Richard Sharpe wrote:
>
[snip]
>
> Why is there no material here on journalling file systems, like ReiserFS,
> XFS, EXT-3, etc?
Now that it's in the kernel (reiserfs at least) it should be. But
again, Linux is a moving target, and it's difficult to keep up with.
For example, folks still want to mention ipchains, but by the time this
test is out, iptables will be what we need to test on. I've already
rolled out iptables (netfilter) at a couple of client sites -- partly
because it fills their needs better.
>
> > Kernel configuration
>
> I think the material on kernel configuration is a separate item, and may
> require a half a day or a day in coverage in any serious course.
Pls see the categories I suggested. They have kernel config and modules
as a separate category for just the reason you suggested. I spend 6
hours on kernel/module related stuff with newbies.
>
> > Shellscripting
> > Perl
>
> I would put these into a separate category of scripting, but perhaps leave
> it here. It would include shell scripting, Perl scripts, AWK and sed ...
again, my categories reflect your thoughts.
>
> > Packet handling
>
> Ummm, this should be package handling, although perhaps that is just a
> difference in English usage between the writer and I. However, I thought
> this had to do with networking.
I have package handling (RPM/DEB). The rest goes either in Network or
Security.
>
> > Logging
> >Kernel and Network security
> > Network configuration and security
> > Dial in
> > Backup
> > Authentication
> > Nsswitch
> > PAM
> >Deamons
> > kernel based deamons or basic service deamons
> > Automount
> > Idled
> > Cron
> > Authetication
> > NIS/NIS+
> > LDAP
> > Kerberos
> > Standalone deamons
> > DHCP
> > SSH
>
> I see this as more of a security issue. Sure, it is a standalone daemon,
> but I would group it with security.
Pls see my initial cut. Will try to get something better later today,
but I think my categories are more in line with yours.
Ciao,
David A. Bandel
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