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Index


F


Failsafe session

login and, Logging in to Red Hat Linux

FallbackMXhost option, sendmail, sendmail options

FancyIndexing directive, Apache server, Defining indexing, Figure 21-2: Change how directories are displayed from Apache using IndexOptions.

FAQs

wu-ftpd, Getting More Information about FTP Servers

fault tolerance, Disk mirroring

fc command, Command line recall

FCEDIT environment variable, Common shell environment variables

fdisk

partitioning and, Partitioning with fdisk

partitioning with, Partitioning with fdisk

fdisk command, Adding a hard disk

fdprm file, Administrative configuration files


Fedora

compared to previous Red Hat Linux distributions, Red Hat forms the Fedora Project

features, Introducing Red Hat Linux, Features in Red Hat Linux

Fedora Project, Red Hat forms the Fedora Project

new features

software packages, Additional software packages

See also Red Hat Linux, Introducing Red Hat Linux

selection considerations, Choosing between Fedora and Enterprise

file formats

audio, Playing music with XMMS Audio Player

MPEG, Watching Video with Xine

file management

Konqueror File Manager, Using the mouse

file managers

Nautilus, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

file permissions

setting, Creating files and directories

file servers

centralized distribution and, Goals of Setting Up a File Server

NetWare

network services reference, File servers, Samba server, NetWare server

NFS

setup, Using the NFS Server Configuration window, Configuring the /etc/exports file, Access options in /etc/exports, User mapping options in /etc/exports, Exporting the shared file systems, Starting the nfs daemons, Manually mounting an NFS file system, Automatically mounting an NFS file system, Mounting noauto file systems, Using mount options, Other cool things to do with NFS, Setting Up a Samba File Server in Red Hat Linux, Getting and installing Samba, Starting with SWAT, Security options, Logging options, Browse options, WINS options, Configuring shared directories with SWAT, Checking your Samba setup with SWAT, Editing the smb.conf file, Adding Samba users, Starting the Samba service, Using Samba shared directories from Windows, Setting Up a NetWare File Server in Red Hat Linux, Configuring /etc/nwserv.conf, Starting the NetWare server daemon, Using NetWare client commands

sharing, Sharing NFS file systems, Configuring the /etc/exports file, Host names in /etc/exports, User mapping options in /etc/exports, Starting the nfs daemons

goals, Setting Up an NFS File Server in Red Hat Linux

setup, Setting Up an NFS File Server in Red Hat Linux, Sharing NFS file systems

NFS and, Chapter 18: Setting Up a File Server

Samba

setup

goals, Goals of Setting Up a File Server

transparency and, Setting Up an NFS File Server in Red Hat Linux

file services

mars_nwe package, Setting Up a NetWare File Server in Red Hat Linux

file sharing

Nautilus, Using the Nautilus file manager

netatalk

Samba and, Sharing files with netatalk and Samba, Printer Sharing

file system, What Is an Operating System?

commands, Locating commands

files

redirection metacharacters, Using file-redirection metacharacters

pattern matching metacharacters, Using file-matching metacharacters

files and directories

creating, Creating files and directories, Identifying Directories

overview, Working with the Red Hat Linux File System

permissions, Understanding file permissions

file systems

corrupt, partitions and, Tips for creating partitions

creating, Using the mkfs command to create a file system

fstab file, Using the fstab file to define mountable file systems

Linux compared to Microsoft, Red Hat Linux File System versus Windows-based File Systems

management, Administering Your Red Hat Linux System

mkfs command, Restoring an entire file system

mount command, Using the mount command to mount file systems

mounting, Mounting file systems

changing, Adding a hard disk

supported types, Supported file systems, Using the fstab file to define mountable file systems

overview, Managing File Systems and Disk Space

partitioning and, Partitioning with Disk Druid during installation

restoring, Restoring an entire file system

umount command, Using the umount command to unmount a file system

volume labels

file systems, defined, Setting Up an NFS File Server in Red Hat Linux

file transfers

wu-ftpd, logging, Logging file transfers

file-limit parameter, FTP server, File limits

file/directory-level security, netatalk, File/directory-level security, Understanding hidden Mac files and directories, Moving, copying, and deleting netatalk files, Sharing files with netatalk and Samba, Printer Sharing

filenames

suffixes

browsers and, Adding helper apps

files

AppleTalk

AppleTalk, Moving, copying, and deleting netatalk files

netatalk, Moving, copying, and deleting netatalk files

type/creator, Setting Appletalk file/folder type and creator

configuration

copying

creating, Creating files and directories, Identifying Directories

cupsd.conf, Configuring the CUPS server (cupsd.conf)

deleting, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

FTP

GNOME desktop

/var/log directory, Detecting Intrusions from Log Files

anonymous users, Uploading (writing) files from anonymous users

AppleTalk, Setting file/directory permissions

creating, Creating new files and folders

creating files and directories, Creating new files and folders

find command and, Deleting user accounts with userdel

fstab file, Editing the /etc/fstab file

FTP, Copying files with FTP, Using the ftp command, FTP directory commands, FTP file copying commands, Using ncftp for background transfers, Using the gFTP window, Getting files with wget

local users, Uploading (writing) files from local users

locations, Administrative configuration files, Using other administrative logins

MAC, Understanding hidden Mac files and directories

moving, Getting Familiar with the Desktop, Working with files

hidden

host.conf, Identifying other computers (hosts and DNS)

KDE desktop

Konqueror File Manager, Working with files

NIS, Understanding Network Information Service

remotely, Using scp for remote file copy

removing automatically, Removing temp files automatically

reporting, Finding disk consumption with find

retrieval, allowing, Allowing files or directories to be retrieved

searching for files, Searching for files

LaTeX output, Text processing with TeX/LaTeX

launchers, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

log files

moving

moving, copying, deleting, Moving, copying, and deleting files

nsswitch.conf, Identifying other computers (hosts and DNS)

pattern matching metacharacters, Using file-matching metacharacters

permissions, Setting FTP access, Downloading files

quota files (disk usage), Creating quota files

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

redirection metacharacters, Using file-redirection metacharacters

renaming, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

resolv.conf, Identifying other computers (hosts and DNS)

restoring, Recovering individual files

saving

specifying location, Checking directories and permissions

sharing

size

temp

uploading

user files

vetoing, Sharing files with netatalk and Samba

filtering firewalls, Protecting Your Network with Firewalls

filters

e-mail, Mozilla Mail client, Mailbombing

Ethereal, Using Ethereal Filters

Evolution Email, Setting e-mail readers to filter spam

find command, Finding disk consumption with find, Deleting user accounts with userdel

finger server, Finger server

finger service, Managing xinetd services

FIPS utility, partitions, Using the FIPS utility

firewalls

activating, Configuring an ipchains firewall

configuration, Quick Installation

allowing TCP and IRC, Allowing FTP and IRC services through an iptables firewall

configuration, Configuring an iptables firewall, Turning on iptables, Creating iptables firewall rules, Example 1: Firewall for shared Internet connection (plus servers), Example 2: Firewall for shared Internet connection (no servers), Example 3: Firewall for single Linux system with Internet connection

DHCP, Opening your firewall for DHCP

enhancing, Enhancing your iptables firewall, Understanding the messages logfile

installation and, Beginning the installation

disabling, Configuring a simple firewall

examples, Example 1: Firewall for shared Internet connection (plus servers), Example 2: Firewall for shared Internet connection (no servers), Understanding iptables, Allowing FTP and IRC services through an iptables firewall, Using iptables to do NAT or IP Masquerading, Using iptables as a transparent proxy, Using iptables to do port forwarding, Enhancing your iptables firewall, Understanding the messages logfile

filtering, Protecting Your Network with Firewalls

FTP connection tracking, Allowing FTP and IRC services through an iptables firewall

ICMP messages, Understanding iptables

interfaces and, Example 1: Firewall for shared Internet connection (plus servers)

Internet, Understanding How the Internet Is Structured

ipchains, Protecting Your Network with Firewalls, Configuring an ipchains firewall, Understanding ipchains firewall rules, Table 14-4: Ipchains Optional Parameters, Understanding ipchains firewall rules, Changing ipchains firewall rules, Saving ipchains firewall rules

iptables, Protecting Your Network with Firewalls

IP and NAT masquerading, Using iptables to do NAT or IP Masquerading

iptables and, Using logging with iptables

logging, Using logging with iptables

overview, Understanding iptables

port forwarding, Using iptables to do port forwarding

Samba, Firewall open?

transparent proxies, Using iptables as a transparent proxy

viewing current firewall, Configuring a simple firewall

IRC connections, Turning on iptables

logging

Lokkit, Configuring a simple firewall

NAT and, Configuring an iptables firewall

network services checklist, Checklist for Running Networking Services

opening

overview, Protecting Your Network with Firewalls

packets and, Example 1: Firewall for shared Internet connection (plus servers)

passive FTP, Turning on iptables

public servers, Opening your firewall, Keeping up with fixes

punch holes, Turning on iptables

TCP and, Example 1: Firewall for shared Internet connection (plus servers)

UDP services and, Example 1: Firewall for shared Internet connection (plus servers)

floppy disk drive

system requirements, Choosing computer hardware

floppy disks

install disks, Creating install floppy disks, Creating a floppy disk in Linux, Creating a disk in DOS

mounting, Using the mount command to mount file systems

FM

interface device, Listening to Audio

folders

AppleTalk

type/creator, Setting Appletalk file/folder type and creator

creating, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

deleting, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

GNOME desktop

moving, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

Home folder, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

Network Trash folder (MAC), Understanding hidden Mac files and directories

subfolders, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

Temporary items (MAC), Setting file/directory permissions

fonts

configuring

KDE desktop, Changing the display

for...do loop

shell scripts, The "for . . . do" loop

foreground mount, NFS, Other cool things to do with NFS

ForkEachJob option, sendmail, sendmail options

format conversion

audio files, Converting audio files with Sox

formatting

Groff document publishing, Formatting and printing documents with Groff

LaTeX documents

conversion, Converting documents, Understanding DocBook

FORWARD chain rules, Example 1: Firewall for shared Internet connection (plus servers)

forward file, sendmail, The .forward file

ForwardPath option, sendmail, sendmail options

frame relay, DNS server, Reserving a domain name

Free BSD kernel MAC OS/X, Looking inside Mac OS X

free distribution, software and, The Culture of Free Software

free software, The Culture of Free Software

compared to open-source software, The Culture of Free Software

Freeciv game, Freeciv, Starting Freeciv, Beginning with Freeciv, Building your civilization, Exploring your world, Using more controls and actions

freeradius package, Additional software packages

Freshmeat Web site, Finding applications on the Internet

freshmeat.net, Finding applications on the Internet

freshrpms.net, Finding applications on the Internet

fstab file, Administrative configuration files, Editing the /etc/fstab file, Automatically mounting an NFS file system, Mounting noauto file systems, Using mount options

mountable file systems, Using the fstab file to define mountable file systems

ftape

mt command, Testing the magnetic tape drive

ftape utilities, Using ftape tools for magnetic tape

formatting tape, Formatting magnetic tapes

ftformat command, Formatting magnetic tapes

FTP

background transfers, Using ncftp for background transfers

connection tracking, firewalls, Allowing FTP and IRC services through an iptables firewall

copying files, Copying files with FTP, Using the ftp command, FTP directory commands, FTP file copying commands, Using ncftp for background transfers, Using the gFTP window, Getting files with wget

directories

commands, FTP directory commands

enabling, FTP servers

exiting, FTP exiting commands

firewalls

passive, Turning on iptables

gFTP window, Using the gFTP window

ncftp command, Using the ncftp command, Using ncftp, Using ncftp for background transfers

secure shell, Using the ssh, sftp, and scp commands

wget and, Getting files with wget

FTP (File Transfer Protocol), Chapter 20: Setting Up an FTP Server

ftp command, Using the ftp command

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

FTP server

access

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

anonymous users

byte-limit parameter, Data limits

chmod, Enabling chmod

data limits, Data limits

delete parameter, Enabling delete

downloading

FAQs, Getting More Information about FTP Servers

file-limit parameter, File limits

installation and, From CD, network, or hard disk?

limit-time parameter, Connection time limits

overwrite parameter, Enabling overwrite

public servers and, Configuring servers

rename parameter, Enabling rename

RFCs, Getting More Information about FTP Servers

umask parameter, Enabling umask

uploading

host computers, Denying access to host computers

limiting, Limiting uploading and downloading, Data limits, Connection time limits, Limiting host access to anonymous and guest logins

users

concurrent, limiting, Limiting the number of concurrent users

FTP servers

access control, Controlling FTP access, Creating user classes

anonymous users, The anonymous FTP user

characteristics, Attributes of FTP servers

directories

changing, Changing the FTP server host name

greetings, Changing FTP login greetings, Changing the FTP server host name, Adding a message before login

setup, Creating the FTP directory structure

host name

login

message files, Creating message files

overview, Understanding FTP Servers, FTP user types, Quick-starting vsFTPd

permissions, Allowing permission capabilities

README file, Creating README files

retrieval, allowing, Allowing files or directories to be retrieved

uploading to, Allowing uploading of incoming files, Opening directories for uploading, Preventing files or directories from being retrieved

user classes, Creating user classes

user types, FTP user types

users, Creating FTP users, Real users, Guest users, Creating the FTP directory structure, Creating README files, Changing the initial greeting, Controlling FTP access, Creating user classes, Opening directories for uploading, Preventing files or directories from being retrieved, Enabling chmod, Enabling umask, Limiting the number of concurrent users, File limits, Denying access to host computers, Denying access to real users, Starting and shutting down the WU-FTPD service, Shutting down WU-FTPD, Monitoring the WU-FTP server, Logging file transfers

full backup, Full backup

functions

command line automatic completion feature, Command line completion

shell and, Locating commands

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