When you can't find your UNIX system administrator
By: Linda Mui.
Edition: [Corr. ed.]
Series: What you need to know
Publisher: O'Reilly
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Beijing; Sebastopol, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 140
Subjects: UNIX (Computer file); Operating systems (Computers)
Description: "If you're like most UNIX users, you have a job to do aside from exploring your operating system - like analyzing that hot new stock, running another experiment, or typesetting another report. What happens when you have problems? What happens when the system slows to a crawl, when you can't get logged back in after a power failure, or when you've sent a file to the printer three times but have yet to find a printout?" "When You Can't Find Your UNIX System Administrator is written to give you tools for solving problems. We provide practical solutions for problems you're likely to encounter in logging in, running programs, sharing files, managing space resources, printing, and so on; just enough background so that you can make sense of our suggestions, rather than simply memorizing keystrokes; an explanation of how to present problems to your system administrator so that you're more likely to get quick, accurate support; a list of the site-specific information to which you should have access, and a place to write it down; and a Quick Reference worksheet summarizing what to try first, second, third for commonly encountered problems." "The goal of this book is not to make you a guru, but to get you back to the job you'd rather be doing."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: Includes index.

"January 1998: minor corrections."--T.p verso.