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Table of Contents

Red Hat Linux 9 Professional Secrets

Conventions Used in This Book

About the Companion CD-ROMs

Acknowledgments

Part I: Setting Up Red Hat Linux

Chapter 1: An Overview of Red Hat Linux

What Is Red Hat Linux?

Linux as a UNIX Platform

Linux Networking

Linux System Administration

Windows and Linux

Software Development in Linux

Linux as an Internet On-Ramp

Chapter 2: Red Hat Linux Installation

Understanding the Red Hat Linux Installation Process

Preparing Your PC for Linux Installation

Booting the Red Hat Linux Installer

Installing from the Red Hat Linux CD-ROM

Troubleshooting the Installation

Using Boot Commands during Installation

Learning Other Installation Methods

Using kickstart Installation

Installing Red Hat Linux on a Laptop

Chapter 3: 3X Window System Setup

Understanding Video Cards and Monitors

Understanding the X Window System

Setting up X on Red Hat Linux

Chapter 4: Printer Setup

Configuring CUPS Print Queues

Learning the Printing Commands

Understanding the CUPS Printing System

Chapter 5: Sound Setup

Sound Cards Supported by Red Hat Linux

Configuring the Sound Card

Learning Sound Device Names

Testing the Sound Card

Playing Audio CD-ROMs

Troubleshooting Sound Cards

Chapter 6: Network Setup

Networking Basics

TCP/IP and the Internet

TCP/IP Services and Client/Server Architecture

TCP/IP Setup in Linux

TCP/IP Network Diagnostics

Part II: Exploring Red Hat Linux

Chapter 7: Red Hat Linux Basics

Starting Red Hat Linux for the First Time

Looking up Online Documentation

Understanding the Linux File System

Using the Nautilus Shell

Navigating the File System with Linux Commands

Learning the Bash Shell

Chapter 8: GNU Utilities

An Overview of GNU Software

Shell Utilities

File Utilities and the find Command

Binary Utilities

Other Utilities

Stream Editor - sed

Chapter 9: GUI Desktops

Setting up a Graphical Login

Chapter 10: Red Hat Linux Applications and Utilities

Applications on the Companion CD-ROMs

Graphics and Images

Chapter 11: Text Processing

Text Editing with ed and vi

Working with GNU Emacs

Writing Man Pages with groff

Preparing Documentation with DocBook

Chapter 12: Basic System Administration

Revisiting Linux System Administration

Managing User Accounts

Exploring the Start Here Window

Managing the File System

Part III: Internetworking with Red Hat Linux

Chapter 13: Internet Connection Setup

Deciding How to Connect to the Internet

Setting Up IEEE 802.11b Wireless Ethernet Networks

Learning the Basics of Dial-Up Networking

Using IP Masquerading to Share an Internet Connection

Setting Up a PPP Server

Chapter 14: Web Server

Discovering the World Wide Web

Surfing the Net

Setting Up the Apache Web Server

Using Java Servlets with Apache

Creating a Secure Server with SSL

Chapter 15: Mail Server

Installing Mail Software

Understanding Electronic Mail

Chapter 16: News Server

Using Simple News Strategies

Installing News Software

Understanding Newsgroups

Configuring and Starting the INN Server

Setting Up Local Newsgroups

Chapter 17: FTP Server

Installing FTP Software

Understanding FTP

Configuring the FTP Server

Setting up Secure Anonymous FTP

Chapter 18: DNS and NIS

Using the Domain Name System (DNS)

Using Network Information Service (NIS)

Chapter 19: Samba and NFS

Sharing Files with NFS

Setting Up a Windows Server Using Samba

Part IV: Managing Red Hat Linux

Chapter 20: Advanced System Administration

Understanding How Red Hat Linux Boots

Scheduling Jobs in Red Hat Linux

Backing Up and Restoring Files

Managing Devices

Monitoring System Performance

Chapter 21: Software Installation and Update

Working with the Red Hat Package Manager

Building Software Packages from Source Files

Installing SRPMS

Upgrading Red Hat Linux with the Update Agent

Upgrading and Customizing the Linux Kernel

Chapter 22: System and Network Security

Establishing a Security Framework

Securing Red Hat Linux

Securing the Host

Securing the Network

Performing Security Audits

Keeping up with Security News and Updates

Part V: Programming Red Hat Linux

Chapter 23: Software Development in Linux

Software Development Tools in Linux

The GNU Debugger

Implications of GNU Licenses

Version Control

Linux Programming Topics

Chapter 24: Shell and Perl Scripting

Looking at Some Shell Scripts

Learning the Basics of Shell Scripting in Bash

Perl as a Scripting Language

Chapter 25: Tcl/Tk Scripting

Introducing Tcl

Chapter 26: Java Programming

Getting Ready for Java Programming

Writing Your First Java Program

Writing GUI Applications in Java

Writing Java Servlets

Becoming Proficient in Java

Part VI: Appendixes

Appendix A: Linux Commands

zcat, zless, zmore

Appendix B: Disk Drives

Disk Drive Concepts

Floppy Disks in Linux

Hard Disk Operations in Linux

SCSI Disk Controllers and Linux

Appendix C: CD-ROM Drives

Supported CD-ROM Drives

CD-ROM Troubleshooting

Appendix D: Ethernet Cards

Supported Ethernet Cards

Ethernet Driver Modules

Ethernet Autoprobing

Multiple Ethernet Cards

Appendix E: Modems and Terminals

Linux and Modems

Setting up Linux for Dial-In

Terminals and Multiport Serial Boards

Appendix F: PC Cards

PCMCIA Card Services for Linux

Appendix G: Linux Resources

FTP Archive Sites

Appendix H: About the CD-ROMs

System Requirements

CD-ROM Installation Instructions

What''s on the CD-ROMs

Source Code Coupon

Troubleshooting

List of Figures

List of Code Examples

List of Sidebars

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swapoff

Purpose

Deactivate the specified swap device or file.

Syntax

swapoff

device

Options

None

Description

The

swapoff command stops Linux from using the specified device or file as a swap space.