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WRONG NUMBER! The Sysadmin’s Daily Grind: Webalizer Xtended

Webalizer is a tool for analyzing web server logfiles. A new patch lets admins see what isn’t there.

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BEYOND THE PORT Blocking protocols at Layer 7 with the L7 patch

If you need a tool for filtering protocols that doesn’t depend on the port, try L7, an IPTables patch that operates through regular expressions.

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ASK KLAUS!
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BUILT FOR SPEED High performance Linux distributions Super and Underground Desktop

Experimental Linux distributions can take risks to reach for better performance. We investigated a pair of promising experimentals: Super Linux and Underground Desktop.

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HOW COOL IS PERL? Reading temperature sensors with Perl

Linux lets tinkerers connect their hardware creations to computers. We’ll show you how you can use a simple Perl interface to check the temperature of your home or office while you’re away.

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FREE ENTERPRISE CentOS GNU/ Linux and the enterprise difference

The stability and longevity of an enterprise Linux distribution costs big money – or does it?

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Issue #97 / Dec 2008

Cover Theme: Seamless Integration

DVD: Mandriva 2009

Highlights:

Even open source enthusiasts live in a world full of Windows, so this month we examine some expert techniques for better and more seamless integration with Windows environments. We look at cro... more »

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Anti-spam and Anti-virus Mail Processing

by Charly Kuhnast, Linux systems manager for the Lower Rhine Municipal Data Center
Building an email system at the enterprise level requires careful planning and special attention to management structures. Linux columnist and enterprise admin Charly Kuhnast shows how to integrate advanced anti-span and anti-virus techniques with an email infrastructure.
 

 

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