Open Source Solutions for MAC OSX is geared toward Mac administrators interested in utilizing open source from a server perspective. It covers numerous open source applications that can be used with OSX including open office, Python, and Apache. By providing step-by-step lessons on the OSX server and the open source utilities that make it up, system administrators will have a thorough understanding of what the OS-X server is, and how to maximize its open source possibilities to their own individual needs. Readers are walked through the process of various server difficulties and their open source solutions. By providing all the features as well as a full solution set for a network, this book is a great gateway for administrators looking to solidify their knowledge of servers and open source.
Open Source Solutions for MAC OSX is geared toward Mac administrators interested in utilizing open source from a server perspective. It covers numerous open source applications that can be used with OSX including open office, Python, and Apache. By providing step-by-step lessons on the OSX server and the open source utilities that make it up, system administrators will have a thorough understanding of what the OS-X server is, and how to maximize its open source possibilities to their own individual needs. Readers are walked through the process of various server difficulties and their open source solutions. By providing all the features as well as a full solution set for a network, this book is a great gateway for administrators looking to solidify their knowledge of servers and open source.
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Höhe: 235 mm
Breite: 189 mm
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978-1-58450-360-6 (9781584503606)
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Christian Gross has over a decade of experience as a software engineer and consultant in the software development industry. His specialty is in the development of applications that are network dependent (e.g., client/server, distributed processing, Web services, Internet technologies). He is a regular conference speaker at Software Development and ApacheCon and is the author of Open Source for Windows Administrators, and Applied Software Engineering Using Apache Jakarta Commons. He currently resides in Zurich, Switzerland.
Christian Gross has over a decade of experience as a software engineer and consultant in the software development industry. His specialty is in the development of applications that are network dependent (e.g., client/server, distributed processing, Web services, Internet technologies). He is a regular conference speaker at Software Development and ApacheCon and is the author of Open Source for Windows Administrators, and Applied Software Engineering Using Apache Jakarta Commons. He currently resides in Zurich, Switzerland.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Open Source; Chapter 2: Using BASH; Chapter 3: Using Python; Chapter 4: Managing Users and Network Shares; Chapter 5: Managing Security and Encryption; Chapter 6: Managing a Local Workstation; Chapter 7: Managing Databases; Chapter 8: Managing A Web Server; Chapter 9: Managing a Document Content Server; Chapter 10: Designing an Open Source Desktop; Chapter 11: Managing Internet Reference Information; Chapter 12: Managing an FTP / News Server; Chapter 13: Managing a Proxy, Gateway, and Firewall; Chapter 14: Managing a Mail Server; Chapter 15: Managing Streaming Content; Chapter 16: Managing Instant Messaging; About the CD-ROM; Index
