Tuesday, November 10, 2009

LINUX'S POWER

HELLO TO ALL AND WELCOME TO POWER LINUX BLOG OF LIAQAT SAFI



SHOW OF POWER
LINUX'S POWER

INSTALLATION OF LINUX

INSTALLATION OF LINUX

WELCOME TO THE INSTALLATION OF LINUX



Hello and welcome every body to the Installation of the Linux let me to explain little more about the Linux installation Linux installation is not same as other Microsoft OS it is different from other and it is little hard to install Linux if you don't know and don't have knowledge of the installation Then don't Install it because it is Risk full and you may Lose your valuable Data and your lovely picture specially when you have other operating system In your Computer and you try to install Linux. now follow my web blog i am showing you how to Install Linux I have Installation Demo for you Dears

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Wednesday, October 21, 2009

WHO WAS LINUS?

Linus Benedict Torvalds:


LINUS BENEDICT TORVALDS
Biography of Linus Benedict Torvalds




Linus Benedict Torvalds was Born in Helsinki Finland, December 28 1969 is Finnish Software engineering and best known for having initiated the development of the Linux kernel. He later became the chief architect of the Linux kernel.
Linus Torvalds was born in Helsinki, Finland, the son of journalists Anna and Nils Torvalds,


Torvalds attended the University of Helsinki from 1988 to 1996,graduating with a master's degree in computer science,
In 1997 he received his Master degree (Laudatur Grade) from Department of Computer Science, University of Helsinki.
Linux (commonly pronounced LI-nuks in English
The name "Linux" comes from the Linux kernel, originally written in 1991 by Linus Torvalds
in Linux is a Unix base Opreating system Unix was developed by Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie, Douglas McIlroy, and Joe Ossanna and first released in 1971. Unix was written in assembly language and later re-written in C in 1973 by Dennis Ritchie

LINUX VS WINDOWS

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LINUX VS WINDOWS


As all of the Security professional and Secure Server Administrator
knows that Linux is the Most Secure Opreating System still now In All The world
mostly Secure server use Linux Opreating System REDHAT because No one can
easly Access Linux and no one Can easly Create VIRUS for the Linux OS and it have very good Security because all the work is progress in Command Line and .Exe file is not running in Linux but it is possible to run .Exe file and the mostly programmer Create the VIRUS for windows in .EXE extention and Linux use .RPM extention
and it will be very costly to make VIRUS for the Linux
OS ok but linux is not very usefull among the Normal User because it dont havemuch
attractive graphical and mostly work is on command line therefor Normal user like Graphics if it is full of VIRUS
Thanks
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Monday, January 5, 2009

LINUX FSH


FSH IN LINUX
WHAT IS FSH



Hello dear friends now today you will be know about the FSH of Linux
FSH stand for (File System Hierarchy) if you want to learn Linux and want to
become the RHCE and above you must learn the hierarchical file system of Linux
and also know the function of each Hierarchical file like Root,boot,bin,sbin etc
now i am going to explain the important Hierarchical file system step by step


FSH OF LINUX

  1. ROOT
    Root is a user of Super user
    it have own Home Directory and other user cant see
    The Root Directory


  2. BOOT
    It contain all the information about the bootable files
    which take part in booing process like anaconda etc....


  3. mnt
    It Contain all the information about the mounting process
    such Media Mounting and Directory Mounting


  4. bin
    It contain all the information about the local user and command.


  5. sbin
    It contain all the information and command about the Super user
    mean Root
    because Root is the super user of user in the Linux


  6. etc
    It contain all the information about the system configuration
    file


  7. var
    It contain all the information about the logs directory and logs Directory contain all the information about error massages


  8. Lost+Found
    It contain all the information about system Error massages when your system
    Reboot Automatically


  9. dev
    It contain all the information about the system device such as Hard disk,CDROM,FLOPPY DISK etc....


  10. temp
    It contain all the information about the temporary internet file such as internet files


  11. Home
    It contain all the information about the Local user and it also Store the information
    about the local user data


  12. proc
    It contain all the information about system memory such physical and swap memory


  13. media
    It Contain all the information about the media such as CD,DVD etc........


  14. usr
    It contain all the information about system Software which we called RPM
    RPM stand for(red hat package manager)


  15. lib
    It contain all the information about the system library file such as Help menu

Wednesday, January 2, 2008

BASIC COMMAND OF LINUX

BASIC COMMANDS
Basic command of linux



  1. Ctrl+Alt+f1 to Ctrl+Alt+f7
  2. This command is use when you want to change the termenal or when you want to jump from one termenal to an other termenal till f6 it use for command line termenal and f7 is use for the Graphical to access the the graphical mode in Linux
  3. #eject
    As you know from the name it use to open the CDROM of your computer


  4. #eject -t
    This command is use for closing of the CDROM.
    command writting method is eject space hypon t




  5. #date
    This command show the current date.



  6. #cal
    This command is use to show the Calender.



  7. #cal 2009
    This command is use to view the complete year calender.



  8. #cal 2009 | less
    This command is use to show complet month of the particuler year.



  9. #clear
    This command is use for clearing the screen.



  10. #histroy
    This command is use to view recently used command.


  11. #logout
    You all know very well this command is use for EXIT.
    from current termenal


  12. #reboot
    This command is use to restart the system.

  13. #reboot -f
    This command is use to restart system Forcly.


  14. #tty
    This command show the login termenal of the user.



  15. #who
    This command show all login user and termenal.



  16. #whoami
    This command show your login termenal.



  17. [root@liaqat~]#
    This is FQDN it is stand for (fully qualified domain name) and it
    is root home directory.


  18. [root@liaqat /]#
    This is the Super user Home.
    Note
    (~)tiled symbol mean Home accont.
    ($)It Means Local User And Home Account.
    (#)It is Super User and Home Account.

  19. #cd /
    This command is use for changing account type.


  20. #cd
    This command is use for coming to home Account.
    we have two kind of Account a:Super user b:Home User

  21. #ll
    This Command show Files in Directory With Permession.


    IMPORTANT Colors
    White Color: This color show the file.


    Blue Color: This Color show the Directory.


    Green Color: This Color show the changed Peression.


    Red Color: This Color show the Redirected Location.



    (-) hypon: This show the file
    d: It Denote the directory permession.




Tuesday, October 10, 2000

Yum Server In Linux


Yum Server
Yum Server In Linux


WHAT IS YUM?



Yum stand for (Yellow Update Modefier)
Yum is Server in Linux Os and
It is use to store all the packages of Linux which we call Rpm Rpm stand for (Red hat package manager) for future installation. and there will be no reuse of any
linux media like Dvd etc. and Most Important Is this that yum install every packages dependency at once
dependency:
In Linux every package have alot of dependencies as a example if you want
to Install dhcp it have more dependency to Install one by one through
#rpm -ivh command it will take lot of time
Therefor we use Yum Server.
NOTE:
Yum Server is very important and very intresting to Configure


Requirment for Installation

  1. Computer system
  2. Linux installed Os
  3. Free space in Harddisk
  4. Media such as Linux Dvd
  5. Dvd Rom

Step 1
Start your computer login as root it is important that you must have root privileges mean permession for all the activity Insert your DvD into DvDRom
Step 2
Mount your DvD in any Directory but probably we mount it in /Media use this easy command
#mount /dev/dvd /media
Then Enter to /media
#cd /media
you will be see your mount data Now you just need to install one package for /ftp/pub location it is
#rpm -ivh Server/vsftpd-2.0.5-10.e15.i386.rpm
This will install vsftpd for ftp/pub and you can easly enter to that location Note whenever you enter any command just write firt few words then press tab it will show that exact complet comand then select that wait for more .............