Red Hat Linux 9 Programming Development and Network Management

Author: Ran Lin Cang
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is based on the Red Hat Linux operating system, starting with simple commands and focusing on its applications in network servers. It begins with remote control and remote file sharing, introducing Linux system booting, service programs, various commands, basic network configuration, and applications. The book dedicates extensive to explaining various services in the Red Hat Linux environment, including DNS, WWW, FTP, Samba, Sendmail, SSH, Proxy, as well as the installation, configuration, and maintenance of databases and firewalls. The last two chapters discuss how to use Shell scripts and the GNUC development environment to develop application systems that meet user needs. The book aims to be comprehensive, practical, and emphasizes the integration of learning and application. It is concise and uses examples to deepen understanding. This book can serve as a training textbook for short-term Linux training, vocational and technical colleges, and related majors, as well as a practical guide for Linux enthusiasts. This book is based on the Red Hat Linux operating system, starting with simple commands and focusing on its applications in network servers. It begins with remote control and remote file sharing, introducing Linux system booting, service programs, various commands, basic network configuration, and applications. The book dedicates extensive to explaining various services in the Red Hat Linux environment, including DNS, WWW, FTP, Samba, Sendmail, SSH, Proxy, as well as the installation, configuration, and maintenance of databases and firewalls. The last two chapters discuss how to use Shell scripts and the GNUC development environment to develop application systems that meet user needs. The book aims to be comprehensive, practical, and emphasizes the integration of learning and application. It is concise and uses examples to deepen understanding. This book can serve as a training textbook for short-term Linux training, vocational and technical colleges, and related majors, as well as a practical guide for Linux enthusiasts.