[SAGE] Re: [lopsa-discuss] Any suggestions for a good LINUX Administratorsbook

["Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier" <jzb@zonker.net>]

John Boris wrote:
> I am looking for a good LINUX (Preferably Fedora) Administrators
> reference book. Most of the stuff I have been finding always points to
> the GUI interface (which I only have on one of my servers). These
> servers are on a Private network and not seen to the Internet. I have
> been searching on the net and have read the How-Tos but even they always
> point to the GUI tools. I am looking for a good reference that shows
> some command line references. I did come across one good How-To but I
> want to find a hard copy, preferably one that has a good index.

I would recommend "A Practical Guide to Red Hat Linux" (ISBN
0-13-147024-8) -- it's pretty good, for Fedora/RH. It is slightly dated
now, since it's for FC2 -- you might wait to see if they put out an
updated version when FC5 is released.

Best,

Zonker
-- 
Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier <jzb@zonker.net>

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