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    Linux Notes for Professionals book

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    章节目录

    1-1Content list
    1-2About
    1-3Chapter 1: Getting started with GNU/Linux
    1-4Section 1.1: Useful shortcuts
    1-5Section 1.2: File Management Commands
    1-6Section 1.3: Hello World
    1-7Section 1.4: Basic Linux Utilities
    1-8Section 1.5: Searching for files by patterns in name/contents
    1-9Section 1.6: File Manipulation
    1-10Section 1.7: File/Directory details
    1-11Chapter 2: Detecting Linux distribution name and version
    1-12Section 2.1: Detect what debian-based distribution you are working in
    1-13Section 2.2: Detect what systemd-based distribution you are using
    1-14Section 2.3: Detect what RHEL / CentOS / Fedora distribution you are working in
    1-15Section 2.4: Uname - Print information about the current system
    1-16Section 2.5: Detect basic information about your distro
    1-17Section 2.6: Using GNU coreutils
    1-18Section 2.7: Find your linux os (both debian & rpm) name and release number
    1-19Chapter 3: Getting information on a running Linux kernel
    1-20Section 3.1: Getting details of Linux kernel
    1-21Chapter 4: Shell
    1-22Section 4.1: Changing default shell
    1-23Section 4.2: Basic Shell Utilities
    1-24Section 4.3: Create Your Own Command Alias
    1-25Section 4.4: Locate a file on your system
    1-26Chapter 5: Check Disk Space
    1-27Section 5.1: Investigate Directories For Disk Usage
    1-28Section 5.2: Checking Disk Space
    1-29Chapter 6: Getting System Information
    1-30Section 6.1: Statistics about CPU, Memory, Network and Disk (I/O operations)
    1-31Section 6.2: Using tools like lscpu and lshw
    1-32Section 6.3: List Hardware
    1-33Section 6.4: Find CPU model/speed information
    1-34Section 6.5: Process monitoring and information gathering
    1-35Chapter 7: ls command
    1-36Section 7.1: Options for ls command
    1-37Section 7.2: ls command with most used options
    1-38Chapter 8: File Compression with 'tar' command
    1-39Section 8.1: Compress a folder
    1-40Section 8.2: Extract a folder from an archive
    1-41Section 8.3: List contents of an archive
    1-42Section 8.4: List archive content
    1-43Section 8.5: Compress and exclude one or multiple folder
    1-44Section 8.6: Strip leading components
    1-45Chapter 9: Services
    1-46Section 9.1: List running service on Ubuntu
    1-47Section 9.2: Systemd service management
    1-48Chapter 10: Managing Services
    1-49Section 10.1: Diagnosing a problem with a service
    1-50Section 10.2: Starting and Stopping Services
    1-51Section 10.3: Getting the status of a service
    1-52Chapter 11: Modifying Users
    1-53Section 11.1: Setting your own password
    1-54Section 11.2: Setting another user's password
    1-55Section 11.3: Adding a user
    1-56Section 11.4: Removing a user
    1-57Section 11.5: Removing a user and its home folder
    1-58Section 11.6: Listing groups the current user is in
    1-59Section 11.7: Listing groups a user is in
    1-60Chapter 12: LAMP Stack
    1-61Section 12.1: Installing LAMP on Arch Linux
    1-62Section 12.2: Installing LAMP on Ubuntu
    1-63Section 12.3: Installing LAMP stack on CentoOS
    1-64Chapter 13: tee command
    1-65Section 13.1: Write output to stdout, and also to a file
    1-66Section 13.2: Write output from the middle of a pipe chain to a file and pass it back to the pipe
    1-67Section 13.3: write the output to multiple files
    1-68Section 13.4: Instruct tee command to append to the file
    1-69Chapter 14: Secure Shell (SSH)
    1-70Section 14.1: Connecting to a remote server
    1-71Section 14.2: Installing OpenSSH suite
    1-72Section 14.3: Configuring an SSH server to accept connections
    1-73Section 14.4: Passwordless connection (using a key pair)
    1-74Section 14.5: Generate public and private key
    1-75Section 14.6: Disable ssh service
    1-76Chapter 15: SCP
    1-77Section 15.1: Secure Copy
    1-78Section 15.2: Basic Usage
    1-79Chapter 16: GnuPG (GPG)
    1-80Section 16.1: Exporting your public key
    1-81Section 16.2: Create and use a GnuPG key quickly
    1-82Chapter 17: Network Configuration
    1-83Section 17.1: Local DNS resolution
    1-84Section 17.2: Configure DNS servers for domain name resolution
    1-85Section 17.3: See and manipulate routes
    1-86Section 17.4: Configure a hostname for some other system on your network
    1-87Section 17.5: Interface details
    1-88Section 17.6: Adding IP to an interface
    1-89Chapter 18: Midnight Commander
    1-90Section 18.1: Midnight Commander function keys in browsing mode
    1-91Section 18.2: Midnight Commander function keys in file editing mode
    1-92Chapter 19: Change root (chroot)
    1-93Section 19.1: Requirements
    1-94Section 19.2: Manually changing root in a directory
    1-95Section 19.3: Reasons to use chroot
    1-96Chapter 20: Package Managers
    1-97Section 20.1: How to update packages with the apt package manager
    1-98Section 20.2: How to install a package with the pacman package manager
    1-99Section 20.3: How to update packages with the pacman package manager
    1-100Section 20.4: How to update packages with yum
    1-101Chapter 21: Compiling the Linux kernel
    1-102Section 21.1: Compilation of Linux Kernel on Ubuntu
    1-103Credits
    1-104You may also like

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