Linux Phrasebook

Scott Granneman is a monthly columnist for SecurityFocus and Linux Magazine, as well as a professional blogger on The Open Source Weblog. He is an adjunct Professor at Washington University, St. Louis and at Webster University, teaching a variety of courses about technology and the Internet. As a consultant, Scott has worked with clients including Anheuser-Busch, the National Football League, St. Louis Zoo, and the American Civil Liberties Unions of Eastern Missouri, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

PART I:    Getting Started

 1    Things to Know About Your Command Line    5

 2    The Basics    15

 3    Learning About Commands    57

 4    Building Blocks    89

 

PART II:    Working tieh Files

 5    Viewing Files    105

 6    Printing and Managing Print Jobs    123

 7    Ownerships and Permissions    135

 8    Archiving and Compression    165

 

PART III:    Finding Stuff

  9    Finding Stuff: Easy    193

10    The find Command    219

 

PART IV:    Environment

11    Your Shell    237

12    Monitoring System Resources    247

13    Installing Software    269

 

PART V:    Networking

14    Connectivity    295

15    Working on the Network    325

16    Windows Networking    355