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A Writers View of the Linux Wireless Dream, Part 1Rating: (0) |
Clicks: 456 Category: Linux >> Networking |
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As we travel from place to place, office to office, we still need that all-important connection to the Internet. Laptops are a perfect solution to this need, and its even better if you get them running wirelessly. Rob Reilly steps through how he got the |
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Adding Additional Hard Drives in LinuxRating: (0) |
Clicks: 628 Category: Linux >> Installation |
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With all of the hub-bub about Linux in clusters, Linux on supercomputers, and the like, sometimes its nice to reflect on the basics a bit. For instance, what if you just wanted to do something more mundane, like add a hard drive to your Linux PC? Alexand. |
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Building an LDAP Server on Linux, Part 1Rating: (0) |
Clicks: 474 Category: Linux >> Networking |
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Your network is growing in size and complexity. Its taking on a life of its own, spreading and growing and absorbing everything in its path. You're tearing your hair out trying to keep track, and your users have somehow discovered your secret phone numbe. |
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Building an LDAP Server on Linux, Part 2Rating: (0) |
Clicks: 459 Category: Linux >> Networking |
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LDAP provides central management of access, authentication, and authorization--in other words, it makes your life as an admin much easier. Learn the ins and outs of LDAP as well as how to build your own LDAP server in this three-part series. |
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Controlling Access to Your Services with xinetdRating: (0) |
Clicks: 429 Category: Linux >> Security |
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One of the most powerful aspects of Linux is its ability to launch services, or daemons, and run them in the background as needed. But running all of these background services can be an administrative headache when you take into account user access and pe |
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Emacs Beginners HOWTORating: (0) |
Clicks: 561 Category: Linux >> Editing Files |
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This document introduces Linux users to the Emacs editor. It assumes minimal familiarity with vi or a similar editor. |
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Exploring SambaRating: (0) |
Clicks: 401 Category: Linux >> Networking |
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In the third part of his series on basic Linux networking, Bill Wong examines one of the most popular uses of Linux networking--linking different OSes via Samba--and tells how to set up your own Samba installation with a minimum of fuss. |
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Get to know BashRating: (0) |
Clicks: 400 Category: Linux >> Shells and Utilities |
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If you are a Linux administrator, scripting can make your life easier by allowing you to automate routine tasks, customize jobs, and connect different utilities. This article looks at Bash, the default command shell on most Linux distributions. |
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GNOME Configuration Made EasyRating: (0) |
Clicks: 473 Category: Linux >> X Windows |
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In this introductory column, Michael Hall explores the basics of GNOME: how to get it, how to install it, and how to tweak it. |
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GRUB for LinuxRating: (0) |
Clicks: 409 Category: Linux >> Shells and Utilities |
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If you're still lumbering along with the good, but antique, Linux Loader, its time to consider a move to GRUB, the Grand Unified Bootloader--the bootloader of todays generation. |
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How I Caught the Spam and What I Did With it WhenRating: (0) |
Clicks: 447 Category: Linux >> Administration |
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Longtime Perl programmer Mark-Jason Dominus tells us about an unhappy incident involving food and some lawyers. He also finds time tell us how to deal with annoying Email. |
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How Linux WorksRating: (0) |
Clicks: 367 Category: Linux >> Getting Started |
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This document describes how Linux boots and loads up through user login and more. It is very useful when debugging system problems. It describes how LILO loads the kernel, how the kernel finds the filesystem, and how the shell is loaded. |
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Implementing NFSRating: (0) |
Clicks: 484 Category: Linux >> Networking |
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Need to share data between your Linux machines and other machines on your network? You should consider using NFS as a mechanism for this file sharing. William Wong covers the basics of NFS configuration and explains where you'd want to use NFS, as opposed |
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Integrating Calc Into Your BusinessRating: (0) |
Clicks: 376 Category: Linux >> X Windows |
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Depending on the business and industry, spreadsheets can be anything from very simple lists used for sorting to kazillion cell monsters that add, multiply, and figure up gravitational forces throughout the entire universe. Rob Reilly steps through some ba |
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Integrating Writer into Your BusinessRating: (0) |
Clicks: 472 Category: Linux >> X Windows |
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As Linux is brought into service in small and medium sized companies, desktop pilots often wonder how they will ever get off the ground without proprietary word processing applications like Word. "Can I still do basic business letters with Linux?" And "Wi |
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Linux Files and Command ReferenceRating: (0) |
Clicks: 336 Category: Linux >> Administration |
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Describes Linux file structure, system files, and lists Linux commands by category. |
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Linux or Mac, Which One is More Premiere?Rating: (0) |
Clicks: 350 Category: Linux >> Linux and other OSs |
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A simple Linux vs. Mac comparison review. |
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Linux Partition HOWTORating: (0) |
Clicks: 631 Category: Linux >> Administration |
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This Linux Mini-HOWTO teaches you how to plan and create partitions on IDE and SCSI hard drives. It discusses partitioning terminology and considers size and location issues. Use of the fdisk partitioning utility for creating and recovering of partition t |
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Linux Partitions: A PrimerRating: (0) |
Clicks: 449 Category: Linux >> Installation |
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One of the biggest challanges that a new Linux user faces when they first install any distro is how to cope with this thing called partitioning. Though many installers will auto-configure the partitions of a hard drive for you, having a good partition str |
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Linux TutorialRating: (0) |
Clicks: 376 Category: Linux >> Getting Started |
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This tutorial explains basic commands, file structure, file permissions, how to get help, how to work with file systems, networking, samba, DNS, DHCP, CRON, Apache, IP Masquerading, IPChains, and much more. |
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