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UNIX Administration Guide for System V

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ISBN-10: 0139428895

ISBN-13: 9780139428890

Edition: 1989

Authors: Rebecca Thomas, Rick Farrow

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List price: $40.00
Copyright year: 1989
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 10/12/1988
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 512
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 2.090
Language: English

Introduction
What Is System Administration?
Evolution of the UNIX System
The System Administrator
The Importance of Being Root
Using a Logbook
Configuration Files and Scripts
Daemon Processes
Tour of the File System
Using UNIX Documentation
A Handful of Tools
Some Basic Terminology
Account Management
Introduction
Accounts
The Password File
Account Groups
The Group File
The newgrp Command
The Working Environment
Adding a New Account
Removing an Account
Helpful Utilities for Account Management
File System Backup
Introduction to Backup Strategies
Backing Up with dd
Backing Up and Restoring with tar
Backing Up and Restoring with cpio
Backing Up and Restoring with volcopy
The UNIX File System
Introduction
Parts of a File System
Making File Systems
Reorganizing File Systems
Checking and Repairing File Systems
The Race for (Disk) Space
System Startup and Shutdown
You Can't Just Turn It Off
System Startup Procedures
Log-ins and the getty Program
init, The Starter Program
System Shutdown, or Going Single-User
The UNIX LP System
Introduction
The Hardware Connection
Adding A Printer to the LP System
Interface Scripts
Maintaining the LP System
UNIX System Accounting
Introduction
Moment-to-Moment Records
Configuring for System Accounting
Fixing Accounting Problems
Running the runacct Script
Analyzing Accounting Reports
Billing Users
UUCP Communications
Introducing the UUCP System
Using the UUCP System
Setting Up UUCP Communications
Securing the UUCP System
System Security
Introduction
Locking the Door
Checklist for Securing Access
File and Directory Permissions
Understanding the System Breaker's Tactics
Creating Your Security Watchdogs
Summary of Security
System Problems
Introduction
Terminal Problems
Runaway Programs
Interpreting Error Messages
Using Alternate Root File Systems
Appendices
Environment Variables
Predetermined C Shell Variables
Utilities for Account Management
Determining the Number of Floppies
tar, cpio Options, and the tarskip Program
Using fsdb
Two Versions of the strings Program
A Restricted Environment for Guests
A Terminal lock Program
Index