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Index

H

hackers

compared to crackers, Hacker versus Cracker

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

handlers

Apache server, Adding MIME types and handlers

hard disk

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

performance improvement, Xine tips

system requirements, Choosing computer hardware

hard disks

adding, Adding a hard disk

RAID disks

installing, Using RAID disks

advantages, Using RAID disks

hard drive mirroring, Backing Up to a Hard Drive

hard drives

backing up to, Backing Up to a Hard Drive

automation, Automating mirroring

backing up to;mirrordir package, Getting and installing mirrordir to clone directories, Cloning a directory with mirrordir

hard option, mounting NFS, Using mount options

hardware

bootup, System Initialization

configuration, Administering Your Red Hat Linux System

configuring

adding, Adding a hard disk

backing up to, Backing Up to a Hard Drive, Getting and installing mirrordir to clone directories, Cloning a directory with mirrordir, Automating mirroring

hubs, LAN equipment

kudzu, Reconfiguring hardware with kudzu

hard disks

hard drives

LANs

switches, LAN equipment setup

NICs, LAN equipment

list of supported, Installing Red Hat Linux on a Laptop

networks

wireless networks, Choosing wireless hardware, Selecting wireless cards, Selecting adapter cards, Selecting antennas, Using outdoor antennas

newsgroups about, Red Hat forms the Fedora Project

support, Common Linux Features

system requirements, Choosing computer hardware

wireless LANs, Choosing equipment

hdparm command, Xine tips

headers

Apache server

Action directive, Defining actions and headers

mail messages, formatting, Format of headers

help

newsgroups, Red Hat forms the Fedora Project

shell, Getting Help with Using the Shell

Helper Applications, Mozilla, Setting Navigator preferences

helper apps

Mozilla Navigator, Adding helper apps

HelpFile option, sendmail, sendmail options

Heretic II, Heretic II

Hesiod

configuring, Enabling Authentication

hidden directories

MACs, Understanding hidden Mac files and directories

hidden files

MACs, Understanding hidden Mac files and directories

Hide Mode, Changing panel attributes

hiding

panel, Changing panel properties

hierarchy

file system, Working with the Red Hat Linux File System

HISTCMD environment variable, Common shell environment variables

HISTFILE environment variable, Common shell environment variables

HISTfilesIZE environment variable, Common shell environment variables

history command, Rerunning commands, Command line recall

history list (command line), Command line recall

History, Mozilla, Setting Navigator preferences

HoldExpensive option, sendmail, sendmail options

home directory, Working with the Red Hat Linux File System

netatalk

sharing, Sharing netatalk volumes

setting, Table 11-1: useradd Command Options

HOME environment variable, Common shell environment variables

Home folder, Getting Familiar with the Desktop

host computer

FTP access, Denying access to host computers

host computers, network

configuration, Configuring TCP/IP for your LAN, Identifying other computers (hosts and DNS), Adding Windows computers to your LAN, Configuring the wireless interface, Understanding IP Addresses, Classless Inter-Domain Routing, Getting IP addresses

host name lookups, Apache server, Setting host name lookups

host name, FTP

changing, Changing the FTP server host name

host names, Understanding How the Internet Is Structured

command line automatic completion feature, Command line completion

DNS server, Identifying your DNS servers

hosts file, Configuring TCP/IP for your LAN

IP addresses and, Host names and IP addresses

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

host-level security, netatalk, Host-level security

host.conf file, Administrative configuration files, Identifying other computers (hosts and DNS)

hosting services, DNS server, Using a hosting service

hostname

installation and, Beginning the installation

hosts

exports file, Host names in /etc/exports

news feeds, configuration, Configuring hosts to feed you, Configuring hosts that you feed

hosts file, Administrative configuration files

hosts.allow file, Administrative configuration files, Using TCP wrappers

hosts.deny file, Administrative configuration files, Using TCP wrappers

HostsFile option, sendmail, sendmail options

HostStatusDirectory option, sendmail, sendmail options

HOSTTYPE environment variable, Common shell environment variables

HOWTOs documentation Web site, Configuring your sound card

HP DeskJet printers, pnm2ppa driver, Choosing a Printer

hpfs file system, Supported file systems

HTML

e-mail messages and, E-mail basics

Nautilus and, Using the Nautilus file manager

tags, Web pages

HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), Uniform Resource Locators

HTTP

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

port numbers

Apache server, Choosing the HTTP port number

HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), Uniform Resource Locators

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

requests to Web server, Introduction to Web Servers

HTTP Networking, Mozilla, Setting Navigator preferences

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

httpd.conf file

module-specific files, Including module-specific configuration files

httpd.conf file, Apach server

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

timeout values, Configuring timeout values

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

command-line arguments, Starting and Stopping the Server

global environment, Setting the global environment

main server configuration, Setting the main server's configuration

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

subcomponents, Revealing subcomponents

hubs, networks, LAN equipment