Absolute FreeBSD, 3rd Edition: The Complete Guide to FreeBSDNo Starch Press, 2018年10月5日 - 704 頁 This updated edition of Michael W. Lucas' definitive volume on FreeBSD-based systems adds coverage of modern disks, the ZFS filesystem IPv6, redesigned jail and packaging systems, and virtualization, among dozens of new features added in the last 10 years. FreeBSD is the muscle behind companies like Netflix and EMC. Any place where someone does heavy lifting on the Internet, you'll find FreeBSD. This newly revised edition of Absolute FreeBSD brings FreeBSD's strengths to bear on your problems and covers FreeBSD's newest features, all in the inimitable style that has made author Michael W. Lucas' system administration books so popular. Any computer system is only as good as the system administrator's knowledge. Absolute FreeBSD teaches you everything you need to know about managing FreeBSD systems, from installation, configuration, and taking the system from "just working" to "working well." A cohesive focus on service delivery and best practice means that you can apply much of the book to other operating systems. Absolute FreeBSD dives deep into server management, taking you beyond just making things work and into understanding why they work. You'll learn: With Absolute FreeBSD you will get the solid introduction you need; and if you're a fan of the earlier editions, you will expand your skills even further. |
內容
FOREWORD by Marshall Kirk McKusick | xxvii |
Foreword by Marshall Kirk McKusick | xxxi |
Introduction | xxxiii |
FreeBSDs Strengths | xlii |
Notes on the Third Edition | xlviii |
READ THIS BEFORE YOU BREAK SOMETHING ELSE | l |
22 | li |
Getting More Help | 1 |
Foreign Filesystems | 281 |
devfs | 295 |
The Network File System | 301 |
The Common Internet File System | 310 |
Exploring etc | 317 |
etclocate rc | 323 |
Making Your System Useful | 335 |
Ports and Packages | 336 |
FreeBSD org | 7 |
Before You Install | 15 |
Getting FreeBSD | 25 |
Installing | 29 |
Core Settings | 30 |
Network and Service Configuration | 41 |
Start Me Up The Boot Process | 49 |
Loader Variables | 56 |
Multiuser Startup | 62 |
The rc d Startup System | 71 |
Read This Before You Break Something Else Backup and Recovery | 83 |
Kernel Games | 95 |
Kernel Modules | 103 |
Building a Kernel | 110 |
Inclusions Exclusions and Expanding the Kernel | 119 |
The Network | 123 |
Network Stacks | 130 |
Understanding Ethernet | 140 |
Configuring Networking | 143 |
The Domain Name Service | 150 |
Optimizing Network Performance | 158 |
Configuring lagg4 | 164 |
Securing Your System | 167 |
FreeBSD Security Announcements | 170 |
Shells and etcshells | 178 |
Tweaking User Security | 185 |
File Flags | 192 |
Putting It All Together | 199 |
Disks Partitioning and GEOM | 201 |
The Unix File System | 231 |
Mounting and Unmounting Filesystems | 233 |
The Z File System | 257 |
ZFS Pools | 263 |
Snapshots | 271 |
Package Repositories | 356 |
Customizing Software with Ports | 361 |
Making Software | 362 |
Whats In a Port? | 370 |
Private Package Repositories | 381 |
Advanced Software Management | 395 |
Upgrading FreeBSD | 421 |
Upgrade Methods | 428 |
Upgrading via Source | 435 |
Packages and System Upgrades | 449 |
Advanced Security Features | 451 |
TCP Wrappers | 455 |
Blacklistd 8 | 470 |
Global Security Settings | 482 |
Monitoring System Security | 489 |
Small System Services | 491 |
Email | 499 |
Name Service Switching | 507 |
Scheduling Tasks | 520 |
System Performance and Monitoring | 525 |
Disk IO | 532 |
Following Processes | 539 |
Status Mail | 545 |
Log File Management | 553 |
Jails | 563 |
More Jail Options | 579 |
The Fringe of FreeBSD | 583 |
Managing Cloudy FreeBSD | 586 |
Diskless Farm Configuration | 592 |
Problem Reports and Panics | 599 |
Afterword | 613 |
Bibliography | 619 |
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