Linux Journal Contents #129, January 2005
January 1st, 2005 by Staff
Linux Journal Issue #129/January 2005
Features
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Staying Current with Your Distribution's Security Updates
by Jeremy Turner
Many attacks go after software for which a fix is already available. Get the new version working fast.
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Point-and-Click E-Mail Crypto
by Roy Hoobler
These tools make encrypted mail almost as easy as the easily snoopable kind.
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Networking in NSA Security-Enhanced Linux
by James Morris
SELinux is already in some cutting-edge distributions, so it's time to learn it.
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Encrypt Your Root Filesystem
by Mike Petullo
Get high-grade security for all your data even when you can't lock up the hardware.
Indepth
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How I Feed My Cats with Linux
by Chris McAvoy
Why stay home to feed the cats when you have the Internet, a Linux box and some handy hardware?
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Application Defined Processors
by Dan Poznanovic
Here's how a general-purpose Linux system gets a speed boost from reconfigurable logic.
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Finding Stubborn Bugs with Meaningful Debug Info
by John Goerzen
When a user reports a bug you can't duplicate, make the program help diagnose itself.
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Using Webmin—By the Book
by Frank Conley
This Web-based tool lets you manage your system and keep a log of other sysadmins' actions.
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Counting with uniq
by Brian K. Tanaka
Tame your server logs and other big data files with these command-line tools.
Embedded
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A Memory-Efficient Doubly Linked List
by Prokash Sinha
Use this twist on a standard data structure to trade a little time to save what could be a lot of space.
Toolbox
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At the Forge
Bloglines Web Services
by Reuven M. Lerner
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Kernel Korner
The Linux Test Project
by Nigel Hinds
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Cooking with Linux
Forgotten Security
by Marcel Gagné
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Paranoid Penguin
Taking a Risk-Based Approach to Linux Security
by Mick Bauer
Columns
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Linux for Suits
Grass Roots vs. Giant Roars
by Doc Searls
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EOF
441 Reasons to Go Linux
by Brooke Partridge
Reviews
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Network Security Hacks
by Alex Weeks
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HP Compaq nx5000
by Don Marti
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Open Source Licensing: Software Freedom and
Intellectual Property Law
by Don Marti
Departments
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