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Contents 1 Developer Education Track #3.2: Scripting for the Linux System 2 Recommended Content 2.1 Software Engineering 2.1.1 Development Tools 2.1.2 Debugging Techniques 2.1.3 Components and Libraries 2.2 Linux System 2.3 Application Management 2.4 Security and Identity Management 3 Optional Content 3.1 Software Engineering 3.1.1 Development Tools 3.1.2 Components and Libraries 3.2 Linux System 3.3 Security and Identity Management 3.4 Collaboration

Developer Education Track #3.2: Scripting for the Linux System

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Recommended Content

Software Engineering

Development Tools

• Using the Perl Interpreter (Tutorial)
• Using the Python Interpreter (Tutorial)

Debugging Techniques

• Debugging Perl Applications (Presentation)
• Debugging Python Applications (Presentation)

Components and Libraries

• Using CPAN Modules (Tutorial)

Linux System

• Standard I/O in Perl (Tutorial)
• Standard I/O in Python (Tutorial)
• Multiprocess Perl Applications in SUSE Linux (Tutorial)
• Multithreaded Perl Applications in SUSE Linux (Tutorial)
• Multiprocess Python Applications in SUSE Linux (Tutorial)
• Multithreaded Python Applications in SUSE Linux (Tutorial)
• Network Programming in SUSE Linux for Perl (Tutorial)
• Network Programming in SUSE Linux for Python (Tutorial)
• Event Logging in SUSE Linux for Perl (Tutorial)
• Event Logging in SUSE Linux for Python (Tutorial)

Application Management

• RPMs for Perl Applications (Tutorial)
• RPMs for Python Applications (Tutorial)

Security and Identity Management

• Using Setuid in Perl Applications (Tutorial)
• Using Setuid in Python Applications (Tutorial)
• PAM-Enabled Applications in Perl (Tutorial)
• NSS-Enabled Applications in Perl (Tutorial)
• PAM-Enabled Applications in Python (Tutorial)
• NSS-Enabled Applications in Python (Tutorial)
• Working with Taint mode in Perl (Tutorial)

Optional Content

Software Engineering

Development Tools

• Using Eric - (Tutorial)

Components and Libraries

• Writing CPAN Modules - (Tutorial)

Linux System

• Message Passing in SUSE Linux for Perl – Pipes, FIFOs, and Message Queues - (Tutorial)
• Message Passing in SUSE Linux for Python – Pipes, FIFOs, and Message Queues - (Tutorial)
• Synchronization in SUSE Linux for Perl – Mutexes, Locks, and Semaphores - (Tutorial)
• Synchronization in SUSE Linux for Python – Mutexes, Locks, and Semaphores - (Tutorial)
• Shared Memory in SUSE Linux for Perl – Shared Memory Segments and Memory-Mapped Files - (Tutorial
• Shared Memory in SUSE Linux for Python – Shared Memory Segments and Memory-Mapped Files - (Tutorial)
• Signaling and Signal Handling in SUSE Linux for Perl - (Tutorial)
• Signaling and Signal Handling in SUSE Linux for Python - (Tutorial)
• Writing Daemons for SUSE Linux for Perl - (Tutorial)
• Writing Daemons for SUSE Linux for Python - (Tutorial)
• Writing Perl Applications to Xinetd - (Tutorial)
• Writing Python Applications to Xinetd - (Tutorial)
• Writing Perl Applications to ncurses - (Tutorial)
• Writing Python Applications to ncurses - (Tutorial)
• Writing Perl Applications to slang - (Tutorial)
• Writing Python Applications to slang - (Tutorial)

Security and Identity Management

• Implementing OpenSSL and TLS in your Perl application - (Tutorial)
• Implementing OpenSSL and TLS in your Python Application - (Tutorial)

Collaboration

• Programming to SMTP in Perl - (Tutorial)
• Programming to MAPI in Perl - (Tutorial)
• Programming to POP in Perl - (Tutorial)
• Programming to IMAP in Perl - (Tutorial)
• Programming to NNTP in Perl - (Tutorial)
• Programming to SMTP in Python - (Tutorial)
• Programming to MAPI in Python - (Tutorial)
• Programming to POP in Python - (Tutorial)
• Programming to IMAP in Python - (Tutorial)
• Programming to NNTP in Python - (Tutorial)

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