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All Your Unix Questions - Answered! "Mastering Unix" is your source for everything you need to know about today's most influential operating system. Inside, two Unix experts provide essential information on a wide range of Unix flavors, concentrating on Linux, FreeBSD, and Solaris8. Whether you're just getting started with Unix or want a resource to help you handle system administration's toughest chores, this example-filled book will answer all your questions and promote the skills you need to succeed. The coverage includes: using the Unix shell Using X-Windows Configuring and using remote services, connecting to the Internet, creating user accounts, creating user groups, designing and building a network, using Unix utilities, programming the shell, setting up and administering a mail server, setting up and administering a news server, setting up and administering a Web server, and implementing effective security practices.

Mastering Unix

Introduction. PART I: Introducing Unix. Chapter 1: History and Background of Unix. Chapter 2: Which Unix?. Chapter 3: Some Basic Unix Concepts. PART II: Getting Started. Chapter 4: Logging In and Looking Around. Chapter 5: Navigating the Filesystem. PART III: Unix Desktop Environments. Chapter 6: The X Window System: An Overview. Chapter 7: Advanced X Techniques. Chapter 8: Window Managers. Chapter 9: KDE. Chapter 10; Gnome. PART IV: Using the Shell. Chapter 11: Introduction to the Bourne (Again) Shell. Chapter 12: Manipulating Files and Directories. Chapter 13: Customizing the Shell Environment. Chapter 14: Input and Output Redirection. Chapter 15: Other Shells. PART V: Using Text Editors. Chapter 16: The edEditor. Chapter 17: The viEditor. Chapter 18: GNU Emacs. Chapter 19: pico, joe, and jed. Chapter 20: Graphical Text Editors. PART VI: Shell Programming. Chapter 21: An Introduction to Shell Programming. Chapter 22: Variables. Chapter 23: Flow Control, Part I: Conditional Flow Control. Chapter 24: Flow Control, Part II: Iterative Flow Control. Chapter 25: Regular Expressions. Chapter 26: Signals and Status. PART VII: Basic System Administration. Chapter 27: What Is System Administration?. Chapter 28: System Programming. Chapter 29: Managing Users and Groups. Chapter 30: Disks and Filesystem Management. Chapter 31: Installing and Managing Software. Chapter 32: Getting to Know the Kernel. Chapter 33: Managing Print Services. PART VIII: Network Administration. Chapter 34: Introduction to Unix Networking. Chapter 35: Network Interfaces and Routing. Chapter 36: The Distributed System. Chapter 37: Integrating Unix with Other Platforms. Chapter 38: Network Security. PART IX: Administering Services. Chapter 39: Selecting a Suite of Services. Chapter 40: Electronic Mail. Chapter 41: USENET News. Chapter 42: World Wide Web Services. Chapter 43: Remote Access (inet)Services. Appendices: Appendix A: Common Unix Commands. Appendix B: Documentation and Resources. Appendix C: Other Types of Unix. Glossary. Index.