Distro News News in General Software Announcements Selected and formatted by Michael Conry Submitters, send your News Bytes items in PLAIN TEXT format. Other formats may be rejected without reading. You have been warned! A one- or two-paragraph summary plus URL gets you a better announcement than an entire press release. March/April 2001 Embedded Linux […]

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Distro News News in General Software Announcements Selected and formatted by Michael Conry and Mike Orr Submitters, send your News Bytes items in PLAIN TEXT format. Other formats may be rejected without reading. You have been warned! A one- or two-paragraph summary plus URL gets you a better announcement than an entire press release. Linux […]

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Contents: ¶: Greetings From Heather Stern A Question About Answering Questions Interrupt for Linux Please help I am at wits end Training? Finding a tutor –or– Looking for a Tutor netscape bash function More help with Linux Multimedia Hope you can help! –or– Readline Features in the Bash ‘read’ built-in Moving System to another device […]

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There is no guarantee that your questions here will ever be answered. You can be published anonymously – just let us know! Contents: ¶: Greetings From Heather Stern help installing telnetd touch files recursively linux mandrake 7.2 Winprinters your mail –or– Search and Replace Without Breaking Permissions your mail –or– Kernel Panic after putting disk […]

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OLinux: First of all, tell us about your background. Ben Collins: I am generally speaking a programmer and systems administrator. In the past I have also worked as a Desktop Publisher and a web designer. I’ve worked for NASA LaRC, several ISPs and currently am working at Winstar . OLinux: Please give a brief summary […]

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This article aims to provide an introduction to PVM and MPI, two widely used software systems for implementing parallel message passing programs. They enable us to use a group of heterogeneous UNIX/LINUX computers connected by a network as a single machine for solving a large problem. 1. Introduction to Parallel Processing Parallel processing is a […]

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About This Month’s Authors Not Linux Shane Collinge Part computer programmer, part cartoonist, part Mars Bar. At night, he runs around in a pair of colorful tights fighting criminals. During the day… well, he just runs around. He eats when he’s hungry and sleeps when he’s sleepy. Fernando Correa Fernando is a computer analyst just […]

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1. Where to find this document 2. About PDNSD 3. Installation 4. Sample configuration file 5. Tweaking configuration files 6. FAQs 7. Credits 1. Where to find this document http://geocities.com/sunil_tt/pdnsd.txt 2. About PDNSD. DNS is is the Domain Name System. DNS converts machine names to the IP addresses that all machines on the net have. […]

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IPCHAINS-HOWTO If you wanna use Napster behind the firewall, you should read IPMasquerading+Napster mini-HOWTO Setup External DNS Server at baston host Although I’ll use HAMMER NODE to host the DNS entry for my domain name, a working caching only nameserver is still required to run the linux box. Configuration files were shown below: /etc/named.boot /etc/named.conf […]

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The aim of this article is to provide an introduction to some useful programs in the SSH suite, i.e. sftp, scp, ssh-agent and ssh-add. In the following we suppose that sshd2 daemon is well configured and running. Sftp and scp overview Let’s focus our attention on sftp and scp. The first one (Secure File Transfer) […]

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