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Troubleshooting with Postfix Logs
Postfix provides a number of ways to get information that can be helpful when you are trying to diagnose a problem. The standard
Linux Takes on the Windows Look
And that's a good thing, insist the many company representatives who are showing off Windows look-alike desktop packages at the show: Linux needs a familiar
Fedora Legacy alert: Updated elm resolves security vulnerability
Updated elm packages are now available that fix a security vulnerability
which may allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a long
Subject line.
Linux Advisory Watch - January 23, 2004
This week, advisories were released for cvs, screen, kdepim, mc, tcpdump, kernel, slocate, honeyd, isakmpd, and lftp. The distributors include Conectiva, Debian, Guardian Digital EnGarde Secure Linux, Gentoo, OpenBSD, Red Hat, Trustix, and Turbolinux.
Free Advice for Sam Palmisano on IBM's Desktop Options.
"what's most disappointing is there appears to be no real commitment to Linux."
Mandrake alert: Updated dhcp package fix problems with dynamic DNS
The dhcp package shipped with Mandrake Linux 9.2 had a problem where
Dynamic DNS updates did not work properly. The updated packages fix
the problem.
Mandrake alert: Updated qt3 package fix problems with accelerator keys
A problem with qt3 would cause improper behaviour of using accelerator
keys in KDE applications such as Konqueror, KMail, and others. Using
these keys would either crash the program or simply not work. The
updated packages fix this problem.
Red Hat Network To Gain Virtualization, Storage Management, ...
As part of its plan to develop a full-fledged Open Source Architecture stack, Red Hat announced at LinuxWorld Expo Thursday a new provisioning module for its
Installing Debian Linux on a Pentium-M based mini-ITX SBC
This article explains how to install Debian Linux on a Lippert Thunderbird mini-ITX motherboard based on a Pentium-M processor.
LinuxWorldexpo in NYC
Adam gave a XML and PHP 5 talk which was pretty well attended. XML handling is totally overhauled in PHP 5, so it's a prime reason
Sun Professes Faith in Java for the Linux Community
NEW YORK -- Sun Microsystems (Quote, Chart) this week vowed more support for Java development tools running on Linux and discussed the potential for Linux at
Antionline Spotlight: Linux as a Firewall Foundation
always meant to be a firewall/server. It isn't as simple as Red Hat to install, but it isn't as difficult as a gentoo installation.
Help! There's a Giant Penguin at LinuxWorld Expo.
at the O'Reilly booth in 20 minutes, so I'm able to tear myself away and head across the floor to set up for my presentation on "A Sneak Preview of XML in PHP 5
New Red Hat technical journal comes with code
March called Wide Open . Each issue will feature three CDs of software such as new Fedora project releases. Yearly, six-issue subscriptions
SCO: Open source is bad for the economy
sent letters to every member of Congress this month urging them to consider the potentially negative effects of open-source software, a SCO spokesman confirmed
gentoo announcement: Python 2.3.x Upgrade for Gentoo Stable x86
This is an important message for people who are upgrading from Python 2.2.x. As a
result of the upgrade, you will need to run the following command
_after_ Python 2.3.3 has finished merging:
SCO Goes to Washington in Linux Battle
"The SCO Group Inc. has found a new venue for its attacks on Linux and open-source software: Capitol Hill."
SCO lobbies US Congress against the GNU GPL
"SCO has sent letters to members of the US Congress denouncing Free Software as a threat to the US economy, security and the country's international standing in technology."
Mandrakesoft now profitable, says CEO Bancilhon
Asked about quality control problems that have plagued recent Mandrake releases, Bancilhon said, "I think we have improved a lot from 9.1 to 9.2.".
IBM and SuSE win key Linux security cert
When the pair gained EAL2+ last August it was the first security certification for Linux. But it was confined to the IBM eSeries xServer platform.
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