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Linux is an ideal operating sytstem for servers. From a small Raspberry Pi that controls some IoT devices to the big data centers. Linux is everywhere. Here we will only cover some of the more common server services. You can also learn some basics that are useful for many server applications. |
Linux is an ideal operating sytstem for servers. From a small Raspberry Pi that controls some IoT devices to the big data centers. Linux is everywhere. Here we will only cover some of the more common server services. You can also learn some basics that are useful for many server applications. |
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* [[Listen Sockets, Ports and Telnet]] |
* [[Listen Sockets, Ports and Telnet]] |
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| + | * [[inetd, tcpwrapper]] |
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| + | * [[Apache Basics and simple CGI scripts]] |
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| + | * [[openssl]] |
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| + | * [[Security of Web Applications]] |
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| + | * [[mysql, samba, other servers]] |
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Latest revision as of 17:46, 1 April 2020
Motivation
Linux is an ideal operating sytstem for servers. From a small Raspberry Pi that controls some IoT devices to the big data centers. Linux is everywhere. Here we will only cover some of the more common server services. You can also learn some basics that are useful for many server applications.
