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lincoln.runwal 12-13-2008 05:55 AM

Linux Concepts
 
hi,
Dear Friends,
From where i can get a linux conceptual materials? like i want to know about the Linux File Permissions that how the permissions is orgnaized not the command only .I mean to say that i want to know the Base of the permissions. so if anybody can help me plzzzz send me details. i need concepts of any command , so where i can get this materials . and i want to know some intersting command like i want to know aboout the hidden commands but without the help of '.' operator. can i save the data directly to hdd blocks and can i access that ?

sycamorex 12-13-2008 06:02 AM

If you need to know about linux file permissions, here you go:
http://tinyurl.com/655xwv
Generally, you can find a very detailed description of each command by reading manual pages.
Once you know (after googling) which command you are interested in, just type
'man command' on the command line, eg. 'man chown' or 'man chmod' etc.

manwithaplan 12-13-2008 06:07 AM

sycamorex, I must say that tinyurl link is absolutley the best link I have seen in awhile.

unSpawn 12-13-2008 07:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by manwithaplan (Post 3374010)
that tinyurl link is absolutley the best link I have seen in awhile.

I think it's actually bad in terms of preservation, because you can't trace back URI origins when this service is no longer provided, plus it obfuscates what basically is a searchengine URI with the search terms filled in, not some document.

manwithaplan 12-13-2008 03:41 PM

Yes could be confusing if service is appended, though the concept of showing the individual that he can use Google or any other search engine as a resource for there advantage, is as they say; "Teaching them to fish." Just thought it was great...

arunmathew1984 12-14-2008 12:15 AM

Try Googling buddy ... That will give you more information that you will ever need.
:)

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AwesomeMachine 12-16-2008 09:15 PM

You can look on http://www.debian.org , in the documentation section. Linux is literally complex to the point, that a single human lifetime is not long enough to learn it, completely. Another good site is http://www.pathname.com/fhs/ . There is a book called, "The Linux Kernel", that teaches the internals of the linux kernel. Another good source is the
Code:

/usr/src/linux/Documentation/
directory, which is the documentation for the linux kernel. You need to install the kernel source package, and make a soft link, like this:
Code:

ln -s /usr/src/linux-image-2.6.xy<space>/usr/src/linux
.

I don't know what distro you use, but the
Code:

dd
command is standard. Why don't you have a look at this post: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ommand-362506/


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