system. Windows or Linux. RIP stands for Recovery Is Possible |
|
| Recover
Program for
LINUX |
This may prove valuable for some folks. Recover Program for LINUX And of course there is the Recover Net at Source Forge. You can download various versions of the RECOVER program here. | |
| Data recovery, Password recovery and Security | A set of wonderful utilities. And can prove very useful for those that cannot remember their Root Password. | |
| Article about how to un-delete on a LINUX system | ||
| CD-Based LINUX Distros | There seems to be a lot of these too, some are meant to be used for Rescue and some are meant to be used for demonstration of LINUX. | |
| Lost your Root
password
?
Read this ! |
It
could happen to
you some day
! |
|
| and yet one
more way to
recover that root password |
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| Snapshots
of /etc Files |
Useful
for partial
recovery of a
"sick" system. Especially if you plan ahead. |
|
| Syslinux |
Syslinux
is a very
easy to use
Boot Loader. If you run Mondo
(see above) you may
need to load syslinux for the restore to work properly. |
| Mondo | One
of the
neatest Backup and Recovery packages around ! This works on RHEL_WS3. Get the docs, the man page sucks! This is very easy to setup for DVD or CD or network backup. And if you are clever you can get it to backup to a NFS mounted volume. On the download page he has every rpm you could possibly need for the install. |
|
| System Imager | An
easy app that will back up your system to a server and allow you to
restore your system easy. here is an article that expalins the procedure in detail. |
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| Also
see
Repair |
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| How to Avoid Complete Disaster, BACK IT UP! | From LINUX Magazine | |
| LINUX Backups mini FAQ | ||
| TOMSRTBT | you
may be able to recover the Root Password with this. |
| LINUX Home Networking | ||
| Adding Users | ||
| Using SUDO | Allows non root users to run selected "root only" commands and programs on a LINUX system. | |
| UNIX Tutorials | ||
| Telnet, TFTP and XINETD | ||
| The Apache Web Server | Official Apache web site,
great and
useful documentation. |
|
| How to run LINUX without a monitor, headless. | ||
| Debian Tutorial a very good introduction to all things LINUX | ||
| LINUX
Tutorials |
From
Basic
to advanced. From the IBM
Developer
Works
site. |
|
| One
of the best ones on the net. |
The
Linux Tutorial |
Introduction to Operating Systems, Linux Basics, Shells and Utilities, Editing Files, Basic Administration, The Operating System, The X Windowing System, Networking, and Solving Problems are some of the better ones on this excellent site. |
| Great
Tutorials here |
Tutorials
From LINUX Planet |
Many excellent
tutorial on such
things as adding a second disk, the
bash shell, moving
files, burning
CD's, partitions
and netstat |
| LINUX
Command
Library (Man Pages) LINUX Command Library Shell Commands |
This set of MAN
pages is as
close to complete
and up to date as you can get. And seems to be fairly well laid out.
You can also find the following:
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| Man pages with
an
excellent search engine |
This is one of the
best and most
complete set of man pages I have found. It has an excellent search
written in PHP. |
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| A near complete list of MAN pages from O'Reilley. | You
can read the book called "LINUX
in a
Nutshell here." But you have to subscribe. |
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| LINUX
MAN pages from Die.Net |
Very
good MAN page
directory |
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| LINUX Commands man pages | A huge list of commands explained properly. | |||||||
| Still another Source for Man pages | HTML versions No search function. | |||||||
| Debian and GNU man
pages |
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| Yet one more useful
source for
Man pages |
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| Yes
one
more source for MAN pages ! |
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| Super
MAN Pages |
Every
Possible MAN page is
located here some where. |
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| Disk Commands | sfdisk
parted
badblocks
fsck
mkfs
fdisk
sfdisk |
Be very careful
with these
commands. They can eat your lunch or they can save your rear. |
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| Linux
Man Page
Viewer |
From Media College
which has
lots of other stuff on Linux too. |
| Overview and Link Page for LINUX Training | ||
| LINUX Training from HP | ||
| LINUX Training data base of Certification and Training Courses. | ||