PC TUTOR
This section is not encouraging hacking, cracking and spreading malicious codes: it is about subjects worth knowing for serious computer users.
Manage multiple jobs using these commands Manage user groups Manipulate filenames with ease Monitor logs with LogSurfer+ Monitor network traffic with ngrep Monitor processes with ps Monitor your system with the top command mv command options Obtain system information with mrtg Obtain system information with ucd-snmp Operate on the results of the find command Optimize PHP with APC Password-protect Lilo Using RSA/DSA keys in OpenSSH Patrol log file events with simple WATCHdog Perform file system validation with rpm PHPEd 3.0 for Linux-based PHP developers Using procmail to filter mailing lists Quick keys in Emacs Rotate system logs to save space Run services using daemontools Run two X sessions simultaneously Run Windows applications on Linux Run X within X Using Nessus to scan your system Schedule tasks with cron Search for files with the find command Search for rootkits with Rootkit Hunter Secure bind with these tips Security alert: Samba vulnerability Select security levels using msec Set priorities with nice Setting up file sharing with NFS Set up ethernet aliases Setup RAID with mdadm Share an Internet connection with multiple computers Shut down unnecessary services Solving Samba problems with Windows passwords Solving the Samba/windows host gotcha Speed up your hard drive! Synchronize system time with clockspeed Sync Linux data with a pocket PC Track configuration changes with CVS Understanding and using the mv command Understanding bash startup files Common files of the /etc directory and their uses Update RPMs WITH urpmi Upgrade to Linux Mandrake 9.2 with urpmi Use ACLs with SGI's XFS file system Use aide to verify data integrity Use awk to format output Use disk quotas for space restrictions Use dlint to check DNS configuration Use Firelogd to analyze your firewall Use iptables to count bandwidth usage Use keyboard shortcuts at the command line Use keychain to simplify OpenSSH Use lsof to find open files and ports Use netstat to verify network connections Use the Sylpheed e-mail client Use Tripwire for integrity checking Use vsftpd as a secure FTP server Using colors with ls Using cpg to download new signatures Using mail for automatic messaging Accessing remote CVS repositories Administer Apache with the Apache toolbox A guide to Linux data compression Analyze Apace logs with Analog Archiving commands in the Linux environment