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About This Guide
Part I. Advanced Deployment Scenarios
Remote Installation
1.1 Installation Scenarios for Remote Installation
1.2 Setting Up the Server Holding the Installation Sources
1.2.2 Manual Setup of an NFS Installation Source
1.3 Preparing the Boot of the Target System
1.3.1 Setting Up a DHCP Server
1.4 Booting the Target System for Installation
1.4.3 Using Custom Boot Options
1.5 Monitoring the Installation Process
Advanced Disk Setup
2.1 LVM Confguration
2.2 Soft RAID Confguration
Updating the System and Package Management
3.1 Updating SUSE Linux
3.1.1 Preparations
3.2 Software Changes from Version to Version
3.3 RPM—the Package Manager
Part II. Administration
Security in Linux
4.1 Masquerading and Firewalls
Confguring with YaST
4.2 SSH: Secure Network Operations
4.3 Encrypting Partitions and Files
4.4 Confning Privileges with AppArmor
Updating Your Profles
4.5 Security and Confdentiality
Access Control Lists in Linux
5.1 Traditional File Permissions
5.2 Advantages of ACLs
5.3 Defnitions
5.4 Handling ACLs
Figure 5.1 Minimum ACL: ACL Entries Compared to Permission Bits
Figure 5.2 Extended ACL: ACL Entries Compared to Permission Bits
Effects of a Default ACL
5.5 ACL Support in Applications
5.6 For More Information
System Monitoring Utilities
6.1 List of Open Files: lsof
6.2 User Accessing Files: fuser
6.3 File Properties: stat
6.4 USB Devices: lsusb
6.5 Information about a SCSI Device:
6.6 Processes: top
6.7 Process List: ps
6.8 Process Tree: pstree
6.9 Who Is Doing What: w
6.10 Memory Usage: free
6.11 Kernel Ring Buffer: dmesg
6.12 File Systems and Their Usage: mount, df, and du
6.13 The /proc File System
6.14 PCI Resources: lspci
6.15 System Calls of a Program Run:
6.16 Library Calls of a Program Run:
6.17 Specifying the Required Library:
6.18 Additional Information about ELF Binaries
6.19 Interprocess Communication:
6.20 Time Measurement with time
Part III. System
32-Bit and 64-Bit Applications in a 64-Bit System Environment
7.1 Runtime Support
7.2 Software Development
7.3 Software Compilation on Biarch Platforms
7.4 Kernel Specifcations
Booting and Confguring a Linux System
8.1 The Linux Boot Process
8.2 The init Process
8.3 System Confguration via /etc/sysconfg
8.3.1 Changing the System Confguration Using the YaST sysconfg Editor
The Boot Loader
9.1 Selecting a Boot Loader
9.2 Booting with GRUB
9.3 Confguring the Boot Loader with YaST
Figure 9.1 Confguring the Boot Loader with YaST
9.4 Uninstalling the Linux Boot Loader
9.5 Creating Boot CDs
9.6 The Graphical SUSE Screen
9.7 Troubleshooting
9.8 For More Information
Special Features of SUSE Linux
10.1 Information about Special Software Packages
10.2 Virtual Consoles
10.3 Keyboard Mapping
10.4 Language and Country-Specifc Settings
Printer Operation
11.1 Workfow of the Printing System
11.2 Methods and Protocols for Connecting Printers
11.3 Installing the Software
11.4 Confguring the Printer
11.5 Confguration for Applications
11.6 Special Features in SUSE Linux
11.6.2 Changes in the CUPS Print Service
11.7 Troubleshooting
Example 11.1 /etc/modprobe.conf: Interrupt Mode for the First Parallel Port
Example 11.3 Broadcast from the CUPS Network Server
Dynamic Kernel Device Management with udev
12.1 The /dev Directory
12.2 Kernel uevents and udev
12.3 Drivers, Kernel Modules, and Devices
12.4 Booting and Initial Device Setup
12.5 Debugging udev Events
12.6 Infuencing Kernel Device Event Handling with udev Rules
12.7 Persistent Device Naming
12.8 The Replaced hotplug Package
12.9 For More Information
File Systems in Linux
13.1 Terminology
13.2 Major File Systems in Linux
13.3 Some Other Supported File Systems
13.4 Large File Support in Linux
13.5 For More Information
The X Window System
14.1 X11 Setup with SaX2
14.2 Optimizing the X Confguration
14.3 Installing and Confguring Fonts
14.4 OpenGL—3D Confguration
FreeNX: Remotely Controlling Another Computer
15.1 Getting Started with NX
15.2 Advanced FreeNX Confguration
15.3 Troubleshooting
15.4 For More Information
Authentication with PAM
16.1 Structure of a PAM Confguration File
16.2 The PAM Confguration of sshd
Example 16.2 Default Confguration for the auth Section
Example 16.4 Default Confguration for the password Section
16.3 Confguration of PAM Modules
16.4 For More Information
Virtualization with Xen
17.1 Xen Installation
17.2 Domain Installation
17.3 Starting and Controlling Xen Domains with xm
17.4 Troubleshooting
17.5 For More Information
Part IV. Services
Basic Networking
18.1 IP Addresses and Routing
Example 18.2 Linking IP Addresses to the Netmask
18.2 IPv6—The Next Generation Internet
Example 18.4 IPv6 Address Specifying the Prefx Length
18.2.3 Coexistence of IPv4 and IPv6
18.3 Name Resolution
18.4 Confguring a Network Connection with YaST
18.5 Managing Network Connections with NetworkManager
18.6 Confguring a Network Connection Manually
18.7 smpppd as Dial-up Assistant
SLP Services in the Network
19.1 Registering Your Own Services
19.2 SLP Front-Ends in SUSE Linux
19.3 Activating SLP
19.4 For More Information
The Domain Name System
20.1 DNS Terminology
20.2 Confguration with YaST
Figure 20.2 DNS Server Installation: DNS Zones
Figure 20.3 DNS Server Installation: Finish Wizard
Figure 20.7 DNS Server: Zone Editor (MX Records)
20.3 Starting the Name Server BIND
20.4 The Confguration File /etc/named.conf
20.5 Zone Files
20.6 Dynamic Update of Zone Data
20.7 Secure Transactions
20.8 DNS Security
20.9 For More Information
Using NIS
21.1 Confguring NIS Servers
21.1.1 Confguring a NIS Master Server
21.2 Confguring NIS Clients
Sharing File Systems with NFS
22.1 Importing File Systems with YaST
Figure 22.1 NFS Client Confguration with YaST
22.2 Importing File Systems Manually
22.3 Exporting File Systems with YaST
22.4 Exporting File Systems Manually
22.5 For More Information
DHCP
23.1 Confguring a DHCP Server with YaST
23.2 DHCP Software Packages
23.3 The DHCP Server dhcpd
Example 23.2 Additions to the Confguration File
23.4 For More Information
Time Synchronization with NTP
24.1 Confguring an NTP Client with YaST
24.1.1 Quick NTP Client Confguration
24.2 Confguring xntp in the Network
24.3 Setting Up a Local Reference Clock
LDAP—A Directory Service
25.1 LDAP versus NIS
25.2 Structure of an LDAP Directory Tree
25.3 Server Confguration with slapd.conf
25.4 Data Handling in the LDAP Directory
25.5 The YaST LDAP Client
Confguring the YaST Group and User Administration Modules
25.6 Confguring LDAP Users and Groups in YaST
Figure 25.6 YaST: Additional LDAP Settings
25.7 For More Information
The Apache HTTP Server
26.1 Quick Start
26.2 Confguring Apache
Virtual Host Confguration
26.3 Starting and Stopping Apache
26.4 Installing, Activating, and Confguring Modules
26.4.4 Multiprocessing Modules
26.5 Getting CGI Scripts to Work
26.6 Setting Up a Secure Web Server with SSL
26.6.2 Confguring Apache with SSL
26.7 Avoiding Security Problems
26.8 Troubleshooting
26.9 For More Information
File Synchronization
27.1 Available Data Synchronization Software
27.2 Determining Factors for Selecting a Program
27.3 Introduction to Unison
27.4 Introduction to CVS
27.5 Introduction to Subversion
27.5.3 For More Information
27.6 Introduction to rsync
27.7 Introduction to mailsync
Samba
28.1 Terminology
28.2 Starting and Stopping Samba
28.3 Confguring a Samba Server
28.4 Confguring Clients
28.5 Samba as Login Server
28.6 For More Information
The Proxy Server Squid
29.1 Some Facts about Proxy Caches
29.2 System Requirements
29.3 Starting Squid
29.4 The Confguration File /etc/squid/squid.conf
29.5 Confguring a Transparent Proxy
29.6 cachemgr.cgi
29.7 squidGuard
29.8 Cache Report Generation with Calamaris
29.9 For More Information
Part V. Mobility
Mobile Computing with Linux
30.1 Laptops
30.2 Mobile Hardware
30.3 Cellular Phones and PDAs
30.4 For More Information
PCMCIA
31.1 Controlling PCMCIA Cards Using pccardctl
31.2 PCMCIA in Detail
31.3 Troubleshooting
System Confguration Profle Management
32.1 Terminology
32.2 Setting up SCPM
32.3 Confguring SCPM Using a Graphical User Interface
32.3.4 Switching Profles
32.3.6 Confguring Resource Groups
32.4 Confguring SCPM Using the Command Line
32.5 Troubleshooting
32.6 For More Information
Power Management
33.1 Power Saving Functions
33.2 APM
33.3 ACPI
33.4 Rest for the Hard Disk
33.5 The powersave Package
33.5.1 Confguring the powersave Package
33.5.4 Troubleshooting
33.6 The YaST Power Management Module
Wireless Communication
34.1 Wireless LAN
34.1.3 Confguration with YaST
34.2 Bluetooth
34.3 Infrared Data Transmission
34.3.4 Troubleshooting
Index

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