Issue #73 / Dec 2006
Cover Theme: New Internet
DVD: Fedora Core 6
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KNOW-HOW: Ask_Klaus!
Links deleted on reboot Several multimedia programs I use rely on the existence of “devices” such as /dev/dvd or /d......SYSADMIN: Charly's Column
The Sysadmin’s Daily Grind: ArpalertCorporate policies prohibit the unauthorized connection of hardware to the company network, threatening dire consequences in the case of non-compliance. Fair enough, but how do you actually go about catching somebody trying to plug an illegal laptop into your Ethernet?
SYSADMIN: Commercial Mail Servers
Testing the Axigen, Kerio, and Merak commercial mail serversThey run on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, cost money, and juggle email messages: these three commercial mail servers aim to convince admins they are worth the price.
NEWS: Samba Antivirus
Integrating a realtime antivirus scanner with SambaRealtime virus scanning at the file server is an elegant and efficient option for protecting Windows clients. We’ll show you some tools and techniques for realtime scanning with Samba.
PROGRAMMING: Dotnet Scripting with Boo
Exploring the Boo scripting languageBoo is a scripting language tailor-made for Mono and .NET. This haunting mixture of Python and C# may be just what you need to get started with the .NET framework.
PROGRAMMING: Perl: Network Backup
Protecting data with a Perl-based rescue CDArmed with just a rescue CD and a Perl script, you can back up a client’s hard disk across the wire.
LINUXUSER: KTools: KAlarm
Keep your appointments on schedule with KAlarmKAlarm is a lean alternative calendar program. You can use this handy alarm clock as an easy-to-use replacement for cron.
LINUXUSER: Fish Shell
The Fish shell simplifies the consoleThe Fish shell offers some user-friendly features for command line beginners.
LINUXUSER: Vnc2swf Screen Recorder
Screen recording with Vnc2swfIf you want to offer visitors to your website more than a text-based howto, why not publish a video-based tutorial with Vnc2swf.
LINUXUSER: Workspace: ScrapBook
Turn Firefox into an archiving and research tool with ScrapBookA handy Firefox extension called ScrapBook lets you save, manage, and annotate web pages.
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