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Personenverzeichnis Personenverzeichnis Adelstein, T. 1101 Comer, D. E. 1102 Aho, A. V. 33 Conner-Sax, K. 1103 Albitz, P. 1103 Cooper, M. 46 Alkalay, A. 177 Cutler, E. 1102 Allaert, D. 422 Czyborra, R. 177 Almesberger, W. 477 Anderson, G. 30 Dalheimer, M. K. 1100, 1102 Andreasson, O. 764 Dalheimer, T. 1102 Anvin, H. P. 493 Dawson, T. 237, 1102, 1103 Arcomano, R. 308 Delorie, D. J. 451 Aubepin, F. 1100 Deutz, R. 1103 Aznar, G. 418, 797 Dietz, H. 895 Diffie, B. W. 270 Bach, M. J. 1100 Drake, J. 741 Bacon, J. 1101 Badach, A. 1103 Ebersbach, A. 1103 Barrett, D. J. 1104 Emery, V. 578 Barth, W. 1101 Ewing, L. 9, 10 Bauer, F. L. 586, 1104 Bautts, T. 1102 Fawcett, T. 496 Bayes, T. 817 Fenzi, K. 899 Bic, L. 1099 Frisch, Æ. 1101 Bigelow, C. 189 Bishop, A. M. 574 Garfinkel, S. 1100, 1104 Blaze, M. 582 Garrels, M. 46, 59, 1100 Bolsky, M. I. 1100 Ghosh, S. 304 Bourne, S. R. 33, 46, 1100 Goerzen, J. 290 Bovet, D. P. 679, 1100 Gortmaker, P. 722 Bradley, D. J. 36 Grägert, S. 1103 Brouwer, A. 387 Graham, P. 817 Brown, M. A. 238 Guérard, J.-P. 290 Burgiss, H. 223 Gulbins, J. 1100 Burrows, D. 644 Hahn, H. 1103 Buytaert, K. 890 Haible, B. 177 Cameron, J. 883, 1101 Hall, E. 1103 Card, R. 565 Hammers, C. 456, 900 Cesati, M. 679, 1100 Hards, B. 589 Christenson, N. 404 Hassell, J. 1101 Chuvakin, A. 867 Hattenhauer, R. 1100 Claus, V. 1099 Hazel, P. 802 1106 PERSONENVERZEICHNIS Heinlein, P. 1101 Lange, T. 383 Hellbusch, J. E. 1103 Lawyer, D. S. 30, 741 Hellman, M. E. 270 Le Bars, C. 1100 Henderson, B. 681 Lermen, H. 477 Hernberg, P. 536 Lewis, A. J. 332 Herold, H. 1100 Light-Williams, C. 741 Hertzog, R. 1100 Liu, C. 1103 Hess, J. 641 Lowe, K. 679 Heuer, K. 1101 Lubanovic, B. 1101 Heuser, W. 1100 Lucke, R. W. 1102 Hinner, M. 145, 563, 580 Lynch, P. J. 1103 Hogbin, E. J. 398 Holmes, K. 189 MacDonald, A. 586 Holviala, K. 828 Mack, J. 891 Hölzer, R. 584 Malère, L. E. P. 547 Horton, S. 1103 Mansfield, N. 1102 Hubert, B. 766 Marsh, M. G. 726 Hudson, D. 812 Mauro, D. 1102 Hunt, C. 1103 Meier, R. J. 481 Meinel, C. 1103 Isotton, A. 662, 672 Morgan, A. G. 536 Morton, A. 683 Johanning, D. 1101 Mourani, G. 899 Jurzik, H. 1100 Mui, L. 1102 Münz, S. 291, 845, 1103 Kajan, E. 1099 Murdock, I. 11, 24 Kamppeter, T. 427 Karzauninkat, S. 296 Nation, R. 203 Katz, J. 481 Nefzger, W. 1103 Kaufman, L. 1100 Nemeth, E. 1102 Kerkhoff, W. 855 Nguyen, B. 119, 1099 Kernighan, B. W. 33, 1100 Niederst, J. 1103 Kettner, M. 1101 Nye, A. 1102 Kirch, O. 237, 1103 Knopper, K. 21 O’Reilly, T. 1102 Knuth, D. E. 797 Obermayr, K. 1100 Kofler, M. 1100 Oetiker, T. 880 Kojm, T. 910 O’Keefe, G. 219 Kopper, K. 1102 Orr, G. 59 Korn, D. G. 1100 Østergaard, J. 333 Korpela, J. 1051 Othman, O. 290 Krafft, M. F. 18, 666, 1100, 1102 Krol, E. 1103 Packschies, L. 1104 Kuhn, M. 177 Pearce, E. 1102 Kurose, J. F. 1103 Peña, J. F.-S. 899 Petreley, N. 1101 PERSONENVERZEICHNIS 1107 Pfeifle, K. 427 Spurgeon, C. E. 1103 Pike, R. 175, 1100 Stallman, R. M. 7 Plate, J. 237 Stearns, W. 456 Pritchard, S. 307 Steen, M. van 1099 Purdy, G. N. 1102 Steinacher, T. 456 Stout, R. 1103 Quercia, V. 1102 Sundaram, R. 451 Suvasa, E. 8 Radtke, N. 238, 766 Swendson, K. 895 Ranch, D. A. 764 Rankin, K. 1101 T’so, T. Y. 571 Raymond, E. S. 4, 219, 268, 404, 797, 1099 Tanenbaum, A. S. 563, 1099, 1103 Reelsen, A. 899 Tapsell, J. 764 Reiser, H. 572 Taylor, J. 581 Ritchie, D. M. 2 Thompson, K. 2, 175 Robbins, A. 1101 Torvalds, L. B. 8 Rodin, J. 662 Tourrilhes, J. 308, 387, 763 Rompalli, M. 333 Tranter, J. 394, 580 Ronneburg, F. 1101 Trümper, W. 394, 418, 580 Rosen, J. 474 Turnbull, J. 1104 Rosen, K. 1101 Tux 9, 10 Ross, K. W. 1103 Tweedie, S. C. 570 Russell, P. 237, 766 Venema, W. Z. 809 Sack, H. 1103 Vesperman, J. 899 Salzman, P. J. 679 Samudrala, R. 895 Wahl, M. 549 Schmidt, K. J. 1102 Walsh, N. 177 Schneier, B. 1104 Ward, B. 679 Schroder, C. 1102 Weinberger, P. J. 33 Schumacher, M. 1104 Weitershausen, P. von 1104 Schwartz, A. 1103 Welsh, M. 1102 Schwill, A. 1099 Wettstein, H. 1099 Seifried, K. 899 Wheeler, D. A. 899 Shannon, C. E. 121 Wilburn, G. 867 Shaw, A. C. 1099 Willemer, A. 1101 Shoens, K. 824 Wilson, M. D. 868 Siever, E. 1101 Wirzenius, L. 39, 291, 1102 Silva, G. N. 672 Wolfinger, C. 1102 Sipos, J. 388 Wood, A. 177 Sippel, R. 1101 Wreski, D. 899 Smith, R. W. 1101, 1102 Wunsch, S. 931 Smørgrav, D.-E. 536 Snoopy 1100 Ylönen, T. 789 Spenneberg, R. 1104 Sachverzeichnis () 74 /etc 117 . (Shellkommando) 58 /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 . (Arbeitsverzeichnis) 140 407 .Xauthority 223 /etc/X11/Xressources 219 .Xressources 219 /etc/X11/xorg.conf 407 .bash_history 62 /etc/aliases 805 .bash_logout 58, 62 /etc/alternatives 165, 395 .bash_profile 51, 57 /etc/anacrontab 450 .bashrc 51, 58 /etc/apt/sources.list .cupsrc 432 379, 639 .forward 815 /etc/auto.master 153 .inputrc 51, 54 /etc/cron.allow 449 .menu 206 /etc/cron.deny 449 .rhosts 788 /etc/crontab 447 .xsession 200–202, 204 /etc/cryptmount/cmtab .xsession-errors 200 585 /bin 117 /etc/crypttab 584 /bin/hostname 736 /etc/cups/client.conf /boot 117 432 /boot/grub/default 476 /etc/cups/cupsd.conf 429 /boot/grub/device.map /etc/default 513, 550 479 /etc/default/cdrecord /boot/grub/menu.lst 394 474, 475, 478 /etc/defaultdomain 541 /boot/map 470 /etc/environment 199 /dev 117, 127, 145, 587, 1065 /etc/exports 390, 591 /dev/fd0 145 /etc/fstab 149, 391, 577, 613 /dev/fuse 573 /etc/group 519, 521, 543 /dev/hda1 620 /etc/gshadow 523 /dev/hda9 621 /etc/host.conf 734 /dev/hdb1 621 /etc/hostname 736 /dev/loop 574 /etc/hosts 254, 734 /dev/mapper 583 /etc/hosts.allow 594, 779 /dev/null 65, 128 /etc/hosts.deny 594, 779 /dev/pts 587, 621 /etc/hosts.equiv 788 /dev/ram 576 /etc/inetd.conf 783 /dev/sdb1 621 /etc/init.d 217, 513 /dev/shm 587, 621 /etc/init.d/cryptdisks /dev/urandom 586 585 /dev/zero 128, 585 SACHVERZEICHNIS 1109 /etc/init.d/powerfail /etc/shells 525 404 /etc/smb.conf 392 /etc/init.d/rc 508 /etc/ssh 790 /etc/init.d/rcS 505 /etc/sudoers 532 /etc/inittab 217, 391, 477, 501 /etc/terminfo 476 /etc/inputrc 51 /etc/timezone 440 /etc/kernel-pkg.conf 699 /etc/yp.conf 543 /etc/ldap 550 /floppy 147 /etc/lilo.conf 471 /home 117, 141 /etc/lmhosts 596 /lib 118 /etc/locale.alias 420 /lost+found 118 /etc/locale.gen 420 /media 118 /etc/login.defs 520 /media/floppy 147 /etc/mke2fs.conf 627 /mnt 118 /etc/netatalk/papd.conf /opt 118 615 /proc 118, 151, 587, 620 /etc/network/interfaces /proc/bus/usb 587, 621 242, 257, 386, 736 /proc/cmdline 708 /etc/networks 735 /proc/cpuinfo 309 /etc/nsswitch.conf 543, 553, 734 /proc/filesystems 564 /etc/ntp.conf 443 /proc/loadavg 881 /etc/ntp.drift 443 /proc/modules 712 /etc/pam.d 537 /root 118 /etc/pam.d/common-auth /sbin 118 538 /sbin/getty 217 /etc/pam.d/common-passwd /sbin/init 499 539 /sbin/lilo 471 /etc/pam.d/ssh 539 /sys 587 /etc/passwd 35, 521, 528, 543 /sysfs 118 /etc/ppp/peers/provider /tftpboot 494 747 /tmp 118 /etc/printcap 426 /usr 118 /etc/profile 51, 57 /usr/X11R6 119 /etc/protocols 261 /usr/bin 118 /etc/rc*.d 508 /usr/doc 118, 273, 288 /etc/rc1.d 881 /usr/games 118 /etc/rc2.d 217, 880 /usr/include 118 /etc/resolv.conf 255, 735, 739 /usr/lib 118 /etc/samba 599, 600 /usr/lib/X11/fonts/ 191 /etc/securetty 786 /usr/local 118 /etc/security/limits.conf /usr/sbin 118 539 /usr/sbin/liloconfig 471 /etc/services 258, 1069 /usr/share 119 /etc/setserial.conf 742 /usr/share/doc 168, 273, 288 /etc/shadow 523, 543 /usr/src 119 1110 SACHVERZEICHNIS /usr/src/linux 686 8-bit-clean 173 /usr/src/linux/Documentation 288 a2ps 278 /var 119 AAM → Automatic Acoustic Ma- /var/account 119 nagement /var/account/pacct 561 Abbruch einer Schleife 98 /var/cache 119 Abhängigkeit 637, 653, 659 /var/games 119 ABKLEX 294 /var/lib 119 Ablaufsteuerung (Shell) 94 /var/lock 119 Ablaufverfolgung 83 /var/log 119, 925 abmelden 35 /var/log/Xorg.log 927 Abrechnung (CUPS) 431 /var/log/auth.log 561, 925 Abrechnungssystem 561 /var/log/boot 925 abschalten → herunterfahren /var/log/btmp 560, 925 Abschnitt (Manual) 275 /var/log/cups 926 ac 560, 562 /var/log/dmesg 926 Accelerated Graphics Port 312, 518 /var/log/exim4 926 accept 425 /var/log/kern.log 926 access control list → Zugriffskon- /var/log/ksymoops 926 trollliste /var/log/lastlog 560, 926 Access Control List (Exim4) 812 /var/log/messages 477, 926 Access Point 253, 761 /var/log/samba 926 Access Point Client 762 /var/log/syslog 747, 926 account → Konto /var/log/wtmp 560, 926 Accounting 560 /var/mail 119, 799 accsnmp 432 /var/run 119 acct 561 /var/run/utmp 560, 926 acl 126 /var/spool 119 ACL → Access Control List /var/tmp 119 acpi 398 /var/www 119 ACPI → Advanced Configuration /var/yp 119 and Power Interface :blackhole: 806 acpi-support 399 :fail: 806 Ad-hoc-Modus 253 :unknown: 806 Adapter (WLAN) 253 ; (Semikolon) 72 addgroup 527, 937 # (Kommentar) 56 Address Resolution Protocol 725 & (Operator) 65, 68 adduser 523, 526, 527, 937 && 73 administrateur → Verwalter _ (Unterstrich) 84 administrator → Verwalter {} 74 Administrator → Verwalter 1024 Zylinder 325 Adresse 10BaseT, 10Base2, 10Base5 319 Broadcast-A.
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