Web & Unix Geek's Bookshelf

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	"An absolute MUST have for any Unix administrator or user."

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	"Linux internet server security which will give you a very good idea about what awaits you."

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	"The definitive text on OpenBSD and pf firewalls."

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	"OpenBSD primer but not for the feint hearted."

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	"FreeBSD primer, suitable for BSD newbies."

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	"Another excellent OpenBSD primer."

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	"The TCP/IP 'bible'. Essential for network and firewall administrators."

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	"Pretty much a hard copy of the online manuals with a bit more wadding."

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	"The Unix shell is very powerful and flexible, but you need to learn how to harness it. This book will get you most of the way there."

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	"Scripted editing and analysis of text files is meat and drink to Unix. This shows how it is achieved."

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	"One of the most popular email servers on the internet, this book covers most of what you need to know."

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	"Harness CSS and you can become a good web designer, with very little artistic talent. This book is superb. Meyer is Mr. CSS."

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	"PHP gets a lot of bad press, but it's not PHP that's insecure. It's the fact that PHP is easy to program, so novice coders make insecure apps. Top book though."

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	"This will help any novice web developer, to build functional and secure web sites, driven by PHP and the MySQL database server."

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	"Superb introduction to the C programming language, written in a tutorial style. Ideal for beginners and should get you coding to a reasonable standard."