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Linux.com weekly security advisory – April 7, 2006

Author: Kelley Greenman Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, Mandriva, Red Hat, and Ubuntu released advisories this week. The affected packages include Mailman, Samba, Kaffeine, storebackup, PHP, MySQL,...

Set up a secure IMAP/POP3 server with Dovecot

Author: Manolis Tzanidakis Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) servers such as Courier-IMAP and Cyrus IMAP may work well, but they’re complicated to install and configure....

LinuxWorld panel discusses Portland Project for desktop integration

Author: Nathan Willis Portland is a Free Desktop project started by the Open Source Development Labs' Desktop Linux working group. OSDL convened a...

LinuxWorld: Motorola reports on its experiences with Linux phones

Author: Nathan Willis A cell phone rings in the middle of Mark VandenBrink's presentation. He tells the audience member, "Go ahead and answer it...

Linux kernel gets Oracle cluster support

LinuxWorld: Oracle's Cluster File System is to become part of Linux kernel 2.6.16. Link: news.zdnet.co.uk Category: Linux

My desktop OS: CentOS 4.2

Author: Steve Hanson I have been a Unix and Linux system administrator for more than 20 years, and have worked with many different operating systems....

Centrify’s DirectControl 3 Integrates OS

Patricia Colby writes "Centrify’s DirectControl 3 Integrates Popular Web and Open-Source Infrastructure Applications with Microsoft Active DirectoryDirectControl’s Web Single Sign-On Enables Organizations to Extend...

Portland looks to unite Linux GUIs

LinuxWorld: OSDL coders are looking to solve one of Linux's greatest problems for developers: the battle between GNOME and KDE. Link: news.zdnet.co.uk Category: Linux

NetDirector From Emu Under Open Source License

Sharon Smith writes "Emu Software Releases Flagship Product NetDirector Under Open Source License Enterprise Configuration Tool Now Available from NetDirector.org CARY, N.C., USA, April 4th,...

Windows Guru: Why Samba can’t handle Vista

zanek writes "Samba allows UNIX, Linux, IBM System 390, or OpenVMS hosts to interact with Microsoft Windows clients and servers as if they were...