Journal s-orbital's Journal: Linux Administration Class 4
Linux Administration INFO 150D
Textbooks:
Linux Administration Handbook (Prentice Hall, Green)
O'Reiley's Linux in a Nutshell (O'Reiley, White)
Linux Administration: A Beginner's guide (Osborne, Blue)
Hacking Exposed, 4th Ed. (Osborne, Red)
Tentative Schedule:
Week 0 - Basic Concepts - Linux Concepts, OS model, read sys-adm chapter.
Week 1 - Command and Control - Command line cmds, shells, editors, packaging, LinuxConf
Week 2 - Editing - Regular Expressions, searching, vi, emacs, sed, gawk
Week 3 - BASH scripting I- Shell Scripting, pattern matching, file I/O, C++, lots of reading, etc
Week 4 - BASH scripting II - More advanced scipts, make files, init scripts, examples in Linux, etc.
Week 5 - Hardware Interaction - Filesystems, memory, init scripts, modules, etc
Week 6 - Roll Your Own - Comiling kernel, installing Gentoo, configure modules, etc.
Week 7 - Networking - Serving www, ftp, nfs, samba with LAN. Read about DHCP, DNS
Week 8 - Networking and Security - more Apache, MySQL, permissions, Iptables, WinNT, logs, Hacking Exposed, etc.
Week 9 - GUI stuff - Read about low-level X, api, drivers, qt, tweaking X, compiling new QT, kde, etc.
All this for 1 credit, but I will have some wicked skills soon.
Week 0 - Progress (Score:1)
Regular Expression matching (Score:1)
Week 1 - Progress (Score:1)
30 min - Read about Pattern matching, command combining in BASH
45 min - Read about filesystems in green bk.
6+ hours - DL'ng, compiling, and installing QT and KDE on Trition (laptop). I had a few bugs to work out.
Perhaps this might count for the X week since I am a bit behind?
Art
Week 2 Progress (Score:1)
With this new kernel, life is great. The system runs faster, I have had zarro crashes, I can play mp3s and install programs without worrying about sudden lockups. Yeah!
Also, after Sabbath yesterday, I spend the evening installing