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DaemonPortOptions option, sendmail, sendmail options

daemons, Common Linux Features, Disabling network services

named

starting, Starting the named (DNS) daemon

network services, Networking Service Daemons, The xinetd super-server, The init.d start-up scripts

NIS client configuration, Configuring NIS client daemons

NIS client daemon configuration, Configuring NIS client daemons

NIS servers, configuration, Configuring NIS server daemons

smbd, Checking the status of shared directories

Darwin project, Looking inside Mac OS X

DAT DDS-3 tapes, Writable CD-ROM drives

data capture, Ethereal, Capturing Ethernet data

data types

dhcpd.conf file, Adding options

MySQL tables

string, Understanding MySQL Tables, Table 24-4: String Data Types for Columns

time/data, Understanding MySQL Tables, Table 24-3: Time/Date Data Types for Columns

numeric, Understanding MySQL Tables, Table 24-2: Numeric Data Types for Columns, Understanding MySQL Tables

database servers

network services reference, Database services

databases

MySQL, Working with MySQL Databases

tables, Understanding MySQL Tables, Table 24-2: Numeric Data Types for Columns, Table 24-3: Time/Date Data Types for Columns, Table 24-4: String Data Types for Columns

adding data, Adding data to a MySQL database table, Manually entering data, Loading data from a file

mysql command, Starting the mysql command, Creating a database with mysql

date and time

Setup Agent, Running Red Hat Setup Agent

dd command

installation CD

copying disk image, Creating a floppy disk in Linux

DDOS attacks, Understanding Attack Techniques

protection from, Protecting Against Distributed DOS Attacks

debug keyword, logcheck.hacking

debugging

PPP connection, Running debugging

wireless LAN troubleshooting, Use debugging tools, Starting Ethereal

DeCCS, DVD decryption, Playing Video

declare command, Using the Shell in Red Hat Linux, Using shell environment variables

DefaultUser option, sendmail, sendmail options

degugging

squid daemon, Debugging Squid, Checking Squid log files

delegation servers, Understanding DNS

delete parameter, FTP server, Enabling delete

deleting

files, Getting Familiar with the Desktop, Moving, copying, and deleting files

folders, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

text

vi text editor, Starting with vi

windows, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

DeliveryMode values, sendmail, sendmail options

Denial of Service attacks. See Understanding Attack Techniques

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

dependencies

kernel reconfiguration and, Checking for dependencies

deprecated packages, Features in Red Hat Linux

desktop

application launch, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

backgrounds, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

Bluecurve theme, The Red Hat Look-and-Feel

bootup

configuration

XF86Config file, Understanding the XF86Config file

GNOME

application launcher, adding, Adding an application launcher

application launchers, Adding applications to the panel

applications, adding, Adding applications to the desktop

changing panel attributes, Changing panel attributes

changing preferences, Changing GNOME preferences

configuring, Configuring the desktop

configuring display, Changing the display, Changing panel attributes

drawers, adding, Adding a drawer

exiting, Exiting GNOME

keyboard navigation, Using keystrokes, Managing files with the Konqueror File Manager

Knoqueror File Manager, Managing files with the Konqueror File Manager

Konqueror File Manager, Managing files with the Konqueror File Manager, Working with files, Searching for files, Creating new files and folders, Using other browser features, Configuring Konqueror options, Creating an Image Gallery with Konqueror, Using the taskbar

launching GUI, What Happens During Desktop Startup?

mouse navigation, Using the mouse

moving windows, Moving windows

Nautilus file manager, Using the Nautilus file manager

panel, adding, Adding another panel

panel applets, Adding an applet

panel, Using the GNOME panel

overview, Using the GNOME Desktop

Home folder, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

KDE

virtual desktops, Using virtual desktops

resizing windows, Resizing windows

uncluttering windows, Uncluttering the desktop

taskbar, Using the taskbar

local printer installation, Setting Up Printers, Configuring local printers

network setup, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

panel, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

preferences, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

registration and, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

starting, Getting Familiar with the Desktop, What Happens During Desktop Startup?

themes, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

window shade, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

Workspace Switcher, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

desktop environments, Red Hat desktop interfaces

desktops, Why Choose Red Hat Linux?

KDE

features, KDE desktop described

launching, Starting with KDE

overview, Using the KDE Desktop

dev directory, Working with the Red Hat Linux File System

device drivers, What Is an Operating System?

devices

/dev/cdrom, Listening to Audio

audio, Listening to Audio

/dev/audio, Listening to Audio

mounting, Using the mount command to mount file systems

partitioning and, Partitioning with Disk Druid during installation

df command, Displaying system space with df, Finding disk consumption with find

DHCP

client

firewall

configuration, Opening your firewall for DHCP

options, Table 23-2: DHCP Options, Starting the DHCP server

server

setup, Setting Up a DHCP Client

starting, Starting the DHCP server

server setup

dhcpd.conf file, Configuring the dhcpd.conf file, Expanding the dhcpd.conf file, Adding options, Table 23-2: DHCP Options

DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), Using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server software, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol server

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

dhcpd.conf file

configuration, Configuring the dhcpd.conf file, Expanding the dhcpd.conf file, Adding options, Table 23-2: DHCP Options

dial-up connections

GNOME, Creating a dial-up connection with the Internet Configuration Wizard

checking, Checking your PPP connection, Checking that your modem was detected, Checking that your PPP interface is working, Checking the default route, Checking that the name servers are set, Checking the chap-secrets or pap-secrets file, Looking at the ifcfg-ppp0 file, Running debugging

launching, Launching your PPP connection, Launching your PPP connection on demand

dial-up connections, Internet, Using Dial-up Connections to the Internet

PPP, Getting information

checking connection, Checking your PPP connection, Checking that your modem was detected, Checking that your PPP interface is working, Checking the default route, Checking that the name servers are set, Checking the chap-secrets or pap-secrets file, Looking at the ifcfg-ppp0 file, Running debugging

launching, Launching your PPP connection, Launching your PPP connection on demand

setup, Setting up dial-up PPP, Creating a dial-up connection with the Internet Configuration Wizard

SLIP, Getting information

DialDelay option, sendmail, sendmail options

digital cameras

gPhoto, Using a Digital Camera with gtkam and gphoto2, Downloading digital photos with gtkam

digital photos

camera as storage device, Using your camera as a storage device

gtkam, Using a Digital Camera with gtkam and gphoto2, Downloading digital photos with gtkam, Using your camera as a storage device

digital sampling device, Listening to Audio

directories

Apache server

Apache server users, Identifying user directories

AppleDouble, Understanding hidden Mac files and directories

bin

cloning, Cloning a directory with mirrordir

creating, Creating files and directories, Identifying Directories

current, Checking directories and permissions

etc

access control, Setting directory-access control

AppleTalk, Setting file/directory permissions, Moving, copying, and deleting netatalk files

exports file, Exporting the shared file systems

MAC, Understanding hidden Mac files and directories

mounting, Mounting Samba directories in Linux

NFS and, Other cool things to do with NFS

retrieval, allowing, Allowing files or directories to be retrieved

setup, Creating the FTP directory structure

shadow password file, Checking for the shadow password file

exporting

file system, Working with the Red Hat Linux File System

FTP

hidden

INN news server configuration files, Starting with INN

Konqueror File Manager

adding commands to, Getting Help with Using the Shell

administrative commands, Administrative commands

checking, Checking disk usage with du

commands, FTP directory commands

creating, Creating new files and folders

listing contents, Checking directories and permissions

man pages, Creating a letter, memo, or white paper with Groff

netatalk

sharing, Sharing netatalk volumes

news, inn.conf file, News directory parameters, Configuring hosts to feed you

path

dot (,), Adding environment variables, Identifying Directories

permissions, Setting FTP access, Downloading files

Samba

sbin

size

tilde (~), Identifying Directories

Web content, Apache server, Identifying HTTP content directories

diretories

AppleTalk

sharing, Sharing netatalk volumes

disabling network services, Disabling network services

selectively, Using TCP wrappers

Disk Druid, Quick Installation, Partitioning with Disk Druid during installation, Deleting, adding, and editing partitions, Partitioning with fdisk, Tips for creating partitions

partitioning and, Quick Installation, Beginning the installation

RAID disk installation, Using RAID disks

disk failures

partitions and, Managing File Systems and Disk Space

disk images

copying, Creating a floppy disk in Linux

disk mirroring, Selecting a Backup Strategy, Disk mirroring

disk space

management, Administering Your Red Hat Linux System

disk space usage

du, Using du to check disk use

disk space usage, quota package, Creating quota files, Creating quota rules, Updating quota settings, Checking quotas

fstab file, Editing the /etc/fstab file

repquota command, Checking quotas

rules, Creating quota rules

settings update, Updating quota settings

startup script creation, Creating a quota startup script, Turn on the quota startup script

disks

usage checks

quota, Using quota to check disk usage, Creating quota files, Creating a quota startup script, Creating quota rules, Updating quota settings, Checking quotas

display

configuring

KDE desktop, Changing the display, Changing panel attributes

GNOME display manager, What Happens During Desktop Startup?

Display Settings window, desktop configuration, Running the Display Settings window

displaying

documents

Acrobat Reader, Using Adobe Acrobat Reader

gv command, Using the ghostscript and gv commands

ghostscript command, Using the ghostscript and gv commands

distances, wireless LANs, Testing out distances

Distributed Denail of Service attacks. See Understanding Attack Techniques

distributions, What Is Red Hat Linux?

div command

text preprocessing, Text processing with Groff

DjVu plug-in, Adding plug-ins

DLS (Digital Subscriber Line), Choosing a connection speed

DNS

authoritative zones, Understanding authoritative zones

DNS (domain name system), Internet domains

DNS (Domain Name System) server, Chapter 25: Making Servers Public with DNS, Setting Up a Domain Name System Server, Understanding DNS

DNS (Domain Name System) server software, Domain Name System server

DNS name server, configuration, Identifying other computers (hosts and DNS)

DNS search path, configuration, Identifying other computers (hosts and DNS)

DNS server

BIND, Understanding BIND, DNS name server example

checking, Checking that DNS is working

configuration files, Understanding BIND, Creating DNS configuration files (named.conf and /var/names/*), Editing /etc/named.conf, Setting up the zone files

host names, Identifying your DNS servers

hosting services, Using a hosting service

IP addresses, Identifying your DNS servers

name server example, DNS name server example

named.conf file, Editing /etc/named.conf

quick start, Quick-starting a DNS server, Identifying your DNS servers, Editing /etc/named.conf, Setting up the zone files, Starting the named (DNS) daemon

setup, Setting Up a Domain Name System Server, Understanding DNS

zone files, Setting up the zone files

DNS server daemon, Understanding BIND

DNS servers

goals, Determining Goals for Your Server, Using a hosting service

lookup tools, Understanding BIND

DocBook, Understanding DocBook

documents

file format conversion, Converting DocBook documents

creating, Creating DocBook documents

documentation

Fedora Core and, Red Hat shifts to Enterprise Linux

UNIX, Creating Documents in Groff or LaTeX

documents

conversion utilities, Converting documents

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

dollar sign ($) metacharacter, Expanding variables

DOM Inspector, Mozilla, Adding helper apps, Using the DOM Inspector

domain name

acquiring, Getting a domain name, Checking domain name availability

reserving, Reserving a domain name

whois command, Checking domain name availability

Domain Name System) server. See Chapter 25: Making Servers Public with DNS

domain names, Understanding How the Internet Is Structured, Domain-name formation, Host names and IP addresses

availability, Checking domain name availability

NIS, Setting Up Red Hat Linux as an NIS Client

defining, Defining an NIS domain name

domain parameter, inn.conf file, General parameters

domains

TLD (tom-level down), Getting a domain name

domains, Internet, Internet domains, Common top-level domain names, Domain-name formation

DontExpandCnames option, sendmail, sendmail options

DontInitGroups option, sendmail, sendmail options

DontProbeInterfaces option, sendmail, sendmail options

DontPruneRoutes option, sendmail, sendmail options

DOS

applications, Running DOS applications

dosemu, Using dosemu

xdosemu, Using dosemu

dosemu, Using dosemu

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

DoS attacks, Understanding Attack Techniques

mailbombing, Mailbombing

partitions and, Tips for creating partitions

Procmail, Blocking mail with Procmail

sendmail

configuring, Blocking mail with sendmail

smurfing, Smurf amplification attack

spam relaying, Spam relaying

dosemu emulator, Running DOS applications

dosemu, DOS applications, Using dosemu

dosutils directory

copying, Creating a disk in DOS

dot (.) (paths), Adding environment variables, Identifying Directories

DoubleBounceAddress option, sendmail, sendmail options

dovecot package, Additional software packages

Download, Mozilla, Setting Navigator preferences

downloading

applications

Internet locations, Finding applications on the Internet

desktop and, Investigating your desktop

FTP server

RPM packages, Finding applications on the Internet

RPMs

limiting, Limiting uploading and downloading, Data limits, Connection time limits

Mozilla, Downloading with Mozilla

ncFTP, Downloading with ncFTP

Netscape, Downloading with Mozilla

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

yum and, Running yum to download and install RPMs

yum and, Downloading and installing applications with yum, Configuring yum (/etc/yum.conf), Running yum to download and install RPMs, Using yum for listing and updating packages

downloads

gaming, Where to get information on Linux gaming

WINE, Running Windows applications with WINE

drag-and-drop

burning CDs, nautilus, Automatically playing CDs

Nautilus Web browser, Changing GNOME preferences

Draw (OpenOffice), Using OpenOffice

drawers

adding (GNOME), Adding a drawer

panel

adding, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

DRI (Direct Rendering Infrastructure), video cards and, Choosing a video card for gaming

drivers

CUPS and, Common UNIX Printing Service

DVD-R, Writable DVD drives

ftape utilities, Using ftape tools for magnetic tape

printers

PostScript, Using Traditional Linux Publishing Tools

sound card support, Listening to Audio

DSO (Dynamic Shared Object) modules, Table 21-1: Dynamic Shared Object (DSO) Modules

DSO (dynamic shared object) modules, Apache server, Selecting modules in httpd.conf

du command, Checking disk usage with du

du, disk usage, Using du to check disk use

dual-boot, Detailed Installation Instructions, Tips for creating partitions

dump command

levels, Understanding dump levels

overview, Backing Up Files with dump

running, Creating a backup with dump, Table 13-4: Recommended dump Schedule

DVD drives

writable, Writable DVD drives

dvd+rw tools package, Additional software packages

DVD-R

drivers, Writable DVD drives

dvdrecord command, Writable DVD drives

DVDs

DeCCS and, Playing Video

dynamic IP addresses, Understanding IP Addresses

dynamically linked modules, Apache server, Selecting modules in httpd.conf