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Level: Beginner
Presenter: Eli the Computer Guy
Date Created: August 20, 2010
Length of Class: 53 Minutes
Tracks
Linux
Prerequisites
Installing Linux
Introduction to Linux
Purpose of Class
This class teaches students the basic tasks that are required inorder to maintain a Linux server.
Topics Covered
Man Pages
The importance of sudo
Installing software using tasksel
Installing software using apt-get
Restarting services
the top command
Basic navigation
Class Notes
Sudo is used before a command. It acts like “run as administrator” in Windows
Man pages are reference pages for commands and programs
Example of usage: man ping
q quits man pages
The tasksel command installs numerous programs at one time to create a server (LAMP or such)
Example: sudo tasksel
Apt-get Installs, Removes or Updates Software
Install: sudo apt-get install xxx
Uninstall: sudo apt-get remove xxx
Update: Sudo apt-get upgrade
Restart Services
Example: sudo /etc/init.d/xxx (restart start stop)
Top is like “Task Manager” in Windows
Example: sudo top
K to kill a process
H for help
Basic navigation
To change to another directory use the cd command
Example: cd /etc/var/www (changes to web root folder)
Linux is literal
Capitalization matters!!!
Final Thoughts
To Logout just use the exit command
Resources
Nguồn: https://codeigniterbrasil.com
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I've found my PID
Linux for dummies. Personaly, I really need someone to explain me like they do a 6 yo for me to get it, so thanks. I wish there were this type of tutorials on everything tech related
Wow, 10 years later, still very interesting and informative.
Thanks I am very appreciated your explanations will follow up.
Yeah, as soon as you hit that man page, you're going to want to throw Linux out. And you should, because everything in Linux is that irrational and exasperating. From the insane file structure, to the repositories that never seem to have what you need, to the enraging default file permissions, to the inability of anyone in the known universe to explain the many errors you will get (hint: they ALL mean, "go back to Windows, silly boy), Linux is an exercise in constant frustration. You will spend countless hours fighting and fighting to bring your Linux experiment up to a minimal level of function, only to realize that a minimal level of function is all Linux will ever deliver. Just throw it out at the start and save yourself the frustration.
Feb 2020.. Just switched to Linux Mint 19.3. Cinnamon from ( u know, the usual suspect!) Windows 7.. I'm inverted to computers and learning, as of now.. Linux is not complicated at all, actually It's Easy, Once you get to Know It !!! Good Video, though.
If you want to exit man pages, remember to press Q BEFORE you throw the computer out the window, not after.
Hi Eli, can you please share me one link where I will be able to get get all the videos as it is tough to watch all the videos identically? I watch all your videos and I follow only you for Linux. You have described all the stuffs very clearly. If possible, please share your contact number so that I could ask questions from you on whatsapp.
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Eli that was so good. Thank u
Big liiiike 😍😍❤
What is your justification for using the term LUI? No meaning, origin, nor fields of use are readily available from an internet search for LUI. CLI (command line interface) is a common term, used in both IT and software development.
You are awesome Ali!!! Thanks for all the information you gave to me. Keep them great videos coming. I'm watching you all the way from Cambodia.
big q or little?
yeah well maybe i dont want this linux bull shit after all
i am so glad i missedthe history ive heard it so many timesbut i dont understand a damn thing after 6 or so vids
Damn if I would of only stayed in comp class as a kid all this might not have sounded like alien talk
Thanks Eli. You are a great instructor. The admin protocols I learned about Linux came from studying under managers. I wanted to start from the basics, and you have done that. Thanks keep doing what you are doing bro.
It's so weird how he pronounces all 'ch' sounds as 'kh'
Eli keeps up with your great job…Your explanations are just crystal clear…Thanks, A mili
Am I the only person who wants to boink this guy? (Does he have a boyfriend?)
how does continued updates equate to an OS being crap? I've seen Linux distros patch their software almost as frequently as Windows. So by their logic Linux is also crap. "oh Linux doesn't have as many security vulnerabilities as Windows does, so it's safer" that's crap, if I were a hacker wanting to send malware to a bunch of computer users I would hedge my bets and write said malware for Windows because Windows has the larger install base. That isn't to say there aren't any for Linux. And honestly I've seen more web and database server exploits than anything. Which are individual services running on Linux. And that's not even talking about VMs running on the Linux platform that are running Windows servers, among other things. Linux has it's place in the IT world, Windows has it's place. stop pretending one is better than the other overall because of some arbitrary attributes, that are false. I personally love Linux in web, file, db, and vm hosting roles.
Still watching in 2019. Thanks for this. Great teaching methods.
There are not enough woman pages in linux!!!!!
How can I add a Shared partition that Anbox can access?
Watching in 2018
who´s watching this in 2018?
is Linux the same is shelling ? I try practicing on the phone app and none of the stuff work. Sudo -lr none of the code don't work, what am I doing wrong here
wdf
Thank you!
You're on hell of a 'technologist!!'
Good job Eli 8 years later and this video is still very helpful to newbies like me. Keep up the great work and thanks for the free knowledge! Subbed¡
Eli thanks,u r telling info very nicely but will u plz make short video?that it'll be convenient for us.
This is really good. I have followed and watched your videos and it's been really informative and useful to me. However, I would like to ask you for a favor. Can you make a video of installing active directory, DHCP and DNS in Linux server? I really want to know how it works. Secondly, in an enterprise environment, what server is used the most, Windows server or Linux server?
damn nice work, Sir! 🙂
man command just takes one to the manual.
Thank you alot for making this video
This is awesome! Thanks for this
I'm very grateful for these excellent videos. Many thanks, Eli!
Who's watching this in 2018?
Commands you included in this session are the fresher's interview questions for System administrator. Great work! Always a fan!
Wow you are a blessing!
Thanks! It's great you provide the related idea in Windows… I'm sure many people are good in Windows, but just new to Linux.
May be a great version of training is "Linux for Windows users" (or may be you already have something..) Keep up the great work!!
hey eli, some of the info e.g. explaining the sudo is really great but you keep repeating that this is not windows again and again :)) sometimes the fodder between pieces of applicable info is a bit too much, it's nice that it's not totally dry instruction but after two other videos you keep reminding us this is different from windows 🙂
Login as root –> sudo bash
Also, man pages do not work by default.
Use –> sudo apt-get install man-db
I started this tutorial a little confused but I am one for analogies and I found the use of Windows analogies very helpful thank you because ten minutes in I was going to quit but glad I didn't. What I don't get is using my desktop Mint command like top worked with out sudo in front of them and I must find out what is meant by teh ROOT directory.