[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
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>
> I would like to see 12 or so main categories, with as many sub categories
> as appropriate. I'd then like us to sort the task keyword lists into these
> categories (or subcategories). Please ignore the numbering sequence for
> the keywords for anything other than identification. I suspect 1.x.x to
> get mixed with 3.x.x and so forth, though some will likely stay grouped
> together.
>
As a start (and only a start), I have 12 categories and several (OK,
quite a few) subcategories. If the logical groupings I have look like
they came from my TOC (Using Linux), it's probably because this is the
way I've been logically grouping things for explanations. Sorry if some
of my abbreviations aren't clear:
Security/access control
secure access
ssh
vpn
tcp wrappers
PAM
snort
System administration
system monitoring
System auditing/logging
file handling (diff, locate, find, cmp)
backups
Hardware
UPS
serial ports
interrupts/ioports
laptops
PCMCIA
Hard disks
maintenance (fsck)
partitioning
Filesystems
fstab
/proc
sysctl
files
partitions/partition types
fs types
System Initialization
LILO
runlevels
rc scripts
init and inittab
Scripting
shell
Perl
sed
awk
task automation
cron
Package Management
RPM
deb
Kernel compiling
configuration
SMP
experimental
compiling
patching
modules
modprobe
/etc/modules.conf
-AC
testing
Services
DNS
httpd
FTP
INN
SMTP
MTAs
list managers
MDAs
NIS
NFS
LDAP
SNMP
kerberos
Networking
packet filters
routing
CIDR using VLSM
serial communications
asycn
ppp,slip,mgetty,fax,dial-in
sync
isdn,frame relay
tcpdump
routers
bandwidth control
netstat
IP, TCP, UDP, ICMP, etc.
MTU
X
video
Just some general groupings to get things started. This done at a
glance. Categorizations should be easy. Gotta read the tasks because
some keywords in task lines seemed to mix unrelated items.
Ciao,
David A. Bandel
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