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Theo de Raadt gives it all to OpenBSD
Author: JT Smith
- By Julie Bresnick -
Open Source people
Admittedly, I was apprehensive about interviewing Theo de Raadt.
Right
after
Marius Aamodt Eriksen shared with me...
SuSE advisory: kdesu
Author: JT Smith
When kdesu, a KDE frontend for su is invoked, it prompts the user for the root password and runs su. However, when...
Faster downloads = fewer attacks?
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet UK reports on the latest countermeasures being taken to prevent DDoS attacks: speedier downloads. It would seem that outsourcing content delivery...
Kernel 2.4.1 released
Author: JT Smith
Version 2.4.1 of the Linux kernel is now available. Read the changelog at kernel.org; Slashdot reders discuss.
Category:
Linux
Compaq joins server-clustering fray
Author: JT Smith
It's LinuxWorld Expo time in New York, and the announcements just keep rolling in. ZDNet UK reports that Compaq will use the...
Laser5 to sell “PacketBlackHole” appliance server
Author: JT Smith
AsiaBizTech has a short item on Laser5 Co., Ltd., selling its "PacketBlackHole" appliance server to
...
Open Source Development Network unveils freshmeat II
Author: JT Smith
The Open Source
Development Network (OSDN.com), a division of VA Linux Systems, Inc.
(Nasdaq:LNUX - news), today announced the highly anticipated release
of freshmeat II,...
Amanda Network backup made easy
Author: JT Smith
Sensei writes: "First, a little background on the software, and the way that it will be setup. Amanda is an open source...
Amanda Network backup made easy
Author: JT Smith
Sensei writes: "First, a little background on the software, and the way that it will be setup. Amanda is an open source...
Nautilus 0.8 available for Red Hat (story in Polish)
Author: JT Smith
LinuxNews.pl has a story, saying (we think), "It's there! Right now only for Red Hat. More info on www.eazel.com." At least that's...