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Samba servers
     adding authentication to
     anonymous file servers, building for Windows
     batch conversion of system users ot Samba users
     controlling share access with access control lists
     CrossOver Office, running Windows applications with
     enabling users' home directory access
     Linux clients, connecting
         to file servers or peer networks
         to Samba domains via command-line tools
         to Samba domains via GUI LAN browsers
         to Samba workgroups via command-line tools
     Linux clients, sharing Windows printers with
     logins from Windows 95/98/ME
     passwords, Samba and Linux, syncing
     passwords, Windows, handling encrypted and non-encrypted
     primary domain controllers, building
     public shares for users, creating
     roaming profiles, enabling
     Samba versions 2.x and 3.x, compared
     Windows clients, connecting to Samba domains
         95/98/ME
         NT/2000
         XP
     Windows clients, sharing Linux printers with
     Windows/Linux peer networks, building
SAO (session-at-once) write option
Sarge
     sources.list
SASL (Simple Authentication and Security Layer)
scp
SCSI addresses, finding for CD/DVD writers
SCSI device information, displaying
SCSI devices, listing
SCSI emulation, enabling for IDE/ATAPI CD/DVD writers
search engines, controlling server access by
security 2nd
     amavisd-new
     Clam Anti-Virus scanner
     Debian, updates for
     defense checklist
     DNS blackhole lists
     fundamental precautions
     GRUB password protection
     GRUB, locking users from menu entries
     incoming mail, applying restrictions
     LILO, password-protection of
     messages with attachments, rejecting
     nobody user, risk mitigation
     ntp exploits, preventing
     SpamAssasin, installing on Postfix
     SSL
     UBE (unsolicited bulk email) controls
         basic configurations
     whitelists, creating
     Windows hosts, modification
ServerLayouts
     choosing among at startup
     setting a default
services
     manual start and stop
     prioritization
     startup services, manually configuring
sessions
     session write option
     switching between console and X Windows sessions
     VIM
setgid
setuid, security problems with
sftp
Shadow Suite
shared servers
shutdown
     automating
Sid
     sources.list
Slackware
     graphical login manager
     initialization
     runlevels
     users, sorting human from system
slay program
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
     response codes and commands
smtp-auth
     authenticating Postfix servers to other servers
     user authentication on Postfix
smtpd_recipient_restrictions directive
SOA (Start of Authority)
soft links
software installation
     RPM-based systems [See RPM]
     source-built systems
source code
    creating packages from
         CheckInstall, using
     generating file lists for easy uninstalls
     installing from on Debian
     installing programs from
     programs, installing from
         system preparation
sox command
     -h option
spam prevention with DNS blackhole lists
SpamAssasin, setting up on Postfix
     amavisd-new, using
Spamhaus and Spamcop
SPEWS (Spam Prevention Early Warning System)
split utility
Squirrelmail
SRAM (Static Random Access Memory)
SRPM (source RPM)
ssh 2nd
     Bash prompt, customizing for
     secure file transfers over rsync
SSH (Secure Shell) protocol 2nd [See also OpenSSH]
     file permissions, setting
     X, tunneling over SSH
ssh-agent
     shutdown at logout
ssh-keygen command
sshd
     starting and stopping
startup services, manually configuring
startx command
     configuring
     opening additional X sessions
status command
su command
Subversion version control system
sudo command
supermount command
SuSE
     graphical login manager
     loadable kernel modules, adding
     SuSE OpenExchange
     users, sorting human from system
symlinks
system-config-network graphical configuration tool
system-config-xfree utility

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