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Contents

Start-Up
About This Guide
1. Available Documentation
2. Feedback
3. Documentation Conventions
4. About the Making of This Manual
5. Source Code
6. Acknowledgments
I. Installation and Setup
1. Installation with YaST
1.1. Choosing the Installation Media
1.2. Choosing the Installation Method
1.3. The Installation Workflow
1.4. System Start-Up for Installation
1.5. The Boot Screen
1.6. Welcome
1.7. Installation Mode
1.8. Clock and Time Zone
1.9. Desktop Selection
1.10. Suggested Partitioning
1.11. Create New User
1.12. Installation Settings
1.13. Performing the Installation
1.14. Configuration of the Installed System
1.15. Graphical Login
2. Setting Up Hardware Components with YaST
2.1. Probing Your Hardware
2.2. Setting Up Graphics Card and Monitor
2.3. Setting Up Keyboard and Mouse
2.4. Setting Up Sound Cards
2.5. Setting Up a Printer
3. Installing, Removing and Updating Software
3.1. Installing Software
3.2. Removing Software
3.3. Keeping the System Up-to-date
4. Accessing the Internet
4.1. Direct Internet Connection
4.2. Internet Connection Via Network
5. Managing Users with YaST
5.1. User and Group Administration Dialog
5.2. Managing User Accounts
5.3. Additional Options for User Accounts
5.4. Changing Default Settings for Local Users
5.5. Assigning Users to Groups
5.6. Managing Groups
5.7. Changing the User Authentication Method
6. Changing Language and Country Settings with YaST
6.1. Changing the System Language
6.2. Changing the Country and Time Settings
II. Basics
7. Basic Concepts
7.1. User Concept
7.2. The Linux File System
7.3. File Access Permissions
8. Shell Basics
8.1. Starting a Shell
8.2. Entering Commands
8.3. Working with Files and Directories
8.4. Becoming Root
8.5. Modifying File Permissions
8.6. Useful Features of the Shell
8.7. Editing Texts
8.8. Searching for Files or Contents
8.9. Viewing Text Files
8.10. Redirection and Pipes
8.11. Handling Processes
8.12. Important Linux Commands
III. Mobility
9. Mobile Computing with Linux
9.1. Laptops
9.2. Mobile Hardware
9.3. Cellular Phones and PDAs
9.4. For More Information
10. Using NetworkManager
10.1. Use Cases for NetworkManager
10.2. Enabling NetworkManager
10.3. Configuring Network Connections
10.4. Using KDE NetworkManager Widget
10.5. Using GNOME NetworkManager Applet
10.6. NetworkManager and Security
10.7. NetworkManager and VPN
10.8. Troubleshooting
10.9. For More Information
11. Copying and Sharing Files
11.1. Scenarios
11.2. Access Methods
11.3. Accessing Files on Different OS on the Same Computer
11.4. Copying Files between Linux Computers
11.5. Copying Files between Linux and Windows Computers with SSH
11.6. Sharing Files between Linux Computers
11.7. Sharing Files between Linux and Windows with Samba
11.8. For More Information
IV. Help and Troubleshooting
12. Help and Documentation
12.1. Using the KDE Help Center
12.2. Using GNOME Yelp
12.3. Browsing Man and Info Pages From Your Desktop
12.4. Additional Help Resources
12.5. For More Information
12.6. Support for
13. Common Problems and Their Solutions
13.1. Finding and Gathering Information
13.2. Installation Problems
13.3. Boot Problems
13.4. Login Problems
13.5. Network Problems
13.6. Data Problems
A. GNU Licenses
A.1. GNU General Public License
A.2. GNU Free Documentation License
Index
Reference
About This Guide
1. Available Documentation
2. Feedback
3. Documentation Conventions
4. About the Making of This Manual
5. Source Code
6. Acknowledgments
I. Advanced Deployment Scenarios
1. Remote Installation
1.1. Installation Scenarios for Remote Installation
1.2. Setting Up the Server Holding the Installation Sources
1.3. Preparing the Boot of the Target System
1.4. Booting the Target System for Installation
1.5. Monitoring the Installation Process
2. Advanced Disk Setup
2.1. Using the YaST Partitioner
2.2. LVM Configuration
2.3. Soft RAID Configuration
II. Managing and Updating Software
3. Installing or Removing Software
3.1. Definition of Terms
3.2. Using the Qt Interface
3.3. Using the Gtk Interface
3.4. Adding Software Repositories
4. 1-Click Install
5. YaST Online Update
5.1. Installing Patches Manually
5.2. Automatic Online Update
6. Installing Add-On Products
6.1. Add-Ons
6.2. Binary Drivers
7. Managing Software with Command Line Tools
7.1. Using Zypper
7.2. RPM—the Package Manager
III. Administration
8. YaST in Text Mode
8.1. Navigation in Modules
8.2. Restriction of Key Combinations
8.3. YaST Command Line Options
9. Printer Operation
9.1. The Workflow of the Printing System
9.2. Methods and Protocols for Connecting Printers
9.3. Installing the Software
9.4. Network Printers
9.5. Graphical Printing Interfaces
9.6. Printing from the Command Line
9.7. Special Features in
9.8. Troubleshooting
10. The X Window System
10.1. Manually Configuring the X Window System
10.2. Installing and Configuring Fonts
10.3. For More Information
11. System Monitoring Utilities
11.1. Debugging
11.2. Files and File Systems
11.3. Hardware Information
11.4. Networking
11.5. The /proc File System
11.6. Processes
11.7. System Information
11.8. User Information
11.9. Time and Date
12. Updating the System and System Changes
12.1. Updating the System
12.2. Software Changes from Version to Version
IV. System
13. 32-Bit and 64-Bit Applications in a 64-Bit System Environment
13.1. Runtime Support
13.2. Software Development
13.3. Software Compilation on Biarch Platforms
13.4. Kernel Specifications
14. Booting and Configuring a Linux System
14.1. The Linux Boot Process
14.2. The init Process
14.3. System Configuration via /etc/sysconfig
15. The Boot Loader
15.1. Booting with GRUB
15.2. Configuring the Boot Loader with YaST
15.3. Uninstalling the Linux Boot Loader
15.4. Creating Boot CDs
15.5. The Graphical SUSE Screen
15.6. Troubleshooting
15.7. For More Information
16. Special System Features
16.1. Information about Special Software Packages
16.2. Virtual Consoles
16.3. Keyboard Mapping
16.4. Language and Country-Specific Settings
17. Dynamic Kernel Device Management with udev
17.1. The /dev Directory
17.2. Kernel uevents and udev
17.3. Drivers, Kernel Modules, and Devices
17.4. Booting and Initial Device Setup
17.5. Monitoring the Running udev Daemon
17.6. Influencing Kernel Device Event Handling with udev Rules
17.7. Persistent Device Naming
17.8. Files used by udev
17.9. For More Information
18. Access Control Lists in Linux
18.1. Traditional File Permissions
18.2. Advantages of ACLs
18.3. Definitions
18.4. Handling ACLs
18.5. ACL Support in Applications
18.6. For More Information
19. Authentication with PAM
19.1. Structure of a PAM Configuration File
19.2. The PAM Configuration of sshd
19.3. Configuration of PAM Modules
19.4. Configuring PAM Using pam-config
19.5. For More Information
V. Services
20. Basic Networking
20.1. IP Addresses and Routing
20.2. IPv6—The Next Generation Internet
20.3. Name Resolution
20.4. Configuring a Network Connection with YaST
20.5. NetworkManager
20.6. Configuring a Network Connection Manually
20.7. smpppd as Dial-up Assistant
21. SLP Services in the Network
21.1. Installation
21.2. Activating SLP
21.3. SLP Front-Ends in
21.4. Installation over SLP
21.5. Providing Services via SLP
21.6. For More Information
22. The Domain Name System
22.1. DNS Terminology
22.2. Installation
22.3. Configuration with YaST
22.4. Starting the Name Server BIND
22.5. The Configuration File /etc/named.conf
22.6. Zone Files
22.7. Dynamic Update of Zone Data
22.8. Secure Transactions
22.9. DNS Security
22.10. For More Information
23. DHCP
23.1. Configuring a DHCP Server with YaST
23.2. DHCP Software Packages
23.3. The DHCP Server dhcpd
23.4. For More Information
24. Time Synchronization with NTP
24.1. Configuring an NTP Client with YaST
24.2. Configuring xntp in the Network
24.3. Setting Up a Local Reference Clock
25. Using NIS
25.1. Configuring NIS Servers
25.2. Configuring NIS Clients
26. LDAP—A Directory Service
26.1. LDAP versus NIS
26.2. Structure of an LDAP Directory Tree
26.3. Configuring an LDAP Server with YaST
26.4. Configuring an LDAP Client with YaST
26.5. Configuring LDAP Users and Groups in YaST
26.6. Browsing the LDAP Directory Tree
26.7. Manually Configuring an LDAP Server
26.8. Manually Administering LDAP Data
26.9. For More Information
27. Sharing File Systems with NFS
27.1. Installing the Required Software
27.2. Importing File Systems with YaST
27.3. Importing File Systems Manually
27.4. Exporting File Systems with YaST
27.5. Exporting File Systems Manually
27.6. NFS with Kerberos
27.7. For More Information
28. The Apache HTTP Server
28.1. Quick Start
28.2. Configuring Apache
28.3. Starting and Stopping Apache
28.4. Installing, Activating, and Configuring Modules
28.5. Getting CGI Scripts to Work
28.6. Setting Up a Secure Web Server with SSL
28.7. Avoiding Security Problems
28.8. Troubleshooting
28.9. For More Information
29. Setting up a FTP server with YaST
29.1. Starting the FTP server
29.2. FTP General Settings
29.3. FTP Performance Settings
29.4. Authentication
29.5. Expert Settings
29.6. For more information
VI. Mobility
30. Wireless Communication
30.1. Wireless LAN
31. Using Tablet PCs
31.1. Installing Tablet PC Packages
31.2. Configuring Your Tablet Device
31.3. Using the Virtual Keyboard
31.4. Rotating Your Display
31.5. Using Gesture Recognition
31.6. Taking Notes and Sketching with the Pen
31.7. Troubleshooting
31.8. For More Information
32. Using the Fingerprint Reader
32.1. Supported Applications and Actions
32.2. Managing Fingerprints with YaST
VII. Security
33. Masquerading and Firewalls
33.1. Packet Filtering with iptables
33.2. Masquerading Basics
33.3. Firewalling Basics
33.4. SuSEfirewall2
33.5. For More Information
34. SSH: Secure Network Operations
34.1. The OpenSSH Package
34.2. The ssh Program
34.3. scp—Secure Copy
34.4. sftp—Secure File Transfer
34.5. The SSH Daemon (sshd)—Server-Side
34.6. SSH Authentication Mechanisms
34.7. X, Authentication, and Forwarding Mechanisms
35. Managing X.509 Certification
35.1. The Principles of Digital Certification
35.2. YaST Modules for CA Management
36. Encrypting Partitions and Files
36.1. Setting Up an Encrypted File System with YaST
36.2. Using Encrypted Home Directories
36.3. Using vi to Encrypt Single ASCII Text Files
37. Confining Privileges with AppArmor
37.1. Installing Novell AppArmor
37.2. Enabling and Disabling Novell AppArmor
37.3. Getting Started with Profiling Applications
38. Security and Confidentiality
38.1. Local Security and Network Security
38.2. Some General Security Tips and Tricks
38.3. Using the Central Security Reporting Address
39. Help and Documentation
39.1. Documentation Directory
39.2. Man Pages
39.3. Info Pages
A. An Example Network
B. GNU Licenses
B.1. GNU General Public License
B.2. GNU Free Documentation License
KDE User Guide
About This Guide
1. Available Documentation
2. Feedback
3. Documentation Conventions
4. About the Making of This Manual
5. Source Code
6. Acknowledgments
I. Introduction to the KDE Desktop
1. Getting Started with the KDE Desktop
1.1. Logging In
1.2. Exploring the Desktop Components
1.3. Leaving Your System
1.4. Switching Desktops
2. Working with Your Desktop
2.1. Starting Programs
2.2. Using Dolphin File Manager
2.3. Moving Text between Applications
2.4. Finding Data on your Computer or in the File System
2.5. Accessing Removable Media and External Devices
2.6. Using Virtual Desktops
2.7. Managing Internet Connections
2.8. Exploring the Internet
2.9. E-Mail and Scheduling
2.10. Instant Messaging
2.11. Managing Passwords
2.12. Opening or Creating Documents with OpenOffice.org
2.13. Viewing PDF Files and Other Documents
2.14. Taking Screen Shots
2.15. Displaying, Decompressing, and Creating Archives
2.16. Creating CDs or DVDs
2.17. Viewing and Managing Digital Images
2.18. Managing Your Music Collection
2.19. For More Information
3. Customizing Your Settings
3.1. The Personal Settings
3.2. Configuring Desktop Objects
3.3. Configuring the Main Menu
3.4. Configuring the Panel
3.5. Configuring KDE Behavior
3.6. Configuring System and Security Aspects
II. Managing Files and Resources
4. Accessing Network Resources
4.1. General Notes on File Sharing and Network Browsing
4.2. Accessing Network Shares
4.3. Sharing Folders in Mixed Environments
4.4. Managing Windows Files
4.5. Configuring and Accessing a Windows Network Printer
4.6. Configuring Shortcuts to Network Folders
4.7. Configuring and Using a Small Web Server
5. Searching with Kerry
5.1. Searching Using Kerry
5.2. Configuring Kerry
6. Managing Print Jobs
6.1. Starting Print Jobs in KDE
6.2. Monitoring Print Jobs in KDE
7. Managing Passwords with KWallet Manager
7.1. Starting KWallet
7.2. The KWallet Manager
7.3. Copying Your Wallet to Another Computer
8. Controlling Your Desktop's Power Management with KPowersave
8.1. Tracking the Current State
8.2. Suspending Your Computer
8.3. Saving Power by Using Schemes
8.4. Configuring Notifications
8.5. Configuring KPowersave
A. Moving from Windows to Linux
A.1. Starting Applications from the Main Menu
A.2. Managing Files
A.3. Using the Command Line
A.4. Customizing Your Desktop
A.5. Switching between Applications
A.6. Accessing Network Resources
B. GNU Licenses
B.1. GNU General Public License
B.2. GNU Free Documentation License
GNOME User Guide
About This Guide
1. Available Documentation
2. Feedback
3. Documentation Conventions
4. About the Making of This Manual
5. Source Code
6. Acknowledgments
I. Introduction to the GNOME Desktop
1. Getting Started with the GNOME Desktop
1.1. Logging In and Selecting a Desktop
1.2. Logging Out
1.3. Desktop Basics
1.4. Using the Main Menu
1.5. Managing Folders and Files with Nautilus
1.6. Accessing Network Resources
1.7. Accessing Floppy Disks, CDs, or DVDs
1.8. Finding Data on Your Computer or in the File System
1.9. Moving Text Between Applications
1.10. Printing
1.11. Managing Internet Connections
1.12. Exploring the Internet
1.13. E-mail and Scheduling
1.14. Opening or Creating Documents with OpenOffice.org
1.15. Controlling Your Desktop’s Power Management
1.16. Creating, Displaying, and Decompressing Archives
1.17. Taking Screen Shots
1.18. Viewing PDF Files
1.19. Controlling Sound
1.20. Using the Fingerprint Reader
1.21. Obtaining Software Updates
1.22. For More Information
2. Customizing Your Settings
2.1. The Control Center
2.2. Hardware
2.3. Look and Feel
2.4. Personal
2.5. System
II. Internet Connectivity, Files and Resources
3. Accessing Network Resources
3.1. General Notes on File Sharing and Network Browsing
3.2. Accessing Network Shares
3.3. Sharing Folders
3.4. Managing Windows Files
3.5. Configuring and Accessing a Windows Network Printer
4. Searching with Beagle
4.1. Using Beagle
4.2. Search Tips
4.3. Performing a Property Search
4.4. Setting Search Preferences
4.5. Indexing Other Directories
4.6. Preventing Files and Directories from Being Indexed
4.7. For More Information
5. Managing Printers
5.1. Installing a Printer
5.2. Modifying Printer Settings
5.3. Canceling Print Jobs
5.4. Deleting a Printer
6. Desktop Integrated Collaboration Environment
7. Assistive Technology Support
8. Backing Up User Data
A. Moving from Windows to Linux
A.1. Starting Applications from the Main Menu
A.2. Managing Files
A.3. Using the Command Line
A.4. Customizing Your Desktop
A.5. Switching between Applications
A.6. Accessing Network Resources
B. GNU Licenses
B.1. GNU General Public License
B.2. GNU Free Documentation License
Application Guide
About This Guide
1. Available Documentation
2. Feedback
3. Documentation Conventions
4. About the Making of This Manual
5. Source Code
6. Acknowledgments
I. OpenOffice.org Novell Edition and Other Office Applications
1. The OpenOffice.org Office Suite
1.1. Understanding OpenOffice.org
1.2. Finding Help and Information About OpenOffice.org
2. OpenOffice.org Writer
2.1. What's New in OpenOffice.org 3.0 Writer?
2.2. Creating a New Document
2.3. Sharing Documents with Other Word Processors
2.4. Formatting with Styles
2.5. Using Templates to Format Documents
2.6. Working with Large Documents
2.7. Using Writer as an HTML Editor
3. OpenOffice.org Calc
3.1. Using Spreadsheets with Calc
4. Further OpenOffice.org Modules
4.1. Using Presentations with Impress
4.2. Using Databases with Base
4.3. Creating Graphics with Draw
4.4. Creating Mathematical Formulas with Math
5. Viewing PDF Files and Other Documents with Okular
5.1. Viewing PDF Files
5.2. Annotating a PDF File
5.3. For More Information
6. Viewing PDF Files with Evince
7. Getting Started with BasKet
7.1. Creating Baskets
7.2. Working with Baskets
7.3. For More Information
8. Taking Notes with Tomboy
8.1. Creating Notes
8.2. Searching All Notes
8.3. Linking Notes
8.4. Accessing Your Notes
8.5. Formatting Text in Notes
8.6. Exporting Notes to HTML
8.7. Deleting Notes
8.8. Printing Notes
8.9. Configuring Tomboy Preferences
9. Encryption with KGpg
9.1. Why Signing and Encrypting?
9.2. Generating a New Key Pair
9.3. Exporting the Public Key
9.4. Importing Keys
9.5. The Key Server Dialog
9.6. Text and File Encryption
9.7. For More Information
10. Encryption with Passwords and Encryption Keys
10.1. Signing and Encryption
10.2. Generating a New Key Pair
10.3. Modifying Key Properties
10.4. Importing Keys
10.5. Exporting Keys
10.6. Backing Up Keyrings
10.7. Signing a Key
10.8. File Manager Integration
10.9. Encryption Preferences
II. Communication and Collaboration
11. Kontact: E-Mailing and Calendaring
11.1. Kontact Overview
11.2. Mail
11.3. Contacts
11.4. Calendar
11.5. For More Information
12. Evolution: E-Mail and Calendaring
12.1. Starting Evolution for the First Time
12.2. Using Evolution: An Overview
13. Synchronizing a Handheld Computer with KPilot
13.1. Configuring the Handheld Connection
13.2. Conduits, Communication and Synchronization
13.3. Conduits Used by KPilot
13.4. Synchronizing with KOrganizer
13.5. Configuring the KAddressBook Conduit
13.6. Working with KPilot
13.7. For More Information
14. Synchronizing Your Handheld Devices with GNOME Pilot
14.1. GNOME Pilot Configuration Tool
14.2. The Pilot Applet
15. Instant Messaging with Kopete
15.1. Configuring Kopete
15.2. Chatting with Friends
15.3. Customizing Kopete
15.4. For More Information
16. Instant Messaging with Empathy
17. Instant Messaging with Pidgin
17.1. Supported Protocols
17.2. Adding an Account
17.3. Managing Your Buddy List
17.4. Chatting
18. Using Voice over IP with Ekiga
18.1. Configuring Ekiga
18.2. The Ekiga User Interface
18.3. Making a Call
18.4. Answering a Call
18.5. Using the Address Book
18.6. For More Information
III. Internet
19. Browsing with Konqueror
19.1. Tabbed Browsing
19.2. Automatic Scrolling
19.3. Profiles
19.4. Saving Web Pages and Graphics
19.5. Searching with Konqueror
19.6. Bookmarks
19.7. Java and JavaScript
19.8. Enabling Advertisement Blockers
19.9. For More Information
20. Browsing with Firefox
20.1. Navigating Web Sites
20.2. Finding Information
20.3. Managing Bookmarks
20.4. Using the Download Manager
20.5. Security
20.6. Customizing Firefox
20.7. Printing from Firefox
20.8. For More Information
21. Transferring Data From the Internet
21.1. ASCII vs. Binary Transfers
21.2. Connecting to a Remote Server
21.3. Transferring Files
21.4. Setting Up an HTTP Proxy Server
21.5. For More Information
IV. Multimedia
22. Manipulating Graphics with The GIMP
22.1. Graphics Formats
22.2. Starting The GIMP
22.3. Getting Started
22.4. Saving Images
22.5. Editing Images
22.6. Printing Images
22.7. For More Information
23. Managing Your Digital Image Collection
23.1. Configuring Your Camera
23.2. Downloading Pictures from the Camera
23.3. Managing Albums
23.4. Managing Tags
23.5. Creating Powerful Search Filters
23.6. Exporting Image Collections
23.7. Viewing and Editing Images
23.8. Useful Tools
23.9. Batch Processing
23.10. Troubleshooting
23.11. For More Information
24. Managing Your Digital Image Collection with F-Spot
24.1. Importing Photos
24.2. Downloading Pictures from Your Camera
24.3. Getting Photo Information
24.4. Managing Tags
24.5. Searching and Finding Photos
24.6. Exporting Image Collections
24.7. Basic Photo Editing
24.8. Sharing Photos
25. Playing Music and Movies
25.1. Mixers
25.2. Playing Music Files
25.3. Handling Audio CDs
25.4. Playing Movie Files
26. Playing and Managing Your Music with Banshee
26.1. Listening to Music
26.2. Managing Your Music Library
26.3. Using Banshee with Your Digital Audio Player
26.4. Creating Audio and MP3 CDs
26.5. Sharing Your Music
26.6. Configuring Banshee Preferences
27. Playing Movie Files
27.1. Using the Totem Movie Player
27.2. Modifying Totem Movie Player Preferences
28. Burning CDs and DVDs With K3b
28.1. Creating a Data CD or DVD
28.2. Creating an Audio CD
28.3. Copying a CD or DVD
28.4. Writing ISO Images
28.5. Creating a Multisession CD or DVD
28.6. For More Information
29. Burning CDs and DVDs With Brasero
29.1. Creating a Data CD or DVD
29.2. Creating an Audio CD
29.3. Copying a CD or DVD
29.4. Writing ISO Images
29.5. Creating a Multisession CD or DVD
29.6. For More Information
A. Getting to Know Linux Software
A.1. Office Applications
A.2. Network
A.3. Multimedia
A.4. Graphics
A.5. System and File Management
A.6. Software Development
B. GNU Licenses
B.1. GNU General Public License
B.2. GNU Free Documentation License
Novell AppArmor Administration Guide
About This Guide
1. Feedback
2. Documentation Conventions
3. About the Making of This Manual
4. Source Code
5. Acknowledgments
1. Immunizing Programs
1.1. Introducing the AppArmor Framework
1.2. Determining Programs to Immunize
1.3. Immunizing cron Jobs
1.4. Immunizing Network Applications
2. Profile Components and Syntax
2.1. Breaking a Novell AppArmor Profile into Its Parts
2.2. Profile Types
2.3. #include Statements
2.4. Capability Entries (POSIX.1e)
2.5. Network Access Control
2.6. Paths and Globbing
2.7. File Permission Access Modes
2.8. Execute Modes
2.9. Resource Limit Control
2.10. Auditing Rules
3. AppArmor Profile Repositories
3.1. Using the Local Repository
3.2. Using the External Repository
4. Building and Managing Profiles with YaST
4.1. Adding a Profile Using the Wizard
4.2. Manually Adding a Profile
4.3. Editing Profiles
4.4. Deleting a Profile
4.5. Updating Profiles from Log Entries
4.6. Managing Novell AppArmor and Security Event Status
5. Building Profiles from the Command Line
5.1. Checking the AppArmor Module Status
5.2. Building AppArmor Profiles
5.3. Adding or Creating an AppArmor Profile
5.4. Editing an AppArmor Profile
5.5. Deleting an AppArmor Profile
5.6. Two Methods of Profiling
5.7. Important Filenames and Directories
6. Profiling Your Web Applications Using ChangeHat
6.1. Apache ChangeHat
6.2. Configuring Apache for mod_apparmor
7. Managing Profiled Applications
7.1. Monitoring Your Secured Applications
7.2. Configuring Security Event Notification
7.3. Configuring Reports
7.4. Configuring and Using the AppArmor Desktop Monitor Applet
7.5. Reacting to Security Event Rejections
7.6. Maintaining Your Security Profiles
8. Support
8.1. Updating Novell AppArmor Online
8.2. Using the Man Pages
8.3. For More Information
8.4. Troubleshooting
8.5. Reporting Bugs for AppArmor
9. Background Information on AppArmor Profiling
A. GNU Licenses
A.1. GNU General Public License
A.2. GNU Free Documentation License
Glossary
KDE Quick Start
1. Getting Started
2. Starting Programs
3. Handling Media
4. Customizing Your Desktop
5. Applying Desktop Effects
6. Using Virtual Desktops
7. Using the File Manager
8. Browsing the Internet
9. Managing Passwords
10. E-Mailing and Calendaring
11. Instant Messaging with Kopete
12. Starting OpenOffice.org
13. Viewing PDF Files and Other Documents
14. Searching for Data
15. Creating a CD or DVD
16. Managing Your Digital Image Collection
17. Managing Your Music Collection
18. Configuring Your System with YaST
19. Logging Out
20. For More Information
21. Legal Notice
22. GNU Free Documentation License
GNOME Quick Start
1. Getting Started
2. Starting Programs
3. Customizing Your Desktop
4. Managing Files and Folders
5. Browsing the Internet with Firefox
6. E-Mailing and Calendaring
7. Instant Messaging with Empathy
8. Starting OpenOffice.org
9. Viewing PDF Files
10. Finding Files on Your Computer
11. Creating a CD/DVD
12. Managing Your Digital Image Collection
13. Managing Your Media
14. Configuring Your System with YaST
15. Managing Printers
16. Logging Out
17. For More Information
18. Legal Notice
19. GNU Free Documentation License
Novell AppArmor (2.3) Quick Start
1. AppArmor Modes
2. Starting and Stopping AppArmor
3. AppArmor Command Line Tools
4. Methods of Profiling
5. Learning Mode
6. Example Profile
7. Structure of a Profile
8. Helpful Additions
9. Logging and Auditing
10. Directories and Files
11. For More Information
12. Legal Notice
13. GNU Free Documentation License