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| Linux | Membuat MailSever Menggunakan Qmail di Slackware |
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posted by maddog
on Monday July 14, @03:51AM
from the Kasus-@Training dept.
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ari_kasus writes "1 : install tar jxf qinstall-2.0a-slackware-12.0.tar.bz2
2 : cd qinstall-2.0-slackware-12.0/
3 : pico qinstall.conf
4 : Ganti hostname="localhost"
5 : defaultdomain="localhost"
6 : ./qinstall --run
7 : masuk /srv/httpd/htdocs/webmail
8 : ./configure disini kompile server ama smtpnya silahkan diulik
9 ; http://localhost/cgi-bin/qmailadmin/
untuk Mengadmin Email
10 : tar xzvf atmailopen.tgz
11 : cp atmailopne /srv/httpd/htdocs/
12 : http://localhost/atmailopen/install/index.php
13 : install databasenya dulu : create database atmail;
grant all privileges on atmail.* to
'kasus'@'localhost' identified by 'xxxxxx';
flush privileges;
14 : Next Install di webbrowsernya
15 : sudah install semuanya atmailopennya masuk ke
16 : http://localhost/cgi-bin/qmailadmin/ membuat usernya dulu baru masuk ke
17 : http://localhost/atmailopen/index.php?func=logout masukin user yang sudah dibuat dulu
18 : Selesai deh Bos hihihihih:d
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| Linux | Development Release: Slackware Linux 12.1 RC2 |
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posted by maddog
on Tuesday April 22, @01:32AM
from the message-in-a-bottle dept.
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A stable Slackware Linux 12.1 is just behind the corner:
"We have now reached the Slackware 12.1 RC2 milestone. We're beyond updating packages or fixing minor cosmetic bugs at this point (actually, we had hoped to be past that with RC1, but there were still items in need of attention). What we have here now has proven to be stable for our testers, so unless some real showstoppers are found we'll be releasing this as Slackware 12.1-final soon."
In other changelog items, the Linux kernel has been updated to version 2.6.24.5, glibc recompiled for the new kernel and xine-libs fixed due to a possible security issue. Please see the detailed changelog for further information. As always, no official installation media have been released, but unofficial CD and DVD images should be available from this mirror shortly.
Ref : DistroWatch
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| Cisco | Cisco Turns Routers Into Linux Application Servers |
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posted by maddog
on Monday April 14, @12:21PM
from the we're-gonna-take-it dept.
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Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) is now opening its Integrated Services Router (ISR) and Cisco Wide Area Application Services (WAAS) platforms to become Linux-based application server platforms With Linux modern kernel 2.6.x ,glibc version 2.3.5 ,certified libraries in C, Java and Perl, for Application eXtension Platform ( AXP ).
AXP is a Linux blade that runs in the Cisco integrated services router and allows third-party applications to be tightly integrated with the router using APIs. AXP provides an application hosting infrastructure that affords Cisco integrated services router customers the opportunity to run all or portions of their branch applications on an integrated services router service module. The AXP will also be available to commercial application vendors and customers as a new platform capable of running their applications inside of an integrated services router, rather than on a traditional standalone server. AXP provides a powerful platform to create complete solutions with the integrated services router.
Linux is the Only Supported OS Can Run on AXP.
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| Networking | Nice Tools For Benchmarking Your Network |
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posted by maddog
on Sunday April 13, @03:52AM
from the dust-in-the-wind dept.
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If you wanna know about tools for benchmarking yours NICs, You can try this tools Bonnie++ new version Fio stable version or Lmbench stable version.
For benchmarking your high end or low end NICs come with your moterboards or you had added another NICs to yours motherboards
That tools is very good for measure performance your network system when accessing filesystem, network bandwith or measure network latency for TCP and UDP communications respectively.
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| News | Amazing Or Just Boring |
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posted by maddog
on Wednesday April 09, @07:22AM
from the Operation-not-permitted dept.
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I found this links booting 145 Operating Systems and Booting Tips
when i searching information about Operating Systems at Google
The 145 systems are:
# 3 Dos
# 5 Windows
# 137 Linux
Oh my dog ..i think he will be a winner guinness world records for "The Best Installer OS"
So What are you thinking about this guy ??
By the way if you wanna try 145 maybe more Operating Systems ..this is a good tutorial.
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| News | New tool released : Syslog Fuzzer |
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posted by maddog
on Tuesday April 08, @11:39PM
from the heading-out-to-the-highway dept.
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Syslog Fuzzer is a small perl script tool useful to test some attack vectors against syslog servers.
The first version has support for:
> Buffer Overflows
> Integer Overflows
> Format Strings
Try this at home :-) Syslog Fuzzer
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| Linux | Vmware Workstation 6.5 Beta 1 @ Slackware Linux |
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posted by maddog
on Monday April 07, @01:25PM
from the simple-lessons dept.
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I had finished installed workstation 6.5 beta 1 @ my slacky 12 box
with beastie 7.0 (freeBSD 7.0) as a guest OS. This is not easy but not hard too :-)
cause slackware doesn't have SYSTEM V startup ( /etc/init.d/) directory schema,where vmware need that directory schema for installation.
So what we can do for it ? the answer is manipulating that directory schema :-)
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posted by maddog
on Friday April 04, @12:51PM
from the free-not-crime dept.
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FreeBSD is a free (as in freedom) UNIX-like operating system from the BSD created in 1993. family. Learn more about its features and history.
Security
FreeBSD includes lots of mechanisms that increase the security level. The portaudit tool allow to check installed packages if they are listed in a list of published security vulnerabilities.
There is also the TrustedBSD Project, which focuses on the extensions that boost FreeBSD security and which are necessary for getting the Common Criteria certificate. TrustedBSD components are:
* access control lists,
* event auditing and OpenBSM,
* extended attributes and UFS 2,
* fine-grained capabilities,
* GEOM modular disk framework,
* mandatory access control,
* OpenPAM,
* security-enhanced BSD (SEBSD) — SELinux-like tool.
# Package format: tgz
# Package manager: Ports
# Based on: 4.4BSD
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| News | Vmware Workstation 6.5 Beta 1 |
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posted by maddog
on Friday April 04, @11:25AM
from the come-and-get-me dept.
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posted by maddog
on Tuesday April 01, @01:40PM
from the dont-be-afraid dept.
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Gentoo is one of the most configurable and extensible Linux systems. It lets the user decide about each part of the system. And thanks to the Portage (a BSD-like software management tool) the whole system or only some of its packages may be automatically optimized for custom hardware which increases the robustness of the OS.
Installation
Gentoo has a "slightly" different approach to the installation process than usual Linux distributions. It's all about the choice. You can choose your kernel, cron and event-logging program and all the low-level features of the operating systems during the manual installation. It takes time and it not "clickable", but the benefit is that you have full control over your OS. You have to be warned however, that installing Gentoo might be a tough venture. If you don't like to read long manuals and Google is not one of your best friends, better choose another distribution or try the latest GUI Gentoo installer (which is not so stable, yet but proves usable to many).
Portage
One of the strengths of Gentoo is its Portage system - a software management tool similar in design to the BSD ports concept. It allows for easy and coherent software installation directly from the sources. The dependencies of applications are automatically downloaded, compiled and installed on demand. The nice bonus resulting from this approach is that the applications are available at the same time when the original sources are published (no need for packaging). Another extra feature is that the user can choose a version (stable, development, experimental...) of each program he or she is installing.
All about the choice
Gentoo is known for its configurability. Every aspect of system can be configured by the user. It's the user who decides whether the programs are compiled with safe options or some bold optimizations should be tried. The drawback of this approach is that the user needs to get to know his system very well before he can reasonably configure his OS. Gentoo is not for everyone - you have to love it, otherwise you're going to hate it.
# Package format: ebuild
# Package manager: Emerge
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Thursday April 01, @03:24PM
from the first-posting dept.
I have finished a half of my works for configuring
minoritas.org site.
This site is dedicated for all who loves and works under Linux, FreeBSD, Perl, Ruby.
We invite you to Contribute a news, user journals or anything you like to share.
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