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Wednesday at NYLUG: Hans Zaunere on adding punch to your Web sites with PHP

NYLUG will meet Wednesday 18 September 2002 in the IBM building at 57th Street and Madison Avenue. You must register in advance to attend, or have...

The easiest Linux photo manipulation program I’ve seen

Author: JT Smith - By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller - No, it's not The Gimp. It's the unpromoted, nearly unknown Linux version of a commercial piece...

The easiest Linux photo manipulation program I’ve seen

- By Robin "Roblimo" Miller - No, it's not The Gimp. It's the unpromoted, nearly unknown Linux version of a commercial piece of shareware...

Linux Advisory Watch for August 16, 2002

LinuxSecurity Contributors writes: "LinuxSecurity.com reports in their Linux Advisory Watch this week, advisories were released for cvs, mailman, hylafax, interchange, l2tpd, xinetd, glibc, modssl,...

Security company moving all projects to Open Source

Guy Morgan: farm9, a California-based company providing managed security services, today announced plans for converting its existing security infrastructure software to Open Source projects....

DebConf 2 summary, including notes from Michael Robertson’s keynote

- By David Graham - Lindows CEO Michael Robertson took a day out of his schedule to address DebConf 2, held at York University a few...

EnGarde Secure Linux: OpenSSH and mod_ssl

EnGarde Secure Linux: "ISS and the OpenBSD team found several vulnerabilities in the OpenSSH secure shell daemon as outlined by the OpenSSH advisory ...

The Open Source way to fame and fortune

- By Robin "Roblimo" Miller - Imagine this: you are a competitive but not outstanding player of the online game Team Fortress. You decide you...

Significant OpenSSH vulnerability

LinuxSecurity Contributor writes: LinuxSecurity Contributor writes: "In an email addressed to many in the security community today, including LinuxSecurity, Theo de Raadt, lead developer...

LinuxInIndia Newsletter, inaugural issue

What's happening on the GNU/Linux front in India? Freelance ...