Difference between revisions of "The Linux Source"
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[[Apache]] | [[Apache]] | ||
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[[Cert Mgmt]] - OpenSSL / Java / KeyTool | [[Cert Mgmt]] - OpenSSL / Java / KeyTool | ||
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[[DNS]] - Bind / Unbound / IPPlan / Etc. | [[DNS]] - Bind / Unbound / IPPlan / Etc. | ||
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| + | [[Docker]] | ||
[[Editors]] - VI / Etc. | [[Editors]] - VI / Etc. | ||
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| + | [[Filesystems]] - Disk / Filesystem / LVM / RAM disks / Etc. | ||
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| + | [[FTP]] | ||
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| + | [[GPG]] | ||
[[Hardware]] - Dell Systems / SuperMicro / Etc. | [[Hardware]] - Dell Systems / SuperMicro / Etc. | ||
| − | [[Kickstart]] | + | [[Kickstart]] - Automating Installation |
[[Mail]] - Postfix / Dovecot / Etc. | [[Mail]] - Postfix / Dovecot / Etc. | ||
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[[Misc OS]] - Logwatch / Logrotate / Etc. | [[Misc OS]] - Logwatch / Logrotate / Etc. | ||
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| + | [[Monitoring]] - Nagios / SNMP / Etc. | ||
[[Network]] - Linux Network Configuration | [[Network]] - Linux Network Configuration | ||
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| + | [[NFS]] | ||
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| + | [[Permissions]] (file / dir perms) | ||
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| + | [[Registration]] - registering a commercial Linux distro | ||
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| + | [[Samba]] | ||
[[Security]] | [[Security]] | ||
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[[Software]] - YUM / DNF / RPM / Etc. | [[Software]] - YUM / DNF / RPM / Etc. | ||
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| + | [[Spacewalk]] - aka Satellite | ||
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| + | [[Squid]] | ||
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| + | [[SSH]] - Server / Client / Keys / Trusted Host | ||
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| + | [[Standards]] - some Standards & Conventions | ||
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| + | [[Sudo]] | ||
[[Syslog]] | [[Syslog]] | ||
| − | [[Time Services]] - NTP / Chrony | + | [[TCPwrappers]] |
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| + | [[Time Services]] - NTP / Chrony / Timezones / Etc. | ||
[[User Mgmt]] | [[User Mgmt]] | ||
[[Versioning]] - Subversion / GIT / Etc. | [[Versioning]] - Subversion / GIT / Etc. | ||
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| + | [[VPN]] | ||
[[Vulnerabilities]] - some Vulnerabilities mentioned, mainly some of the recent biggies | [[Vulnerabilities]] - some Vulnerabilities mentioned, mainly some of the recent biggies | ||
Revision as of 09:47, 9 May 2017
Welcome to The Linux Source
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Due to excessive spam abuse, adding/editing/etc. now requires an approved login, which will also be verified via a valid email address. When creating an account, please state your desire to add appropriate Linux related content.
Any Linux OS and any Linux subject matter is welcome here. If you do not see an appropriate section, please add it (though things may get reorganized/moved around from time-to-time as pages proliferate). If you have suggestions/input on the content or how things are organized, we would appreciate some input.
Notes <- read this first!! Overview of some of the info / steps covered in the documentation on this site (i.e. you may not need/want to do all of the steps documented and why)
Android - it runs Linux
Authorization - LDAP / IPA / Etc. (PAM?)
Cert Mgmt - OpenSSL / Java / KeyTool
Config Mgmt - Ansible / Puppet / Salt / Etc.
DNS - Bind / Unbound / IPPlan / Etc.
Editors - VI / Etc.
Filesystems - Disk / Filesystem / LVM / RAM disks / Etc.
Hardware - Dell Systems / SuperMicro / Etc.
Kickstart - Automating Installation
Mail - Postfix / Dovecot / Etc.
Misc OS - Logwatch / Logrotate / Etc.
Monitoring - Nagios / SNMP / Etc.
Network - Linux Network Configuration
Permissions (file / dir perms)
Registration - registering a commercial Linux distro
Shell - Bash primarily
Software - YUM / DNF / RPM / Etc.
Spacewalk - aka Satellite
SSH - Server / Client / Keys / Trusted Host
Standards - some Standards & Conventions
Time Services - NTP / Chrony / Timezones / Etc.
Versioning - Subversion / GIT / Etc.
Vulnerabilities - some Vulnerabilities mentioned, mainly some of the recent biggies
