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Info Level: Intermediate Presenter: Eli the Computer Guy Date Created: 26 Minutes Length of Class: September 21, 2010 Tracks Linux Prerequisites Introduction to Linux Installing Linux Basic Linux Tasks VIM for File Editing Navigation in Linux Users, Groups and Permissions in Linux Linux Network Configuration Purpose of Class This class teaches students how to remotely administer their Linux servers using SSH, and to be able transfer files to and from the server using FTP. Topics Covered Install SSH Connecting to Server Using a Terminal Emulator Installing vsftpd for FTP Connecting to vsftpd using a FTP Client Class Notes SSH -- Secure Shell Install SSH on Server = sudo apt-get install ssh SSH Requires Port 22 Use a Terminal Emulator to Connect to the Server (PuTTy) FTP -- File Transfer Protocol Install FTP Server = sudo apt-get install vsftpd Edit vsftpd Configuration Files = sudo vim /etc/vsftpd.conf Uncoment #local_enable=YES to Allow Local Users to Login Uncomment #write_enable=YES to Allow File Uploads To Restart vsftpd Service = sudo service vsftpd restart Use an FTP Client to Connect to FTP Server (FileZilla) Resources PuTTy FileZilla Ubuntu vstpd Documentation: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/s...

Info Level: Beginner Presenter: Eli the Computer Guy Date Created: September 14, 2010 Length of Class: 35 Minutes Tracks Linux Prerequisites Introduction to Linux Installing Linux Basic Linux Tasks Purpose of Class This class teaches students how to edit configuration files in Linux using the text editor VIM. Topics Covered Starting VIM Editing Files Searching in Files Opening, Saving and Exiting Files Class Notes Introduction No .txt -- no file association Starting VIM Sudo vim XXX (opens a file, or creates file) Sudo -- sometimes you need, sometimes not... if you use it it will always work... To change ownership of a file (Sometimes needed to edit .ini and configuration files)- Sudo chown user file Editing and Navigating a = insert, esc = exit insert :/ = find (use wildcards) :/? = Find backward n = next Exiting and Saving :q = quit :q! = quit no save :wq = save and quit :e = open file :w = save as Final Thoughts... Very complicated... Lots of options... these are good enough to start with.... Resources Vim Website: http://www.vim.org/ Vim Manual: http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/vimum.html