[quicktime width=480 height=280]http://www.skoda.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/grim-dings-80.m4v[/quicktime]
Grimlager is the first Ironforge Sentinel to hit the big 8 0.  Let’s get going Crillibunk, you have a long way to go 😉
More from chapter 15, especially memory management.  Here’s the link to the page  I want you to read about memory management http://www.linux-tutorial.info/modules.php?name=MContent&pageid=89
[podcast]http://www.skoda.net/podcast/cis2230-ep10.mp3[/podcast]
Chapter 15 in the book. Â We start working on how to manage system resources.
[podcast]http://www.skoda.net/podcast/cis2230-ep9.mp3[/podcast]
Processes,the ps command, and zombies. Here’s the Zombie plan thing I kept talking about in the lecture.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nddzf7kzjhI[/youtube]
I have posted the exam for CIS2230 and re-opened the quizzes. Please catchup on all the outstanding quizes and take the exam. I will leave anything posted on blackboard open until the end of the semester, but I would recommend completing the exam and quizzes as soon as possible. I will close them before the final exam.
I want to ensure that we have enough time for three exams this semester. I think I’m running a little behind, but not to worry, we should be able to get through three exams before the final. I like having more small exams than doing one big one in the middle of the semester. You can average a bad day out of a grade over a few exams.
Look on blackboard for an exam this week!
I figured out a way to post my audio files, so the lectures will continue. Here’s episode 8. Users and passwords. The assignment is to read chapter six. In this episode we cover: passwd and group files, shells, captive accounts, .profile, adduser command line, removing account and looking for left over logic bombs, picking good passwords, educating users on passwords, managing passwords.
[podcast]http://www.skoda.net/podcast/cis2230-ep8.mp3[/podcast]
I’m working on a solution to allow me to post lecturecasts while I’m away. Right now I can’t ftp the .mp3 and .m4a files from the hotel because of some fairly severe bandwidth restrictions and filtering.
http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/279011/-z_programming_languages_bourne_shell_sh
Here’s a nice article about the /bin/sh author. System admin students should read this.
Chapter three run through.
[podcast]http://www.skoda.net/podcast/cis2230-ep7.mp3[/podcast]
