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Welcome to The Linux Source

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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)


ABRT

Android - it runs Linux

Apache

Authorization - LDAP / IPA / Etc. (PAM?)

Cert Mgmt - OpenSSL / Java / KeyTool

Config Mgmt - Ansible / Puppet / Salt / Etc.

Cron

Database

Distro - distro specific procedures

DNS - Bind / Unbound / IPPlan / Etc.

Docker

Editors - VI / Etc.

Filesystems - Disk / Filesystem / LVM / RAM disks / Etc.

FTP

GPG

Hardware - Dell Systems / SuperMicro / Etc.

Kickstart - Automating Installation

Mail - Postfix / Dovecot / Etc.

Misc

Misc Apps

Misc OS - Logwatch / Logrotate / Etc.

Monitoring - Nagios / SNMP / Etc.

Network - Linux Network Configuration

NFS

Permissions (file / dir perms)

Registration - registering a commercial Linux distro

Samba

Security

Services

Shell - Bash primarily

Software Mgmt - YUM / DNF / RPM / Etc.

Squid

SSH - Server / Client / Keys / Trusted Host

Standards - some Standards & Conventions

Sudo

Syslog

TCPwrappers

Time Services - NTP / Chrony / Timezones / Etc.

Update Mgmt - Satellite / Spacewalk / Foreman / Katello

User Mgmt

Versioning - Subversion / GIT / Etc.

VPN

Vulnerabilities - some Vulnerabilities mentioned, mainly some of the recent biggies