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Red Hat Linux System Administration for Microsoft Administrators
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File Access Permissions
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Define Basic File Security Permissions
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Understand The 3 Permission Groups
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Learn How To Modify File Permissions
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Understand How To Pre-Set New File Permission Settings
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File Security, Examining Permissions on Files and Directories
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File Permission Types
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User Permission Categories
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Default File Permissions
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Changing Access Permissions
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Displaying and Changing File Permissions On Any File
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Using a GUI File Manager and Navigator To Change Permissions
The Linux File System
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Linux File Hierarchy Concepts
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ext2/ext3 Filesystem Details
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Creating and Managing Hard and Soft Links
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Mounting Removable Media Like Floppies
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Finding and Processing Files Any Where On The System
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File Compression and Archiving Utilities zip, unzip and tar
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Create links to bizarre binary files with better local names
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Mount a floppy and copy some files to it
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(OPTIONAL if a Floppy Drive Exists on PC) Unmount the floppy, trade with a
neighbor and look at their floppy
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Uncompress A Set of Lab Files
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Find all large compressed html files and decompress them to local
directories
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Unzip a Windows created zipped archive
The bash Shell
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The bash Heritage is From The Bourne and C Shells
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What are Shell and Environment Variables
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Which Command is Executed?
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How To Use Command Recall
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Discover Command-Line Expansion
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Protecting Command Line Arguments from Expansion
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How To Deal With Command Return Values
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Command Aliases
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How To Create Shell Functions
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Why Use The Startup and Shutdown Scripts
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Determining The Login Shells Available
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Command History Tricks
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Command Completion and Editing Tricks
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Configuring the bash Shell
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Practice using command recall with and without editing
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Practice using the command completion feature when working with long file
names
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