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Index Symbols and Numerals Adobe Acrobat plug-in, 377 $HOME directory, 422 Adobe Flash Player, 377 2.6 Kernel, 1040 affs file system, 438 3dfx video cards, gaming, 289 AIGLX, 135-138 aliases A cp command, 414 AbiWord, 253-255 mv command, 414 About Me window, 86 rm command, 414 Accessories menu, 223 shell configuration, 173 ACPI, laptops, 457 aliases directory, 422 Acronis OS Selector, 63 ALSA (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture), AdBlock Filters, Konqueror, 129 316 Add/Remove Software window, RPMs, 201 alsa-utils RPM package, 316 address books Amanda (Advanced Maryland Automatic LDAP, 900-906 Network Disk Archiver), 566-567 Thunderbird and, 907-908 amanda.conf file, 567-569 adfs file system, 437 backups, performing, 571-572 adjtime directory, 422 directories, 567 administration disklist file, 569-570 commands, 421 network services, 570-571 configuration files, 421-426 amstex, 267 disk space management, 429, 434-437 animated backgrounds, 92 checking space, 450-452 anonymous users file system management, 429, 434-437 vsFTPd, uploads, 836-837 creating, 444-445 Apache, 842-843 hard disk, adding, 445-448 actions, 876 mkfs command, 444-445 aliases, relocated content, 869 mount command, 441-442 binding to specific addresses, 853 mounting, 437-444 browsers, responses to, 878 mounting removable media, 442-443 caching services, enabling, 879-881 RAID disks, 448-450 character sets, 875 unmounting, 444 configuration, 846 graphical tools, 416-418, 421 auth_kerb.conf, 883 hardware configuration and, 429 auth_mysql.conf, 883 log files, 426 auth_pgsql.conf, 883 logins, 426-429 authz_ldap.conf, 883 root user and, 414 htdig.conf, 883 software alternatives httpd.conf, 847, 850-854, 857-882 mail, 458-459 COPYRIGHTED MATERIALmailman.conf, 883 printing, 458-459 manual.conf, 883 sudo and, 427-429 module-specific configuration files, 858 system performance, 429, 452 mrtg.conf, 883 laptops, 455-457 perl.conf, 883 System Monitor, 453 php.conf, 883 top, 453 phython.conf, 883 Administration menu, 418 squirrelmail.conf, 884 1050 Index ssl.conf, 884 KDE, 134-135 subversion.conf, 884 Kickoff, 121 webalizer.conf, 884 Macintosh, ARDI Executor, 239 wordtrans.conf, 884 RHEL, 1041 directory-access control, 864 running, 220-221 DSO modules, 854 starting encoding, 874 from menu, 223 error responses, 876-878 Run Applications window, 223 group, 858 Terminal window, 225-226 headers, 876 virtual environments, 240 hostname lookups, 865 KVM, 245-246 HTTP logging, 865 QEMU, 245-246 HTTPd and, 842 Xen, 240-244 index files, 863-871 Windows, 234 indexing, 871-874 Cedega, 235 language, 874 CodeWeavers, 235 MIME-type defaults, 864 QEMU, 234 MIME-types, 876 Win4Lin, 234 proxy services, enabling, 879-881 Wine, 234-239 quick start, 844-846 Windows-equivalent, 221 server X, remote, 226-230 error logging, 889 Applications menu, 223 information, displaying, 887 GNOME, 102-103 logging hits, 889 archives, formats, 215-217 status, displaying, 887-888 archiving, pax, 572-575 traffic, 890-891 ARDI Executor, Macintosh applications, 239 Server Information, 887 arecord command, 324 server processes, 850-852 arguments, command-line arguments, 500-502 signature line, 869 arithmetic in shell scripts, 505 starting/stopping server, 884-885 arithmetic expressions, expanding, 163 user, 858 Arpwatch server, 1027 users, directories, 862 ask method, 39 virtual hosting, 881-882 ATI Technologies video cards, gaming, 288 aplay, 325 atq command, 535 apm service, laptop power, 456 ATRPMs, 195 AppleDesktop, 1001 attachments to e-mail, 386 AppleDouble, 1001 attack techniques, 610-611 AppleTalk, 988-990 audio file/folder type, 1003 codecs, 353 printer sharing, 1005 FLAC, 317 server, settings, 997-998 hardware devices, 319 server configuration, 993-1005 MP3, 317 applets, GNOME desktop, 103-104 Ogg Vorbis, 316 application launcher, GNOME, 104-105 playing CDs applications, 10 automatically, 325 DOS, 231 audio CDs DOSBox, 233-234 creating mtools, 232-233 cdrecord and, 339-340 downloading, yum and, 192-199 K3b and, 340-342 installing, yum and, 192-199 Audio Configuration window, 320 Index 1051 audio files, converting, SoX, 334-336 mkisofs command, 544 audio players Mondo Rescue, 544 aplay, 325 MySQL databases, 954 KsCD Player (kscd), 324 network backups, 546 mpg321-325 pax archiving tool, 572-575 ogg123, 325 remote, 543-544 play, 325 restore command, 544 Rhythmbox (rhythmbox), 325 restoring, 561-565 XMMS (xmms), 325 rsync and, 541 auth_kerb.conf, 883 to hard drives, 555-556 auth_mysql.conf, 883 Bacula, 544 auth_pgsql.conf, 883 bash, 145 authentication bash shell, 150 enabling, 46 parameters expansion, 502 VPNs, 639 .bash_profile files, 479 authz_ldap.conf, 883 bashrc directory, 422 AutoCorrect, 252 .bashrc files, 479 autofs facility, 769 batch command, 535 befs file system, 437 B bin login, 427 background commands, 162, 168 binary RPMs, 214 background processes, 168 BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain), 971- backgrounds, 91 972 BackupPC, 544 further reading, 984 backups BioWare, Neverwinter Nights, 310 Amanda and, 566-567 BitTorrent, 395-396 Amanda.conf file, 567-569 clients, 365 directories, 567 servers, 365 disklist file, 569-570 boot loader installation, 43-44 network services, 570-571 boot loader configuration, 27 performing, 571-572 boot procedure, installation and, 37 backing up locally, 542 booting BackupPC, 544 GRUB and, 75-80 Bacula, 544 boot image, 79-80 CD drives, 549 boot options, 76-79 cdrecord, 549 booting installation from hard disk, 49-50 growisofs, 554-555 booting installation from USB device, 50 writing to, 549-552 booting installation using PXE, 51 cdrecord command, 544 Browser Identification, Konqueror, 130 cron and, 559-561 browsers disk mirroring, 545 proxies, 731 dump command, 544, 556-558 responses to, Apache, 878 dump levels, 559 bus topology, LANs, 641 DVD drives, 553-554 growisofs, 554-555 C full backups, 545 cable Internet, 961 incremental backups, 545 cables, LANs, 644 magnetic tape, 547 caching ftape tools, 548 Apache, enabling, 879-881 testing, 548 child cache, 726 1052 Index Konqueror, 130 classes, installation, 44-45 parent cache, 726 clients sibling caches, 726 Samba, 790 cameras, GNOME and, 111- Linux shared directories, 790-791 112 Windows shared directories, 791-793 case command, 509 clock, KDE, 121 categories, installation, 28, 45 codecs CD drives audio, 353 backups, 549 video, 353 cdrecord, 549 CodeWeavers, 235 growisofs, 554-555 color, KDE desktop, 134 writing to, 549-552 command-line CD images, mounting, 443 completion, 158 CDDA (Compact Disc Digital Audio), 316 editing and, 156 cdlabelgen, 343 navigating, 156 cdrecord, creating audio CDs, 339-340 command-line arguments, 500, 502 cdrecord command, 544, 549 command-line music players, 333 cdrecord.conf directory, 422 commands CDs arguments, 151 audio atq, 535 creating with cdrecord, 339-340 background, 162, 168 creating with K3b, 340-342 batch, 535 GNOME and, 111-112 case, 509 labels, cdlabelgen, 343 cp, 181 Cedega cut, 512 gaming, 306-307 df, 450-451 BioWare, Neverwinter Nights, 310 du, 451, 496 Loki Software, 307-308 edquota, 494 Civilization[col]Call to Power, 309 environment variables, 151 Heretic II, 310 expanding, 163 Myth II[col]Soulblighter, 309 extracting music CDs, 338-339 Windows applications, 235 find, 452, 490 CentOS, 15 foreground, 168 CERT, 580 ftp, 831 vsFTPd, 839 history, 160 certification, 1044 iwlist, 677 change default email client, 386 KRunner, 122 change default Web browser, 386 locating, 152-155 CHAP (Challenge Handshake Authentication), metacharacters, 152 702 mkfs, 444-445 character sets, Apache, 875 modinfo, 432 chatting, 365 modprobe, 433 checking hardware, 430 mount, 435, 441-442 checkpolicy, SELinux and, 463 mv, 181 chess games, 295-296 mysql, 935-937 child cache, 726 mysqladmin, 934 chown man page, 259 mysqlshow, 934 CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing), 671- nohup, 169 672 options, 151 cifs file system, 437 passwd, 470 Index 1053 ping, 674 subversion.conf, 884 piping, 161 webalizer.conf, 884 printing wordtrans.conf, 884 lpc, 750 desktop, 97 lpm, 750 files, upgrades, 30 lpr, 749-750 hardware quotacheck, 495 administrator and, 429 rerunning, 155 checking, 430 restore, 561-565 kudzu, 430-431 rm, 181 modules, 431-433 rpm, 202-212 reconfiguring, 430-431 run command number (!n), 160 Linux as router, 707-710 run previous command (!!), 160 OpenLDAP server, 897-899 scp, 607-609 Printer configuration window, 735-743 sed, 513 Samba, 774-777 sequential, 162 SWAT and, 777-786 sftp, 607-609 sendmail, 802 ssh, 607-609 domain name, 802 su, 414-416 outgoing mail, 807-809 sudo, 427-429 settings, 803-807 tr, 513 user accounts, 811 umount, 444 virtual servers, 809 useradd, 468-472 virtual users, 810-811 userdel, 490-491 servers, 965-966 usermod, 487-488 AppleTalk, 993-1005 wvdialconf, 699 networking, 964-965 commercial games, 302-303 shell, 169 Cedega, 306-307 aliases, 173 BioWare, 310 environment variables, 172 Loki Software, 307-310 prompt, 170-172 Linux, 303 vsFTPd, 833 id Software, 304-305 setting access, 834-837 Microsoft Windows, 303 user accounts, 833-834 commercial software, 1043 configuration files, administration, 421-426 configuration connection speed Apache, 846 cable Internet, 961 auth_kerb.conf, 883 DSL (digital subscriber line), 961 auth_mgsql.conf, 883 frame relay, 961 auth_mysql.conf, 883 ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network), authz_ldap.conf, 883 961 htdig.conf, 883 converting httpd.conf, 847-882 audio files, SoX, 334-336 mailman.conf, 883 documents manual.conf, 883 DocBook, 275 mrtg.conf, 883 LaTeX, 270-271 perl.conf, 883 cookies, Konqueror, 130 php.conf, 883 copying files, Konqueror,
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