Ubuntu Unleashed 2019 Edition: Covering 18.04, 18.10, 19.04

ISDN subsystem Options to support Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) protocols and devices. ISDN is ...

Kernel hacking A section that determines whether the kernel will contain advanced debugging options. Most use ...

/var/log/messages, which you can examine with a text editor. If you have followed the directions for patching ...

course of action is to contact the maintainer to see if the maintainer is aware of the problems you are having. If ...

documentation as well as FAQs and online books about Linux [http://www.minix3.org—The MINIX website, which ...

PART IV Ubuntu as a Server ...

CHAPTER 23 Sharing Files and Printers IN THIS CHAPTER Using Network File System Putting Samba to Work Network ...

configure the firewall, use Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW) as described in Chapter 20, “Securing Your Machines.” Us ...

NFS Server Configuration You can configure the NFS server by editing the /etc/exports file. This file is simila ...

command exports all the file systems in the /etc/exports file to a list named xtab under the /var/lib/nfs ...

You can also use the mount command, as root, to quickly attach a remote directory to a local file syste ...

access shares and files. To share from your Ubuntu desktop, right-click a folder you own while using the fil ...

directory, name, and read/write permissions; and access users. For even greater configurability, read through t ...

[homes]—Shares users’ /home directories and specifies directory paths and permissions [printers]—Handles printing by ...

All other users can browse the directory because of the browseable = yes entry, but only mhelmke can write to th ...

valid users = %S read only = No ...

Click here to view code image [printers] comment = Ubuntu Printers browseable = no printable = yes path ...

server with all the defaults. The most common option you will change in this command is the location of the ...

smb shares. You cannot mount a share on your host, but you can use it in a way that is similar to an FTP cl ...

Click here to view code image matthew@seymour:~$ sudo umount /mount/point You can also use these mount c ...