17.1 Mounting Filesystems for Linux System Administration

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Linux System Administration

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Overview

1 Introduction 12 Getting Started 83 Work Effectively on the Unix Command Line 164 Process Text Streams Using Text Processing Filters 245 Perform Basic File Management 336 Use Unix Streams, Pipes and Redirects 397 Search Text Files Using Regular Expressions 448 Job Control 479 Create, Monitor, and Kill Processes 4910 Modify Process Execution Priorities 5511 Advanced Shell Usage 5712 Filesystem Concepts 6113 Create and Change Hard and Symbolic Links 6314 Manage File Ownership 6715 Use File Permissions to Control Access to Files 7016 Create Partitions and Filesystems 7617 Control Filesystem Mounting and Unmounting 7918 Maintain the Integrity of Filesystems 83

Linux System Administration

Overview

19 Find System Files and Place Files in the Correct Location 8720 Set and View Disk Quotas 9321 Boot the System 9722 Change Runlevels and Shutdown or Reboot System 10123 Use and Manage Local System Documentation 10624 Find Linux Documentation on the Internet 11425 Tune the User Environment and System Environment Variables 11726 Conﬁgure and Use System Log Files 12027 Automate and Schedule System Administration Tasks 12428 Maintain an Effective Data Backup Strategy 131