Introduction - Introduction
Copyright
Welcome
Participant Introductions
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Red Hat Network
Other Red Hat Supported Software
Notes on Internationalization
The Fedora Project
Classroom Network
Objectives
Audience and Prerequisites
Unit 1 - Linux Ideas and History
Objectives
What is Open Source?
Linux Origins
Red Hat Distributions
Linux principles
End of Unit 1
Unit 2 - Linux Usage Basics
Objectives
Logging in to a Linux System
Switching between virtual consoles and the graphical environment
Elements of the X Window System
Starting the X server
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Changing Your Password
The root user
Changing Identities
Editing text files
End of Unit 2
Unit 3 - Running Commands and Getting Help
Objectives
Running Commands
Some Simple Commands
Getting Help
The whatis Command
The --help Option
Reading Usage Summaries
The man Command
Navigating man Pages
The info Command
Navigating info Pages
Extended Documentation
Red Hat Documentation
End of Unit 3
Unit 4 - Browsing the Filesystem
Objectives
Linux File Hierarchy Concepts
Some Important Directories
Current Working Directory
File and Directory Names
Absolute and Relative Pathnames
Changing Directories
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Listing Directory Contents
Copying Files and Directories
Copying Files and Directories: The Destination
Moving and Renaming Files and Directories
Creating and Removing Files
Creating and Removing Directories
Using Nautilus
Moving and Copying in Nautilus
Determining File Content
End of Unit 4
Unit 5 - Users, Groups and Permissions
Objectives
Users
Groups
Linux File Security
Permission Precedence
Permission Types
Examining Permissions
Interpreting Permissions
Changing File Ownership
Changing Permissions - Symbolic Method
Changing Permissions - Numeric Method
Changing Permissions - Nautilus
End of Unit 5
Unit 6 - Using the bash Shell
Objectives
Command Line Shortcuts
Command Line Shortcuts
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Command Line Shortcuts
More History Tricks
Command Line Expansion
Command Line Expansion
Command Editing Tricks
gnome-terminal
Scripting Basics
Creating Shell Scripts
Creating Shell Scripts
Sample Shell Script
End of Unit 6
Unit 7 - Standard I/O and Pipes
Objectives
Standard Input and Output
Redirecting Output to a File
Redirecting Output to a File
Redirecting STDOUT to a Program (Piping)
Redirecting STDOUT to a Program
Combining Output and Errors
Redirecting to Multiple Targets (tee)
Redirecting STDIN from a File
Sending Multiple Lines to STDIN
Scripting: for loops
Scripting: for loops
End of Unit 7
Unit 8 - Text Processing Tools
Objectives
Tools for Extracting Text
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Viewing File Contents
Viewing File Excerpts
Extracting Text by Keyword
Extracting Text by Column
Tools for Analyzing Text
Gathering Text Statistics
Sorting Text
Eliminating Duplicate Lines
Comparing Files
Duplicating File Changes
Spell Checking with aspell
Tools for Manipulating Text
sed
Special Characters for Complex Searches
End of Unit 8
Unit 9 - vim: An Advanced Text Editor
Objectives
Introducing vim
vim: A Modal Editor
vim Basics
Opening a file in vim
Modifying a File
Saving a File and Exiting vim
Using Command Mode
Moving Around
Search and Replace
Manipulating Text
Undoing Changes
Visual Mode
Using multiple "windows"
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Configuring vi and vim
Learning more
End of Unit 9
Unit 10 - Basic System Configuration Tools
Objectives
TCP/IP Network Configuration
Managing Ethernet Connections
Graphical Network Configuration
Network Configuration Files
Network Configuration Files
Network Configuration Files
Printing in Linux
system-config-printer
Printing Commands
Printing Utilities
Setting the System's Date and Time
End of Unit 10
Unit 11 - Investigating and Managing Processes
Objectives
What is a Process?
Listing Processes
Finding Processes
Signals
Sending Signals to Processes
Scheduling Priority
Altering Scheduling Priority
Interactive Process Management Tools
Job Control
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Scheduling a Process To Execute Later
Crontab File Format
Grouping Commands
Exit Status
Conditional Execution Operators
The test Command
File Tests
Scripting: if Statements
End of Unit 11
Unit 12 - Configuring the Bash Shell
Objectives
Bash Variables
Environment Variables
Some Common Variables
Aliases
How bash Expands a Command Line
Preventing Expansion
Login vs non-login shells
Bash startup tasks: profile
Bash startup tasks: bashrc
Bash exit tasks
Scripting: Taking input with positional Parameters
Scripting: Taking input with the read command
End of Unit 12
Unit 13 - Finding and Processing Files
Objectives
locate
locate Examples
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find
Basic find Examples
find and Logical Operators
find and Permissions
find and Numeric Criteria
find and Access Times
Executing Commands with find
find Execution Examples
The Gnome Search Tool
End of Unit 13
Unit 14 - Network Clients
Objectives
Web Clients
Firefox
Non-GUI Web Browsers
wget
Email and Messaging
Evolution
Configuring Evolution
Other GUI Mail Clients
Non-GUI Mail Clients
Gaim
OpenSSH: Secure Remote Shell
scp: Secure File Transfer
rsync: Efficient File Sync
OpenSSH Key-based Authentication
OpenSSH Key-based Authentication
FTP Clients
smbclient
File Transfer with Nautilus
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Xorg Clients
Network Diagnostic Tools
End of Unit 14
Unit 15 - Advanced Topics in Users, Groups and
Permissions
Objectives
User and Group ID Numbers
/etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, and /etc/group files
User management tools
System Users and Groups
Monitoring Logins
Default Permissions
Special Permissions for Executables
Special Permissions for Directories
End of Unit 15
Unit 16 - The Linux Filesystem In-Depth
Objectives
Partitions and Filesystems
Inodes
Directories
Inodes and Directories
cp and inodes
mv and inodes
rm and inodes
Hard Links
Symbolic (or Soft) Links
The Seven Fundamental Filetypes
Checking Free Space
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Removable Media
Mounting CDs and DVDs
Mounting USB Media
Mounting Floppy Disks
Archiving Files and Compressing Archives
Creating, Listing, and Extracting File Archives
Creating File Archives: Other Tools
End of Unit 16
Unit 17 - Essential System Administration Tools
Objectives
Planning an Installation
Performing an Installation
Managing Services
Managing Software
The Yum Package Management Tool
Graphical Package Management
Securing the System
SELinux
Managing SELinux
Packet Filtering
Firewall and SELinux Configuration
End of Unit 17
Unit 18 - So... What Now?
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