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Red Hat Linux 7.1 The Official Red Hat Linux Customization Guide Copyright © 2001 by Red Hat, Inc. Red Hat, Inc. 2600 Meridian Parkway Durham, NC 27713 USA Phone: +1 919 547 0012 Phone: 888 733 4281 Fax: +1 919 547 0024 PO Box 13588 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 USA ISBN: N/A Table of Contents Introduction Document Conventions Using the Mouse Copying and Pasting Text With X More to Come Send in Your Feedback Sign Up for Support I. Installation-Related Reference 1. Configuring a Dual-Boot System If Your Computer Already Has An Operating System Setting Up a Dual-Boot Environment Partitioning with FIPS 2. Kickstart Installations What are Kickstart Installations? How Do You Perform a Kickstart Installation? Starting a Kickstart Installation The Kickstart File Kickstart Configurator Kickstart Options 3. Rescue Mode What is Rescue Mode? 4. Software RAID Configuration II. Network-Related References 5. Controlling Access to Services Additional Resources 6. Anonymous FTP 7. OpenSSH Why Use OpenSSH? Configuring an OpenSSH Server Configuring an OpenSSH Client Additional Resources 8. Network File System (NFS) Why Use NFS? Mounting NFS Filesystems Exporting NFS Filesystems Additional Resources 9. Samba Why Use Samba? Configuring Samba Connecting to a Samba Share Using Samba with Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 Additional Resources III. System Configuration 10. Gathering System Information System Processes Memory Usage Filesystems Sysreport Additional Resources 11. Apache Configuration Basic Settings Default Settings Virtual Hosts Settings Server Settings Performance Tuning Saving Your Settings Additional Resources 12. BIND Configuration Adding a Forward Master Zone Adding a Reverse Master Zone Adding a Slave Zone 13. Printer Configuration Adding a Local Printer Adding a Remote UNIX Printer Adding a Samba (SMB) Printer Adding a Novell NetWare (NCP) Printer Adding a JetDirect Printer Printing a Test Page Creating Printer Aliases Modifying Existing Printers Additional Resources 14. Linuxconf Starting Linuxconf Linuxconf User Interfaces Gnome-Linuxconf Interface Enabling Web-Based Linuxconf Access Adding a User Account Modifying a User Account Changing a User's Password Changing the Root Password Disabling a User Account Enabling a User Account Deleting a User Account Groups Filesystems Network Configuration with Linuxconf Finding Your Way Through Linuxconf Additional Resources 15. Control Panel Network Configurator Time and Date 16. Building a Custom Kernel The 2.4 Kernel Building a Modularized Kernel Making an initrd Image Building a Monolithic Kernel Loading Kernel Modules IV. Package Management 17. Package Management with RPM RPM Design Goals Using RPM Checking a Package's Signature Impressing Your Friends with RPM Additional Resources 18. Gnome-RPM Starting Gnome-RPM The Package Display Installing New Packages Configuration Package Manipulation 19. Red Hat Network V. Appendixes A. Getting Started with Gnu Privacy Guard An Introduction to GnuPG Generating a Keypair Generating a Revocation Certificate Exporting your Public Key Importing a Public Key What Are Digital Signatures? Additional Resources Index     Next     Introduction

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