Linux System Maintenance

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Chris Behrens

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01 Introduction

001 Course Introduction and Prerequisites.mp4

02:08

001 Course Slides PDF.pdf

02 Make and Install Programs from Source

001 Introduction to Make and Install Programs from Source.mp4

01:49

002 Understanding Source File Locations.mp4

06:06

003 Using Archiving Utilities to Unpack Source Code (Part 1).mp4

15:38

004 Using Archiving Utilities to Unpack Source Code (Part 2).mp4

08:11

005 Installing a Program from Source.mp4

13:37

006 Patching a Program Installed from Source.mp4

14:21

007 Understanding the uname Command.mp4

05:48

008 Conclusion to Make and Install Programs from Source.mp4

03:39

03 Backup Operations

001 Introduction to Backup Operations.mp4

01:48

002 Reviewing Directories Included in Linux Backups.mp4

06:39

003 Understanding Network Backup Solutions.mp4

09:52

004 Comparing Different Backup Media.mp4

10:48

005 Understanding Utilities Used for Backing Up Data.mp4

07:02

006 Creating and Restoring Backups (Part 1).mp4

06:06

007 Creating and Restoring Backups (Part 2).mp4

10:34

008 Creating and Restoring Backups (Part 3).mp4

09:04

009 Conclusion to Backup Operations.mp4

05:28

04 Notify Users on System-Related Issues

001 Introduction to Notify Users on System-Related Issues.mp4

02:03

002 Automating Communication with Logon Messages.mp4

14:46

003 Communicating with Active Users in the Command Line.mp4

11:53

004 Conclusion to Notifying Users on System-Related Issues.mp4

03:39

05 Conclusion

001 Course Conclusion and Next Steps.mp4

01:23

Description

Learn to compile and install programs from source, perform backups on the host, and communicate with users in the command line.

What You'll Learn?

Hello, and welcome to Linux System Maintenance! This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and utilities needed to maintain a Linux system. The course begins with installing programs from their source code, starting with the process of downloading and unpacking source code, and then the actual installation process and patching. The next section covers backup operations, which include the directories to consider for backups, the utilities required to create a backup, and the different physical media that can be used to store the backup. The course ends with automating communication on the host through logon messages, and manually communicating with users using the `wall` and `shutdown` commands. This is meant to be a standalone course, but is also part of the learning path toward the LPIC-2 201 exam.

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