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How To Configure PureFTPd To Accept TLS Sessions On CentOS 5.5

FTP is a very insecure protocol because all passwords and all data are transferred in clear text. By using TLS, the whole communication can be encrypted, thus making FTP much more secure. This article explains how to configure PureFTPd to accept TLS sessions on a CentOS 5.5 server.

The if then Statement

  • BashShell.net; By Mike Weber (Posted by aweber on Apr 13, 2011 4:13 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
Use the if then statement to test for conditions in a Bash shell script. If the test is true, run commands and if it is false stop.

Flock 'Social Media' Browser is No More

Flock Web Browser was once a darling of the web. It was among my favorite web browsers out there until a few years ago. But then Google Chrome happened which raised the bar much higher eventually changing the whole internet space once and for all. Mozilla Firefox suddenly became *old* and had to re invent itself to survive[read Firefox 4.0]. Unfortunately, that was not the case with Flock 'Social Media' Browser.

Third Humble Bundle Arrives, 'Frozenbyte' Edition

The team behind last December's successful Humble Indie Bundle 2 have launched yet another bundle, but this time it's comprised entirely of games by developer Frozenbyte, including Trine, Shadowgrounds, Shadowgrounds: Survivor, a pre-order of Splot, and the prototype Jack Claw (with source code).

Intel sets up MeeGo research center

  • Computerworld Australia; By Michael Kan (Posted by arpy on Apr 13, 2011 10:57 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Intel
Intel is establishing a joint innovation center with Tencent, one of China's largest Internet firms, to develop products and services around the chip maker's MeeGo mobile operating system.

Ubuntu, Unity, Linux mint and other Stuff

Is Ubuntu going to loose users/fans, because of Unity maybe in favor of Linux Mint?. Is really Linux Mint experimenting with Debian, because Ubuntu is changing too many things? This post explores a little about Unity, Ubuntu and Linux Mint, the conclusions are yours.

Moonstruck with MoonOS

  • Linux notes from DarkDuck (Posted by darkduck on Apr 13, 2011 9:03 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Reviews; Groups: Linux
One of the most admirable elements about Linux is, once the community has become comfortable with a distro, another one appears to disrupt the status quo. Mint arose out of a desire to create an improved version of Ubuntu; Salix was developed to make Slackware more user-friendly. While these distributions are often argued to be mere spin-offs, and not true distros, they deserve mention for their unique adaptation to an already established distro. MoonOS is one of these noteworthy distros. It may be an obscure distribution, and it might not be genuinely original, but Moon is too interesting to be ignored.

Humble Bundle Does it a Third Time, 5 Great Indie Games at 'Pay What You Want' Price!

  • Tech Drive-in; By Manuel Jose (Posted by kiterunner on Apr 13, 2011 8:06 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Reviews; Groups: Linux
Humble Bundle is back with its collection of Indie games once again. The latest Humble Frozenbyte Bundle comes with 5 indie games with the usual pay what you want offer which means, you can purchase the Humble Frozenbyte Bundle for the price you decide. Not only that, you can even choose exactly how your purchase is divided: Between Frozenbyte, the Electronic Frontier Foundation(EFF), or the Child's Play Charity.

Managing source code with Mercurial

Managing the source code for a software development project is only slightly less important than writing it in the first place. UNIX and Linux systems offer a rich selection of version control system (VCS) packages, each of which takes a slightly different approach to this common concern. This article focuses on the Mercurial source code management system, often simply referred to as hg. Mercurial provides a powerful, modern, and light-weight solution for source code control that makes it easy for developers to make and debug their changes to a software project while maintaining a stable, centralized source code repository that all project members can depend upon.

CentOS 5.6 ships as Red Hat preps cloud app platform

The CentOS community project announced CentOS 5.6, which clones the vast majority of features in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5.6, including its full embrace of the Ext4 filesystem. Meanwhile, Red Hat will announce a new cloud application-building platform at its Red Hat Summit May 3, based on technology acquired when it purchased Makara last year, says eWEEK....

Frozenbyte Bundle Already Rakes In $250k USD

The Third Humble Indie Bundle just went live this morning and it's already raked in more than $250,000 USD and around 50,000 sales...

Gavin King unveils Red Hat's top secret Java Killer/Successor: The Ceylon Project

Gavin King of Red Hat/Hibernate/Seam fame recently unveiled the top secret project that he has been working on over the past two years, a new language and SDK designed to replace Java in the enterprise. The project came out of hiding without much fanfare or publicity at QCon Beijing in a keynote titled "The Ceylon Project - the next generation of Java language?"

AdBlock Plus man disputes Mozilla add-on tests

Slow Firefox startup list pared Wladimir Palant – the man behind the most famous of Firefox add-ons, AdBlock Plus – has pushed back against Mozilla's recent efforts to rate the performance of his and other add-ons, claiming the outfit's testing methods were flawed.…

Canonical To Drop Support For Ubuntu 9.10

With an announcement on the security mailing list, Canonical has confirmed that support for Ubuntu 9.10 will cease on April 29 2010. This came as no surprise as it adheres to the expected support cycle of a .10 Ubuntu release, and 9.10 is now 18 months old.

Would you like to help with maps.ubuntu.com?

  • Ubuntu User - You In Ubuntu; By Amber Graner (Posted by akgraner on Apr 12, 2011 9:36 PM EDT)
  • Groups: Community, Ubuntu
Looking for a way to get involved in the Ubuntu Community? Ahmed Kamal of Ubuntu Community Team at Canonical as posted a call for help for anyone who want to Help Shape Ubuntu.Maps.Com.

Fedora 16 will not be a Beefy Miracle

  • InternetNews.com; By Sean Kerner (Posted by red5 on Apr 12, 2011 8:38 PM EDT)
  • Groups: Red Hat
From the 'No Nattys Here' files: The Fedora community has voted on the name for the next major release of this Linux distribution. There were some 2,204 votes cast for the winner...Verne Yes, Verne. I personally had thought that, Beefy Miracle would win, but that name only ended up with 1,662 votes.

Knoppix 2011 6.4 Review

Knoppix is a top choice for developers, administrators, or anyone on the move. Unlike many other popular Linux distributions Knoppix stays focused on providing one of the best Linux live CD’s available.

Community Leadership Summit 2011 Announced

"I am excited for this, the third Community Leadership Summit - the last two events have been a great success, and this year is sure to be the best event yet for bringing together community leaders to share best practice in a truly independent environment" - Jono Bacon, Ubuntu Community Manager and Founder of the Community Leadership Summit

Google releases open source code for hash functions

Google has announced the availability of two open source hash functions for producing 64- and 128-bit hash values from strings. The company states that these functions are suitable for such applications as hash tables – eg. indexing a database – but are not suitable for cryptography.

The until Loop

  • BashShell.net; By Mike Weber (Posted by aweber on Apr 12, 2011 4:50 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
The until loop continues looping through the information provided until a requirement is met. Once the requirement exit status equals zero the loop stops.

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