Perl for System Administration
As the topics move beyond file systems, user accounts, and process control, the tripartite division in the discussion breaks down. Treatments of TCP/IP and e-mail feature discussions of NIS, WINS, DNS, and nslookup. The chapters on directory services and SQL database management--while apparently digressive--are inserted tactically to enable elegant approaches to the more mundane administrative tasks of sending and receiving e-mail and managing log files to maximize their utility. Blank-Edelman's keen pragmatism shines in the chapter on security in which noticing intrusion earlier instead of later draws on many of the skills that are developed throughout the book. Five tutorials, in RCS, LDAP, XML, SQL, and SNMP, are included. Delightfully, this is one of Perl's and O'Reilly's best-written books.
- Cost: $24.47
- Pages: 430
- Edition: 1st edition
- ISBN: 1565926099
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Released Date:
January 15, 2000
Cost:
$24.47
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$34.95
Pages:
430
Edition:
1st edition
ISBN:
1565926099
Publisher:
O'Reilly & Associates
Author:
David N. Blank-Edelman
Keywords:
perl administration, windows perl, mac perl, linux perl, unix perl, perl system administration
Summary:
How to administer Unix, Windows NT/2000, and Mac OS systems with Perl
Description:
As the topics move beyond file systems, user accounts, and process control, the tripartite division in the discussion breaks down. Treatments of TCP/IP and e-mail feature discussions of NIS, WINS, DNS, and nslookup. The chapters on directory services and SQL database management--while apparently digressive--are inserted tactically to enable elegant approaches to the more mundane administrative tasks of sending and receiving e-mail and managing log files to maximize their utility. Blank-Edelman's keen pragmatism shines in the chapter on security in which noticing intrusion earlier instead of later draws on many of the skills that are developed throughout the book. Five tutorials, in RCS, LDAP, XML, SQL, and SNMP, are included. Delightfully, this is one of Perl's and O'Reilly's best-written books.
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