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Jorge Eduardo Lema

Issue #86, June 2001

Reduce costs and improve productivity with easy-to-install diskless workstations.

The Open Source movement can help many people and institutions […]

Wayne Marshall

Issue #86, June 2001

Maybe the rush to market for spreading internet access across the globe isn’t in anyone’s best interest—a report from the front.

Eleven years ago I […]

Richard Vernon

Issue #86, June 2001

What has surprised me somewhat more is something I’ve discovered since beginning to work for Linux Journal—the impact Linux has had in other corners of the g […]

Best of Technical Support

Various

Issue #85, May 2001

Our experts answer your technical questions.

PHP Can’t Connect to MySQL

I installed MySQL3 and PHP4 with an RPM package. […]

Tobin Maginnis

Issue #85, May 2001

Tobin Maginnis, Sair president, provides some arguments in favor of Linux certification.

William Shakespeare penned the famous line in Hamlet, “To b […]

Richard Morgan

Issue #85, May 2001

A review of the LPIC process.

As the Linux community has grown from the world of the hobbyist to include professional administrators, the […]

Ana Maria Harkins

Issue #85, May 2001

The nonprofit Geekcorps teaches businesses in emerging countries to use technology while providing service volunteers opportunities to share their skills in […]

Richard Vernon

Issue #85, May 2001

This month’s feature articles show that even with the additions that accompany hitting the big time, the Linux community has maintained a balance between the […]

Best of Technical Support

Various

Issue #84, April 2001

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Programming with Shared Memory Segments

I have some processes that create […]

Ibrahim Haddad

Makan Pourzandi

Issue #84, April 2001

Ibrahim and Makan describe and test the Linux Virtual Server.

ARIES (Advanced Research on Internet E-Servers) is a project […]

Don Marti

Issue #84, April 2001

Running an efficient FTP server requires simplicity, security and high performance—take a look at this daemon.

FTP dæmons may not get much attention, bu […]

Peter Todd

Issue #84, April 2001

Peter demonstrates how to take advantage of the World Wide Web alternative, Freenet.

Freenet, quite possibly the most exciting file-sharing technology […]

Stew Benedict

Issue #84, April 2001

If your company isn’t ready to dive head first into DSL or full-service Internet and e-mail service, a system like this might be a good […]

Don Marti

Issue #84, April 2001

Three key problems face Linux as an internet platform today: security, proprietary software and the high cost of popularity. Naturally, Linux Journal will help you […]

Joshua Drake

Issue #83, March 2001

Joshua gives an honest and thorough profile of the range of consultants.

There is a common misunderstanding in the IT industry that Linux does not […]

Glen Otero

Issue #83, March 2001

Linux consulting is not really about Linux.

I run a consulting firm by the name of Linux Prophet in San Diego, California. Actually, I am Linux […]

Marty Larsen

Issue #83, March 2001

Number one requirement of the successful consultant: do what you love.

There are many means by which we choose to measure what is success. In my […]

Richard Vernon

Issue #83, March 2001

This month’s feature articles are addressed both to those who belong to, or are considering starting, a one-person or small consulting business, and those […]

Nenad Corbic

David Mandelstam

Issue #82, February 2001

Corbic and Mandelstam discuss the structure and user interfaces to the WANPIPE drivers as they have evolved and currently […]

Greg Herlein

Issue #82, February 2001

Herlein explains the integration of the telephony device driver into the Linux kernel.

A year ago, Internet Telephony was a curiosity, and many […]