Unix Resources on the Net

WHY?

The reason I started this website was to consolidate various Linux Resources around the net, but the more I became involved with Linux, the more I realized that it is a disjointed collage of information that needs to be pieced together bit by bit, until you have a whole. The closest thing to a GOOD document about Linux is the Trinity OS written by David Alexander Ranch.

 

The Problem with HOW-TO's

The problem with HOW-TO's, especially Mini-How-To's, is that they don't:
  • Provide Enough In-Depth Information
  • Give Good Enough Detail For a Particular Subject
  • Add Way To Much Extra Head-Ache Steps That Are Not Always Necessary

    • My goal, with these simple documents, is to provide an easy to understand, easy to learn description of the subject, and easy to use instructions for implementing the subject within a Linux content (usually a Redhat Build), and to provide as much detail, with as little amount of wasted space as possible.

     

    UNIX.MINE.NU DOCUMENTS

    For Smart, Efficient Learning

  • Kernel Upgrade Instructions for Redhat I had a little help from a colleague on this one
  • Lilo Instructions, and Dual-Booting
  • You might want to get these 2 scripts WIN & NOWIN to easily use SAMBA to connect to a shared windoze directory.
  • You might want to use DATE_HTML to change the current date in a webpage...Information.
    And to think, a few hours ago, I had no clue about scripting....

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    LINUX

  • Linux How-To's
  • The Linux Kernel HOWTO (the other guys method)
  • Firewall Tool -=- My current project is a non-web based, Checkpoint-Style GUI with IPCHAINS and Stateful Packet Inspection, using Perl with tcl/tk.
  • Linux Firewall and Security Site -=- The guy who made the web-based Firewall Tool above, also has a website
  • Hali Tower, Darktower -=- A number of good references for firewall security, html, and Redhat Linux 6.1.
  • Linux IP Masquerade Resource
  • The Linux HOWTO Index (HTML Version)
  • Linux Support for EtherFast 10/100 LAN Card
  • www.redhat.com/
  • Linux Online - Mailing Lists
  • Linux SMP HOWTO
  • Linux Page
  • Device List
  • Port Number Assignments -=- Straight from the source

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    UNIX

     

    NETWORKING

  • SSH - Products - SSH Secure Shell
  • The Secure Shell (SSH) FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
  • Ports used by trojans
  • Computer Science 535 - Networking
  • the internet multicast backbone

     

    OTHER TECHNOLOGY RELATED LINKS

  • Welcome to National Technological University
  • CGI Security Issues
  • Watch out for ICQ Pranks!!!
  • HTML Specific Tags for 4.0 and other Resources!!!
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