Books

Apr 30, 2005
Sendmail Milters: A Guide for Fighting Spam How Linux Works: What Every Superuser Should Know...
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Zope X3.0 Developing Web Applications with Zope X3

Apr 30, 2005

Zope, a web application server written in Python, is an extremely popular open source content management system platform. The newly developed version X3.0 was released just recently. We’ll show you what’s new in Zope X3.0.

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MLDonkey File sharing with MLDonkey and KMLDonkey

Mar 31, 2005

The multi-network MLDonkey client gives users access to all the major file sharing networks. We’ll show you how to set up MLDonkey and how you can control the MLDonkey client with a KDE front end called KMLDonkey.

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KWiFiManager Wireless Networking with KWiFiManager

Feb 28, 2005

Connecting to wireless networks is

more popular than ever. KDE’s KWiFi-

Manager is a handy tool for monitoring

and managing wireless connections.

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Hypermail Archiving Email Messages with Hypermail

Feb 28, 2005

Hypermail converts email messages to HTML and allows you to group your messages in tidy archives.

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Secure Email Intro Mail Tools for a Hostile Planet

Feb 28, 2005

Don’t look now, but your mailbox is full of junk, and a snooper is live on a distant server, reading your opinions of your boss. Remember when email used to be easy? To restore some sanity to your correspondence, you’ll need the right tools.

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Perl: Collecting News Headlines A Perl script for Automatically Collecting News Headlines

Jan 31, 2005

Instead of visiting news sites periodically to pick up the latest reports, most people prefer to let a news aggregator do the job.The aggregator automatically draws your attention to incoming news. If a website does not have an RSS feed,a new Perl module simplifies the task of programming an RSS feed for private use.

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Rails Framework Web applications with Ruby and Rails

Dec 31, 2004

Most web libraries make 90 percent of the job simple and the rest impossible. Rails,an open source framework programmed in Ruby,is flexible enough to succeed with that remaining 10 percent.

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