Here in my youtube channel , there you find some video tutorial created with educational purpose and shared on youtube. Some Perl and Python scripts are taking the control of the actions demonstrated in these videos.
These scripts act as an engine running in background to automatically mimic different actions like typing commands, editing files, or any other task that can be done in a Linux terminal. Finally the automated actions are captured and saved in video format.
In following, I provided a link to each video and a short description aout each video.
Using SELinux can be difficult even if you know very well about its concept. I tried to put in practice all the commands related in using SELinux, in the following video.
This procedure will help a lot to configure Apache server modules with CGI when our application is coded in Python, Perl or C.
Here is a quick and basic procedure to create an Apache web server tested on redhat 5.5
We can have a local yum repository as a source for update/install yum pckages.
In a local network, it can be very helpful to create a centralized yum server, for storing yum packages.
Specifically, it will be very useful when there is no inernet access to the LAN.
To have a good start working with Red Hat systems, is good to have a look on simple, though useful common commands.