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AbiWord, Other Word Processors, AbiWord

absolute path, Checking directories and permissions

access

exports file, Access options in /etc/exports

FTP server

UID/GID, Denying/allowing user access by UID and GID

FTP server, control, Controlling FTP access, Creating user classes

PortSentry software

configuration, Uploading (writing) files from local users, Uploading (writing) files from anonymous users, Using the Washington University FTP Server (WU-FTPD)

host computer, Denying access to host computers

real users, Denying access to real users

restoring, Restoring access

vsFTPd

wu-ftpd, Using the Washington University FTP Server (WU-FTPD)

access point, wireless networks, Understanding wireless networks

access.conf file

Apache server configuration, Configuring the Apache Server

accessibility

keyboard, Changing GNOME preferences

mouse, Changing GNOME preferences

accounts

installation and, Quick Installation

root user

accessing (MAC OS X), Connecting to NFS from the command line

ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface), Monitoring power usage on laptop computers

acpid package, Additional software packages

Acrobat Reader, Using Adobe Acrobat Reader

Acronis OS Selector, partitions and, Using the FIPS utility

Action directive, Apache server, Defining actions and headers

address book

Mozilla, Setting Navigator preferences

addresses

binding to specific, Apache server, Binding to specific addresses

e-mail

gateway

IP addresses, Understanding IP Addresses, IP address classes, Understanding How the Internet Is Structured

static, Getting static IP addresses

Apache server, Setting an e-mail address

assigning, Getting IP addresses

netmasks, Understanding netmasks

default, Configuring TCP/IP for your LAN

host names, adding, Identifying other computers (hosts and DNS)

hosts file, Configuring TCP/IP for your LAN

adjtime file, Administrative configuration files

administration

tasks, Administering Your Red Hat Linux System

administration tools, Why Choose Red Hat Linux?

administrative account

MySQL, Adding administrative users

administrative commands, Administrative commands

administrative configuration files, Administrative configuration files, Using other administrative logins

administrative log files, Administrative log files

Adobe Acrobat plug-in, Adding plug-ins

Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI), Monitoring power usage on laptop computers

Advanced Power Management (APM), Monitoring power usage on laptop computers

aecho command, Troubleshooting netatalk

affs file system, Supported file systems

afpd daemon, Setting up the netatalk server, Starting netatalk

afpd.conf file, Setting up the netatalk server

comments, Defining specific AppleTalk servers settings

alert notification tool (Red Hat updates), Using the Red Hat Network alert notification tool, Registering with Red Hat Network

aliases, Locating commands

Apache server

Web content, Aliasing relocated content

command line automatic completion feature, Command line completion

commands

root user and, Using the root Login

aliases file, Administrative configuration files

aliases file, sendmail, The aliases file

AliasWait option, sendmail, sendmail options

allow line, wu-ftpd, Using the Washington University FTP Server (WU-FTPD)

AllowBogusHELO option, sendmail, sendmail options

ALTER command (MySQL), Altering MySQL tables

alternatives system

selecting alternative software, Choosing Software Alternatives

mail and printing, Selecting mail and printing alternatives, Using mail and printing alternatives

Amanda

amanda.conf file, Creating the amanda.conf file, Table 13-8: Examples of pax Use

configuring, Configuring Amanda for network backups

creating directories, Creating Amanda directories

disklist file, Creating a disklist file

network services, Adding Amanda network services, On each amanda client

running, Performing an Amanda backup

ampersand (&) metacharacter, Background commands

amstex macros (publishing tools), Text processing with TeX/LaTeX

Analog log-file analyzer, Statistics Packages Available for Red Hat Linux

anonymous users

exports file, User mapping options in /etc/exports

FTP

access, Limiting host access to anonymous and guest logins

wu-ftpd, The anonymous FTP user

antennas, wireless networks, Selecting antennas, Using outdoor antennas

AOL Instant Messenger

Gaim, Participating in AOL Instant Messaging with Gaim

AOLserver 3 Web server, Other Web servers available for Red Hat Linux

Apach server, The Apache Web server

Apache

MAC OS/X, Looking inside Mac OS X

Apache server

Action directive, Defining actions and headers

addresses

browsers

caching, Enabling proxy and caching services

canonical names, Setting canonical names

character sets, Choosing character sets

configuration, Configuring the Apache Server

content

directories

access control, Setting directory-access control

adding, Adding MIME types and handlers

aliased, Aliasing relocated content

command-line arguments, Starting and Stopping the Server

directories, Identifying user directories

HTTP, configuration, Configuring HTTP logging, Table 21-5: Available Tokens within LogFormat, Configuring HTTP logging

logging, Logging transfers

response codes, Customizing error responses, Table 21-6: Server Response Codes

responses to, Setting responses to browsers

Server Information page, Displaying server information

server information/status, Further security of server-info and server-status

server status display, Displaying server status

transfers, Logging transfers

users, Identifying user directories

encoding, Defining encoding and language, Choosing character sets

error logging, Logging errors

errors

group, Choosing the server's user and group

handlers, Adding MIME types and handlers

headers, Defining actions and headers

host name lookups, Setting host name lookups

HTTP port number, Choosing the HTTP port number

httpd. conf file

binding to specific, Binding to specific addresses

directories, Identifying HTTP content directories

DSO, Selecting modules in httpd.conf

dynamically linked, Selecting modules in httpd.conf

e-mail, Setting an e-mail address

indexes, disabling, Disabling indexes in root directory

module-specific files, Including module-specific configuration files

modules, Selecting modules in httpd.conf, Table 21-1: Dynamic Shared Object (DSO) Modules, Selecting modules in httpd.conf

timeout values, Configuring timeout values

httpd.conf file, Configuring the Web server (httpd.conf)

global environment, Setting the global environment

httpd.file

lock files, Storing the server's ScoreBoard file, Storing the server's PID file

PID, Storing the server's ScoreBoard file, Storing the server's PID file

root directory, Setting the server root directory

ScoreBoard files, Storing the server's ScoreBoard file, Storing the server's PID file

subcomponents, Revealing subcomponents

indexing files, Defining indexing, Figure 21-2: Change how directories are displayed from Apache using IndexOptions., Setting responses to browsers

language, Defining encoding and language, Choosing character sets

logging

MIME types

MIME-type defaults, Setting MIME-type defaults

modules

modules, configuration, Configuring modules (/etc/httpd/conf.d/*.conf)

monitoring activities, Monitoring Server Activities

number of processes, Setting the number of server processes

overrides, Setting access options and overrides, Table 21-3: Special Access Features for the AllowOverride Directive

permissions, Setting access options and overrides, Table 21-3: Special Access Features for the AllowOverride Directive

processes, number of, Setting the number of server processes

proxy services, Enabling proxy and caching services

quick start, Quick Starting the Apache Web Server

root directory

security

server name, Setting the server name

signature line, Adding a signature

starting/stopping, Starting and Stopping the Server, Table 21-7: Command-Line Arguments to httpd

transfers

users, Choosing the server's user and group

virtual hosting, configuration, Configuring virtual hosting

Web content

Web traffice, Analyzing Web-server traffic

APM (Advanced Power Management), Monitoring power usage on laptop computers, Changing to a shutdown run level

apm command, Using apm to enter suspend mode

apmd run-level script, Table 12-5: Run-Level Scripts Contained in /etc/init.d

Apple Public Source License, Looking inside Mac OS X

AppleDouble directory, Understanding hidden Mac files and directories

AppleTalk, Using AppleTalk (netatalk) from Mac OS X

afpd daemon, Setting up the netatalk server, Starting netatalk

afpd.conf file, Defining specific AppleTalk servers settings

atalkd daemon, Setting up the netatalk server, Starting netatalk

configuration

directories

directory sharing, Sharing netatalk volumes

files

creator, Setting Appletalk file/folder type and creator

Linux, Moving, copying, and deleting netatalk files, Sharing files with netatalk and Samba, Printer Sharing, Troubleshooting netatalk

permissions, Moving, copying, and deleting netatalk files

type, Setting Appletalk file/folder type and creator

folders

iMAC and, Configuring an AppleTalk Server in Linux

MAC OS 8, Using AppleTalk from Mac OS 8 or OS 9

MAC OS 9, Using AppleTalk from Mac OS 8 or OS 9

netatalk

Linux, Setting up the netatalk server, Starting netatalk, Defining general AppleTalk server settings, Defining specific AppleTalk servers settings, Setting up users, Sharing netatalk volumes, User-level security, File/directory-level security, Understanding hidden Mac files and directories, Setting file/directory permissions

permissions, Setting file/directory permissions

server setup, Setting up the netatalk server, Starting netatalk, Defining general AppleTalk server settings, Defining specific AppleTalk servers settings, Sharing netatalk volumes

papd.conf file, Starting netatalk

printer sharing, Printer Sharing

server configuration

Linux, Configuring an AppleTalk Server in Linux, Before you start using netatalk

server settings, Defining general AppleTalk server settings, Defining specific AppleTalk servers settings

SSH and, Using AppleTalk (netatalk) from Mac OS X

starting server, Starting netatalk

user setup, Setting up users

applets

GNOME panel, Adding an applet

AppletTalk

volume sharing, Sharing netatalk volumes

application launcher

adding (GNOME), Adding an application launcher

application launchers

KDE desktop, Adding applications to the panel

application platforms, Red Hat as, Using Red Hat Linux as an Application Platform, Finding Windows-Equivalent Applications in Linux

Application/Task launcher (GNOME), Using the GNOME Desktop

applications

DOS, Running DOS applications

Win4Lin and, Running Windows applications with WINE

administrative commands, Administrative commands

ARDI Executor (Mac), Running Macintosh applications with ARDI Executor

DOS, Using dosemu

dosemu, Using dosemu

VMWare and, Running Windows applications with WINE

WINE, Running Windows applications with WINE, Understanding WINE, Table 5-5: Windows Drive Letters in WINE, Setting up Windows applications, Finding Windows applications for WINE

xdosemu, Using dosemu

downloading

DOS, Running DOS applications, Using mtools, Table 5-4: Mtools Available with Linux, Using mtools

dosemu, Using dosemu

mtools, Using mtools, Table 5-4: Mtools Available with Linux, Using mtools

packages, Understanding package names and formats, Using different archive and document formats, Table 5-2: Linux Archive File Formats, Using different archive and document formats

ncFTP, Downloading with ncFTP

Netscape, Downloading with Mozilla

Mozilla, Downloading with Mozilla

Internet locations, Finding applications on the Internet

desktop and, Investigating your desktop

emulators, Running Window, DOS, and Macintosh Applications

installation

source code, Building and installing from source code, Installing software in SRPMS format, Installing software in gzip/tar format

RPM files, Installing and managing RPM files, Installing with rpm, Upgrading packages with rpm, Removing packages with rpm, Querying packages with rpm, Verifying packages with rpm

KDE desktop

adding, Adding applications to the desktop

launching from desktop, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

remote

X Window, Running remote X applications, Traditional method to run remote X applications, Launching a remote X application, Securing remote X applications, Using SSH to run remote X applications

support considerations, Common Linux Features

third-party

Windows

Windows-equivalent, Finding Windows-Equivalent Applications in Linux, Table 5-1: Windows-Equivalent Linux Applications, Finding Windows-Equivalent Applications in Linux

X Window, Running X Window Applications

starting from Terminal window, Starting applications from a Terminal window

starting from Run Program window, Starting applications from a Run Program window

starting from menu, Starting applications from a menu

apt, Getting Linux Software "up2date"

apt repositories, Getting Updates

archives

package formats, Using different archive and document formats, Table 5-3: Linux Document Formats, Using different archive and document formats

pax utility, Using the pax Archiving Tool, Table 13-9: Options to pax, Using the pax Archiving Tool

tar command, Understanding package names and formats

ARDI Executor emulator, Using mtools

arguments

command line, Using the Shell in Red Hat Linux

arithmetic

expressions

passing to commands, Expanding arithmetic expressions

arithmetic in shell scripts, Performing arithmetic in shell scripts

Arpwatch service, Arpwatch server

articles

newsgroups

posting parameters, inn.conf file, Posting parameters, Logging parameters

reading parameters, inn.conf file, Reading parameters, Posting parameters

storage parameters, inn.conf file, Article storage parameters, Reading parameters

articles, newsgroups

expiration times, Setting Up Expiration Times

storage methods, Choosing How Articles Are Stored, Using the timehash storage method, Using the cnfs storage method, Assigning buffers for cnfs storage, Creating buffers for cnfs storage, Setting Up Expiration Times

activating, Activating different storage methods

storage on server, How should articles be stored?

ascii command

text preprocessing, Text processing with Groff

at command, Specifying when jobs are run, Submitting scheduled jobs

at.allow file, Using at.allow and at.deny

at.deny file, Using at.allow and at.deny

atalk server, Printer Sharing

atalkd daemon, Starting netatalk

atalkd daemon (AppleTalk), Setting up the netatalk server

atd run-level script, Table 12-5: Run-Level Scripts Contained in /etc/init.d

ATI Technologies video cards, Choosing a video card for gaming

atq command, Viewing scheduled jobs

attachments to e-mail messages

Mozilla Mail client, Composing and sending mail

attacks. See security, Understanding Attack Techniques

audio

digital sampling device, Listening to Audio

file formats, Playing music with XMMS Audio Player

gnome-cd, Choosing an audio CD player

sound cards

advantages of, Listening to Audio

configuring, Configuring your sound card

driver support, Listening to Audio

advantages of, Listening to Audio

sound mixing devices, Listening to Audio

audio CDs

cdp, Choosing an audio CD player, Playing CDs with cdp

gnome-cd

track information, adding, Playing CDs with gnome-cd

grip, Choosing an audio CD player

gtcd player, Choosing an audio CD player

KsCD, Choosing an audio CD player

magicdev, Automatically playing CDs

MP3 players

XMMS Audio Player Playlist Editor, Using the Playlist Editor

XMMS Audio Player Equalizer, Using the Equalizer

XMMS Audio Player, Playing music with XMMS Audio Player

playing

automatically, Troubleshooting Your CD-ROM

troubleshooting, Troubleshooting Your CD-ROM

audio compression, Performing audio file conversion and compression, Table 8-1: Sound Formats Supported by Sox Utility, Converting audio files with Sox

audio devices

/dev/audio, Listening to Audio

Audio Devices window, Configuring your sound card

audio files

format conversion, Converting audio files with Sox

aumix command, Configuring your sound card

authconfig command

password files, Checking for the shadow password file

authentication

installation and, Enabling Authentication, Running Red Hat Setup Agent

MD5 passwords, Enabling Authentication

netatalk, Setting up the netatalk server

VPNs and, Configuring a Virtual Private Network Connection

author rights, free software and, The Culture of Free Software

autofs run-level script, Table 12-5: Run-Level Scripts Contained in /etc/init.d

autohiding panel, Changing panel properties

automatic completion feature (command line), Command line completion, Command line recall

AWStats (Advanced Web Statistics) tool, Statistics Packages Available for Red Hat Linux