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LINUX MAGAZINE

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February 2003: Issue 27

Next month highlights

Editorial edit@linux-magazine.com

Editor John Southern,

jsouthern@linux-magazine.com

Assistant Colin Murphy,

Editor cmurphy@linux-magazine.com

International Hans-Georg Eßer,

Editors hgesser@linux-magazine.com,

Heike Jurzik, hjurzik@linux-magazine.com,

Ulrich Wolf, uwolf@linux-magazine.com

Contributors Rüdiger Berlich, Frederik Bijlsma,

Frank Booth, Zack Brown, Daniel Cooper,

Thomas Drilling, Steven Goodwin,

Georg C. F. Greve, Peer Heinlein,

Andrew Jones, Patricia Jung, Andreas Kneib,

Charly Kühnast, Achim Leitner,

Martin Loschwitz, Joachim Moskalewski,

Andrea Müller, Christian Perle,

Marc André Selig, Stefanie Teufel,

Frank Wieduwilt, Dean Wilson, Thomas Zell

Production Hans-Jörg Ehren,

Coordinator hjehren@linux-magazine.com

Layout Judith Erb, Elgin Grabe, Klaus Rehfeld

Cover Design Pinball Werbeagentur

Security Enhanced Linux

Designed as a

National Security

Agency (NSA)

project, this

version of Linux

has a strong,

flexible man-

datory access

control architecture

incorporated into the

major subsystems of the kernel.

The system provides a mechanism to

enforce the separation of information

based on confidentiality and integrity

requirements. This allows threats of

tampering and bypassing of application

security mechanisms to be addressed

and enables the confinement of damage

that can be caused by malicious or

flawed applications.

We examine the reasoning behind this

version along with the base system,

installation and practical use.

Cache 5

The Cache 5 database from Intersystems

lets you use your core transaction

processing system data without having

to load it weekly into a data ware-

housing system. We take a look at what

the system will mean to other post-

relational databases under Linux.

User control

Controlling users on a Linux system is

an important part of administration. We

provide you with a guide to all the

options and features available.

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Project Management

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Diskless Clients

A guide to the setting up and con-

figuration of diskless clients. We explain

the protocols and technology used in

producing easy to administer network

with a standardized setup and central-

ized resources.

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We step through the commands line

by line, as well as showing you the latest

graphical tools so you do not forget any

flags. We look at permissions and disk

options along with the KSysV init editor

with its advanced scheme editor.

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GNU e-mail and News

E-mail has become a way of life. News

groups are important in the quest for

information. We need these quickly

without any bloated software. Emacs

offers us the functionality and ex-

pandability we need while Xemacs

makes the system simpler and easier to

use with an intuitive interface.

Find out how to control all your tasks

with just a few key strokes or mouse

clicks and use your time making the

computer work for you and not you

working for the computer.

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We take you through the setting up of

network booting and BIOS modification

along with all the scripts for your office

server. PXE and DHCP connections are

covered with NFS protocols.

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