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Samba: 1.5.7. Networking

daemons, launching: 12.2.2.4. Starting the Samba daemons

installation: 12.2.2.1. Installing Samba

mount/submount utilities: 12.2.1. Mounting Windows Shares

sharing files, accessing Windows files: 12.2.1. Mounting Windows Shares

SMB shares: 12.2.2. Using Samba to Serve SMB Shares

users adding: 12.2.2.3. Adding users

samples (audio): 9.5.1. A Whirlwind Tour of Digital Audio

sandbox, Java: 13.5.1. The Promise of Java, or Why You Might Want to Use Java

saving files within vi: 9.1.6. Saving Files and Quitting vi

Savolainen, Hannu: 9.5.2. Audio Under Linux

sbpcd= boot option: 3.1.1. Booting Linux

sc variable (printcap): 8.4.5.3. The rest of the printcap variables

scheduling, Evolution calendar: 11.5.1.2. Evolution calendar

scheduling jobs with cron: 8.2. Scheduling Jobs Using cron

Scheme interpreters: 13.6. Other Languages

scientific applications: 1.5.10. Other Applications

ScriptAlias directive: 16.1.2.1. httpd.conf

scrollbar (Emacs): 11.6.2. Emacs and Other Editors

SCSI devices: 3.3.2.3. Problems with SCSI controllers and devices

boot options: 3.1.1. Booting Linux

naming conventions: 3.1.2. Drives and Partitions Under Linux

support, enabling: 7.4.2. Building the Kernel

SCSI HOWTO document: 3.3.2.3. Problems with SCSI controllers and devices

sd variable (printcap): 8.4.5.3. The rest of the printcap variables

search and replace

Emacs: 9.2.5. Searching and Replacing

vi: 9.1.4. Changing Text

9.1.10. Global Searching and Replacing

search engines and Linux help: 1.9. Getting Help

Second Extended Filesystem (see ext2fs)

security

authentication, changing methods: 5.7.3. PAM and Other Authentication Methods

Java and: 13.5.1. The Promise of Java, or Why You Might Want to Use Java

passwords, setting: 4.2. Setting a Password

permissions: 4.13.1. What Permissions Mean

revision control

RCS: 14. Tools for Programmers

RCS utility: 14.2.6. Revision Control Tools — RCS

system administration: 5.1. Maintaining the System

upgrading software and: 7.3.3. Upgrading Other Software

serial device names: 15.2.1.2. Serial device names

serial ports

Alpha systems and: B.1.6. Mice and Serial Ports

baud rate, determining: 8.4.5.3. The rest of the printcap variables

server

World Wide Web: 16.1.2. Configuring Your Own Web Server

X (see X Window System)

Server Message Block (SMB) protocol: 12.2.1. Mounting Windows Shares

Server Resource Map file: 16.1.2.2. srm.conf and access.conf

servers

inetd: 15.1.3.2. The networking rc files

name server: 15.1.3.1. Your network configuration

ServerType directive: 16.1.2.1. httpd.conf

services (Windows), supporting: 12.2.2.2. Configuring Samba

session management: 11.2.1. General Features

setterm program: 8.5. Setting Terminal Attributes

seyon terminal emulator: 15.2.1.4. Writing a chat script

sf variable (printcap): 8.4.5.3. The rest of the printcap variables

SGML: 9.3.3. SGML, XML, and Docbook

sh (Bourne shell): 4.5. Shells

sh variable (printcap): 8.4.5.3. The rest of the printcap variables

shadow passwords: 5.7.2. Shadow Passwords

shared libraries: 13.1.1. Quick Overview

13.1.7.1. Creating shared libraries

corrupt links: 8.6.2. Accessing Damaged Files

distributing software: 7.3.3. Upgrading Other Software

upgrading: 7.2.1. Upgrading Libraries

shared switch (gcc): 13.1.7.1. Creating shared libraries

shareware: 1.6. About Linux's Copyright

shell field (passwd file): 5.7.1. The passwd File

shell mode (Emacs): 9.2.7. Running Commands and Programming within Emacs

shell scripts: 1.5.1. Basic Commands and Utilities

13.3. Shell Programming

shells: 4.5. Shells

characteristics of: 1.5.1. Basic Commands and Utilities

command-line editing

arrow keys and: 4.7.2. Moving Around Among Commands

word completion: 4.7.1. Word Completion

commands in makefile: 13.2.5. Multiple Commands

popular shells: 1.5.1. Basic Commands and Utilities

vi and shell commands: 9.1.9. Running Shell Commands

shortcuts (desktop) (see symbolic links)

shutdown: 5.5. Shutting Down the System

shutdown procedure: 3.2.4. Shutting Down the System

signals: 14.1.2. Examining a Core File

single (boot time option): 5.2.2.3. Specifying boot time options

5.2.2.3. Specifying boot time options

single-user mode: 5.4. Single-User Mode

sjcd= boot option: 3.1.1. Booting Linux

slash character (/) directories: 4.4.1. Directories

SlashApp (GNOME): 11.4.2.1. The panel

SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol): 15.1. Networking with TCP/IP

15.1.2. Hardware Requirements

15.2. Dial-up PPP

SMB (Server Message Block) protocol: 12.2.1. Mounting Windows Shares

SMB shares, serving overview: 12.2.2. Using Samba to Serve SMB Shares

smbclient utility, troubleshooting Windows shares: 12.2.1. Mounting Windows Shares

smb.conf file: 12.2.2.2. Configuring Samba

smbd daemon (Samba): 12.2.2.4. Starting the Samba daemons

smbmount command: 12.2.1. Mounting Windows Shares

SMP (symmetric multiprocessing)

nosmp boot option: 3.1.1. Booting Linux

SMTP daemon: 13.4.2. More Features

software

commercial

copying, restrictions: 2.1.1. Getting Linux via Mail Order or Other Hard Media

quality assurance: 1.7. Open Source and the Philosophy of Linux

web sites: A.3.7. Commercial Linux Software Companies

fax devices: 8.4.4. Checking Print Utilities

FTP sites for: A.2. FTP Sites

GNOME: 11.5.1. Ximian Evolution: Mail, Calendar, and Contacts

installing on Alpha systems: B.3.2. Preparing Software for Installation

installing RPM and: 7.3.1. Using RPM

open source: 1.7. Open Source and the Philosophy of Linux

printing: 8.4.3. Choosing Printer Software

shareware: 1.6. About Linux's Copyright

source distributions: 7.3.3. Upgrading Other Software

upgrading: 7.2. Upgrading Software

libraries: 7.2.1. Upgrading Libraries

non-RPM: 7.3.3. Upgrading Other Software

Windows emulation: 12.3. Running MS-DOS and Windows Applications on Linux

soncd535= boot option: 3.1.1. Booting Linux

sort command: 4.9. Saving Your Output

sound cards

installation/configuration

collecting information: 9.5.3.1. Collecting hardware information

kernel: 9.5.3.3. Configuring the kernel (optional)

kernel modules: 9.5.3.4. Configuring kernel modules

overview: 9.5.3. Installation and Configuration

plug and play: 9.5.3.2. Configuring ISA Plug and Play (optional)

testing: 9.5.3.5. Testing the installation

troubleshooting: 9.5.3.6. Troubleshooting and common problems

sound cards, support: 7.4.2. Building the Kernel

9.5.2. Audio Under Linux

sound drivers: 9.5.2. Audio Under Linux

source code: 13.1.1. Quick Overview

source files: 13.1.4. Using Multiple Source Files

spool directory (printing): 8.4.5.3. The rest of the printcap variables

spool (print): 9.6. Printing

spooling and print directories: 8.4.10.1. Setting up printer directories

spreadsheet (Gnumeric): 11.5.2. Gnumeric Spreadsheet

src directory: 7.3.3. Upgrading Other Software

SRM console firmware: B.2.2.2. Features and limitations of SRM

srm.conf file: 16.1.2.2. srm.conf and access.conf

ssh program and IP addresses: 15.1.1. TCP/IP Concepts

stable release: 1.4.1. A Note on Linux Version Numbers

stack frames: 14.1.2. Examining a Core File

Stallman, Richard: 1.2. A Brief History of Linux

standard error: 4.9. Saving Your Output

standard output: 4.9. Saving Your Output

redirecting to null file: 8.2. Scheduling Jobs Using cron

standards

compatibility with: 1.4.2. A Bag of Features

web sites: A.3.8. Internet RFCs and Other Standards

StarOffice: 1.5.3. Commercial Applications

StarOffice v6.0: 9.3.1. Word Processors

start command (launching lpc): 8.4.12. Controlling Printer Services with lpc

startkde shell script: 11.2.2. Installing KDE

startup commands: 5.3.3. rc Files

startup files: 4.15. Startup Files

startx command: 11.1.1. xinit

static libraries: 13.1.1. Quick Overview

step command (gdb): 14.1.1. Tracing a Program

stepi command (gdb): 14.1.6.2. Instruction-level debugging

stop command (lpc): 8.4.12. Controlling Printer Services with lpc

storage space: 8.1. Making Backups

(see also memory)

log files: 8.3. Managing System Logs

requirements for backups: 8.1. Making Backups

stty command, resetting function commands: 4.6. Useful Keys and How to Get Them to Work

stub code: 13.1.1. Quick Overview

stub routines: 7.2.1. Upgrading Libraries

st0x= boot option: 3.1.1. Booting Linux

su command: 5.1. Maintaining the System

subnetwork address: 15.1.1. TCP/IP Concepts

15.1.3.1. Your network configuration

subnetwork mask: 15.1.3.1. Your network configuration

suffix rules (make): 13.2.4. Suffix Rules and Pattern Rules

superblock (filesystems), corrupted: 8.6.1. Repairing Filesystems

SuperProbe program: 10.2. Hardware Requirements

SuSE Linux: B.1.1. The Linux Port and Distributions

swap partitions: 6.2. Managing Swap Space

swap space: 1.4.3. Kernel

creating: 3.1.4. Creating Swap Space

3.1.4. Creating Swap Space

6.2.1. Creating Swap Space

installing Linux and: 2.2.1. Installation Overview

disabling: 6.2.3. Disabling Swap Space

enabling: 6.2.2. Enabling the Swap Space

managment: 6.2. Managing Swap Space

partitioning drives and: 2.2.3. Linux Partition Requirements

swapoff command: 6.2.3. Disabling Swap Space

swapon command: 6.2.2. Enabling the Swap Space

SWI-Prolog: 13.6. Other Languages

Swing (Java): 13.5.3. A Working Example of Java

symbolic links: 4.4.4. Symbolic Links

symbols missing error: 7.5. Loadable Device Drivers

symmetric multiprocessing: 3.1.1. Booting Linux

(see also SMP)

support: 7.4.2. Building the Kernel

synchronous PPP configuration: 15.3.2. Setting Up Synchronous PPP

Sysctl support, enabling: 7.4.2. Building the Kernel

syslog.conf file: 8.3. Managing System Logs

syslogd daemon: 8.3. Managing System Logs

15.1.3.2. The networking rc files

syslogd.conf file: 15.1.3.2. The networking rc files

system administration

automounting devices: 6.1.3. Automounting Devices

cron utility and dummy users: 8.2. Scheduling Jobs Using cron

filesystems

creating: 6.1.4. Creating Filesystems

6.1.4. Creating Filesystems

mounting: 6.1.2. Mounting Filesystems

group accounts: 5.7.4. The Group File

overview: 5. Essential System Management

rebuilding kernel: 7.4. Building a New Kernel

security: 5.1. Maintaining the System

su command: 5.1. Maintaining the System

swap space: 6.2. Managing Swap Space

system logs: 8.3. Managing System Logs

user accounts: 5.7. Managing User Accounts

creating: 5.7.5. Creating Accounts

deleting: 5.7.6. Deleting and Disabling Accounts

disabling: 5.7.6. Deleting and Disabling Accounts

modifying: 5.7.7. Modifying User Accounts

passwd file: 5.7.1. The passwd File

5.7.1. The passwd File

shadow passwords: 5.7.2. Shadow Passwords

system calls: 1.4.3. Kernel

Perl and: 13.4.2. More Features

security and: 5.1. Maintaining the System

system disk, creating: 2.2.4. Repartitioning Your Drives

system maintenance

filesystems, checking and repairing: 6.1.5. Checking and Repairing Filesystems

printer optimization: 8.4.13. Printer Optimization

system management

filesystems: 6.1. Managing Filesystems

swap space

creating: 6.2.1. Creating Swap Space

disabling: 6.2.3. Disabling Swap Space

enabling: 6.2.2. Enabling the Swap Space

system requirements: 2.2.3. Linux Partition Requirements

(see also installation)

hard disk space: 2.2.3. Linux Partition Requirements

system shutdown: 3.2.4. Shutting Down the System

System V IPC support, enabling: 7.4.2. Building the Kernel

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