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A lot of today's successful businesses have been around for years, long before the internet was a viable option in marketing and advertising a product. Although billboards, TV commercials, and radio plus print advertisements have been prosperous in the past, they will not have the effect they once did in today's world. Many people no longer check the paper for movie times, these people reference online venues. Lots of people no longer hand-write letters, they electronically draft emails. A lot of shy away from garage markets when they can utilize Craigslist ads. While some may resist the reality, this country and the rest of the world relies on technology more and more every day. This is not something to dread or dwell upon; it is something to take advantage of!<<<BR>>
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For anyone born after 1980, it is easy to notice the growing reputation of social networks and it will not take a genius to identify the direction in which our earth's social media market's popularity will certainly continue to move. People in the age of 20 to twenty nine use social media more than any other age group, with 41% spending 11+ hours a week on social media sites. Age 30 to 39 is the next most frequent user base associated with social media, with 37% of them spending 11+ hours a week on social media sites too. While the younger age groups on these networking sites could be more interested in social status, the particular older groups will concentrate on marketing and advertising. Understandably, most people have heard of Facebook, which has become the largest social networking website to date. Facebook has over five hundred million users, half of which log-on at least once per day. Among the US internet populace, 72% are members of Facebook, with ages 18-24 seeing the most rapid growth. That is 36% of this country's online users visit a single website every day! It would be exceptionally hard to find an additional channel with that kind of effect. Twitter, LinkedIn, and sites are just a few of the other well-known social networks available today, all delivering remarkable accessibility to a large group of people.<<<BR>>
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Social media is the fastest developing marketing tool, and any company not capitalizing on its several capabilities could be at a disadvantage to its competitors. Waiting around and not taking advantage of this vastly growing marketing tool is an chance that companies are missing. Business is ever evolving therefore must marketing campaigns to keep pace with the competition. Therefore then why wouldn't somebody immediately get involved with social marketing? This cannot be money, as most of such networks are free. It cannot be experience, because anyone can outsource their marketing for dirt cheap. A lot of people just do not know. They do not know what it is, nor understand the capabilities. But most importantly, these are unaware of the positive economic growth it will potentially have on their company.<<<BR>>
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#format wiki
#language en
= RedHat =
 * Set-up and installation notes.
 * Add new yum repo
   {{{
     sudo wget -P /etc/yum.repos.d/ ftp://server1/pub/gls/server1.repo
   }}}
 * Start / Stop a service.
   {{{
    $ sudo /sbin/service httpd stop
    $ sudo /sbin/chkconfig httpd off
    OR
    System->Admin->Services
   }}}
 * YUM
   {{{
     yum localinstall xxxxx.rpm
     yum clean dbcache / all
   }}}
 * Persistent Kernel Configuration sysctl, add to /proc/sys
   {{{
     sysctl -a
     sysctl -p << Process sysctl.conf
   }}}
 * fdisk & partitions
  {{{
     partprove << reinitializes the kernel's in-memory version of the partition table
     e2label /dev/sdX MYfsLabel
       mount LABEL-MYfsLabel /mnt
     blkid << show all labels
     tune2fs -o acl,user_xattr /dev/sda2 << set default mount options., check with dumpe2fs
  }}}
 * ACL's (mounted with -o acl)
   * New files inherit default ACL from dir, mv and cp -p preserve ACL's
   {{{
   getfacl
   setfacl
   -m modify, -x remove, d-default set on dir
   }}}
 * Files in use
   {{{
      fuser -v /mnt/home << who is using file system
      fuser -km /mnt/home << kill all actions on a filesystem
      mount -o remount,rw /
      mount --bind /something /anotherthing

   }}}

 * NFS Filesystems /etc/fstab , activated by /etc/init.d/netfs
   {{{
      mount -t nfs server1:/var/ftp/pub /mnt/server1
      Line in /etc/fstab
      server1:/var/ftp/pub /mnt/server1 nfs defaults 0 0
   }}}
 * Automounter (autofs RPM) U5-P137
     /etc/auto.master: << contains dir in fs, and yet another config file with further specific mount options.
       /misc /etc/auto.misc
       /net -hosts << -hosts allow browsing of nfs shares (could also use -g flag)
       /home/guests /etc/auto.home.guests
       /- /etc/auto.direct << /- Allows auto.direct to mount anywhere in file-system

     /etc/auto.misc:
       server1 -ro,soft server1:/var/ftp/pub
       or
       cd -fstype=iso9660,ro,nosuid,nodev :/dev/cdrom

     /etc/auto.home.guests
       * -fstype=nfs server1:/home/guests/& << Mounts nfs on server1 with same name as dir access local in /home/guests

 * Password
   * /etc/login.defs
   * modify user with # chage [opt] uname
   * groupadd -g 200 sales (GID=200)
   * Add Group: # usermod -a -G sales joshua ( without -a remove other groups)

 * Quota System
   1. Add to '''fstab''' entry '''usrquota''' or '''grpquota''', then mount -o remount /home
   1. crate quote db in top fs dir, # '''quotacheck -cug''' (use quotacheck -c /home to update)
   1. Start or stop quotas, '''quotaon''', '''quotaoff'''
   1. Set quota # '''edquota USER 4096 5120 40 50 /foo'''
   1. Copy user1 policy to user2 # edquota -p user1 user2
   
  * SELinux (user:role:type:sensitivity:category)
    1. # chcon -t tmp_t /etc/hosts << change security context.
    1. List all types # chcon --reference
    1. #restorecon /root/*
    * Modes Enforcing, Permissive, Disabled
      * /etc/sysconfig/selinux
      * system-config-securitylevel
      * getenforce and setenforce 0|1
      * GRUB selinux=0
 * NIS
   * # yum install portmap
   * # '''getent''' passwd

 * tcp_wrappers
   1. check with # ldd EXE
   1. /etc/hosts.allow
         sshd: ALL EXCEPT .cracker.org EXCEPT trusted.cracker.org
  
 * Samba
   {{{
   /etc/samba/smb.conf << well commented.
   # testparm << check syntax

   ads - Active Directory member, add with #net ads join -U Administrator

   encrypted passwords stored in /etc/samba/passdb.tdb
   add user with # smbpasswd -a user
   modify # smbpasswd user
   User needs local account translated through /etc/samba/smbusers or '''winbindd''' service.

   smbclient -L ''hostname'' << view shares

   mount -t cifs //stationX /mnt/samba -o user=Piet,dom=MyDomain,uid=500,file_mode=664

   }}}


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CategoryLinux

RedHat

  • Set-up and installation notes.
  • Add new yum repo 
    •      sudo wget -P /etc/yum.repos.d/  ftp://server1/pub/gls/server1.repo
  • Start / Stop a service. 
    •     $ sudo /sbin/service httpd stop
    $ sudo /sbin/chkconfig httpd off
    OR
    System->Admin->Services
  • YUM 
    •      yum localinstall xxxxx.rpm
     yum clean dbcache / all
  • Persistent Kernel Configuration sysctl, add to /proc/sys 
    •      sysctl -a
     sysctl -p   << Process sysctl.conf

  • fdisk & partitions 

    •      partprove   << reinitializes the kernel's in-memory version of the partition table
     e2label /dev/sdX MYfsLabel
       mount LABEL-MYfsLabel /mnt
     blkid   << show all labels
     tune2fs -o acl,user_xattr /dev/sda2   << set default mount options., check with dumpe2fs
  • ACL's (mounted with -o acl)
    • New files inherit default ACL from dir, mv and cp -p preserve ACL's 
         getfacl
   setfacl
   -m modify,  -x remove,   d-default set on dir
  • Files in use 
    •       fuser -v /mnt/home    << who is using file system
      fuser -km /mnt/home   << kill all actions on a filesystem
      mount -o remount,rw  /
      mount --bind /something /anotherthing
  • NFS Filesystems /etc/fstab , activated by /etc/init.d/netfs 
    •       mount -t nfs server1:/var/ftp/pub  /mnt/server1
      Line in /etc/fstab
      server1:/var/ftp/pub  /mnt/server1  nfs  defaults  0 0
  • Automounter (autofs RPM) U5-P137

    • /etc/auto.master: << contains dir in fs, and yet another config file with further specific mount options.

      • /misc /etc/auto.misc

        /net -hosts << -hosts allow browsing of nfs shares (could also use -g flag) /home/guests /etc/auto.home.guests /- /etc/auto.direct << /- Allows auto.direct to mount anywhere in file-system

      /etc/auto.misc:
      • server1 -ro,soft server1:/var/ftp/pub or cd -fstype=iso9660,ro,nosuid,nodev :/dev/cdrom
      /etc/auto.home.guests

      • -fstype=nfs server1:/home/guests/& << Mounts nfs on server1 with same name as dir access local in /home/guests

  • Password
    • /etc/login.defs
    • modify user with # chage [opt] uname
    • groupadd -g 200 sales (GID=200)
    • Add Group: # usermod -a -G sales joshua ( without -a remove other groups)
  • Quota System

    1. Add to fstab entry usrquota or grpquota, then mount -o remount /home

    2. crate quote db in top fs dir, # quotacheck -cug (use quotacheck -c /home to update)

    3. Start or stop quotas, quotaon, quotaoff

    4. Set quota # edquota USER 4096 5120 40 50 /foo

    5. Copy user1 policy to user2 # edquota -p user1 user2
    • SELinux (user:role:type:sensitivity:category)

      1. # chcon -t tmp_t /etc/hosts << change security context.

      2. List all types # chcon --reference
      3. #restorecon /root/*
      4. Modes Enforcing, Permissive, Disabled
        • /etc/sysconfig/selinux
        • system-config-securitylevel
        • getenforce and setenforce 0|1
        • GRUB selinux=0
  • NIS
    • # yum install portmap

    • # getent passwd

  • tcp_wrappers
    1. check with # ldd EXE
    2. /etc/hosts.allow
      • sshd: ALL EXCEPT .cracker.org EXCEPT trusted.cracker.org
  • Samba 
    •    /etc/samba/smb.conf   << well commented.
   # testparm   << check syntax

   ads - Active Directory member, add with #net ads join -U Administrator

   encrypted passwords stored in  /etc/samba/passdb.tdb
   add user with # smbpasswd -a user
   modify # smbpasswd user
   User needs local account translated through /etc/samba/smbusers or '''winbindd''' service.

   smbclient -L ''hostname''    << view shares

   mount -t cifs //stationX  /mnt/samba -o user=Piet,dom=MyDomain,uid=500,file_mode=664

...

CategoryLinux

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