J at 17:46, 20 April 2007

2007-04-20T17:46:53Z

J at 05:25, 11 April 2007

2007-04-11T05:25:33Z

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This is a continuation of the jimbodude.net Linux tutorial. This tutorial focuses on administrative tasks and configuration of some common software packages. It is assumed that you understand most of the topics presented in the [[Linux_Basics|first tutorial]]. Once you've finished this document, you'll have a pretty good understanding of many tasks associated with administrating a Linux installation.

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==Shell Tricks==
===Recall===
===Tab Complete===
===Multiple sessions===
===Pipes===
<pre>
<<
<
>>
>
|
</pre>
===Sub Commands===
<pre>``</pre>
===Using wildcards===
===Cutting down the output===
====more/less====
====grep====

==System Administration==
===RPM Package Management===
====yum====
=====yum Repositories=====
====apt====
===User and File Permissions Management===
====How users and file permissions work====
====User Management====
=====Adding Users=====
=====Adding Groups=====
=====Modifying Users=====
=====Modifying Groups=====
=====Resetting Passwords=====
====File Permission Management====
File permissions and ownership can be displayed with "ls -l"
=====Managing Ownership=====
=====Managing Permissions=====

==Linux Configuration Topics==
===Network Configuration===
===Service Configuration===
===Configuring the X Server===
====xorg.conf====
====Multi-Display Setup====
====nVidia Drivers====
===Mounting devices on boot with fstab===
===Changing your boot options with grub.conf===
===Reading and Writing to NTFS===

==Conclusion==

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