Red Hat Linux: The Complete Bible

Red Hat Linux- The Compete Bible is the beginner tool to grasp core concepts and gain an in-depth understanding of Red Hat Linux 9. The chapters are an excellent guide for installing, configuring and customizing the Linux desktop for those exploring Linux for the first time.The book commences with the basics of Linux, a free Unix-type operating system originally created by Linus Torvalds. It was initiated under General Public Licenses and its antecedent is freely available for research and experiment.This book is for readers aware of the modus operandi of the cardinal principles of the operating standard and a basic know-how of the operating systems and the objectives of using them.This book explores different aspects of Linux. It is divided into six sections:Part I - The Basics of Red Hat Linux 9Part II - Working with Open Office.orgPart III - Linux ProgrammingPart IV - Administering LinuxPart V - Implementing Open LDAPPart VI - Securing Linux Platform and ApplciationsRed Had Linux - The Complete Bible is indeed a 'Bible' on Linux. Each page will make you want to explore further in the ocean called Red Hat Linux.Table Of Contents :Part I - The Basics of Red Hat Linux 91.Overview of Linux2.Installing Red Hat Linux 93.Exploring Red Hat Linux 94.Working with Redirection, Pipes and Filters5.Working with Text Editors6.Working with Shell Scripts7.Working with GNOME Desktop8.Working with KDE DesktopPart II - Working with OpenOffice.org9.Getting Started with OpenOffice.org10.Using OpenO Writer Tool11.Using OpenO Math Tool12.Using OpenO Impress Tool13.Using OpenO Draw Tool14.Using OpenO Calc Tool15.Database Support in OpenOffice.Org16.Advanced Features of OpenOffice.orgPart - III Linux Programming17.Shell Programming in Linux18.C Programming Using GCC19.C++ Programming in Linux20.Using Flex and Bison in Linux21.Programming in Perl22.Programming in PHP23.Using Tcl/Tk in Linux24.Network Programming in Linux25.Error Handling and Debugging26.Overview of Linux Kernel27.Programming X Window System ApplicationsPart IV - File Systems and Disk Management28.File Systems and Disk Management29.Administering Linux Users and Groups30.Administering Printers in Red Hat Linux 931.Network Connectivity32.Working with Network File System (NFS)33.Working with Samba34.The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol35.Domain Name Server36.Configuring Apache Web Server37.Managing System SecurityPart V - Implementing OpenLDAP38.Planning Directory Services39.Introducting LDAP and Data Designing40.Designing Directory Schema and Namespace41.Desigining Directory Topology and Replication42.Configuring OpenLDAP Server and Client43.Planning for Security44.Implementing Security45.NIS, Samba and OpenLDAP46.Working with Multiple OpenLDAP Servers47.Resolving Cross-Platform IssuesPart VI - Securing Linux Platform and Applications48.Securing Linux Installing and Boot Process49.Handling Common Security Issues and Vulnerabilities50.Common Issues with Users and Management51.Securing Network Services52.Securing FTP and Mail Services53.Auditing Techniques in LinuxAppendix A: Installing and Troubleshooting Red Hat Linux 9Appendix B: Red Hat Package Manager (RPM)Appendix C: Enhancements Made in Red Hat Linux 9Appendix D: Installing OpenOfficeAppendix E: Fedora: An OverviewAppendix F: Introducing Open Source Software and GPLGlossary

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