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Charly's Column
28.06.2007
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. To finish off, you need to create a cron job: 0 * * * * /usr/local/policydU /cleanup -c /usr/local/policydU /policyd.conf The job periodically removes obsolete entries from the database. The configuration ... in the policyd directory. MySQL is also required. Policyd gives you a SQL script that automatically creates the required tables. To finish off, you need to create a cron job:
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Network Monitoring Intro
02.07.2007
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of these tools are quite effective, and we don’t discourage anyone from using a commercial solution if it is the right tool for the job. However, you really can go a long way in Linux using free products ... of these tools are quite effective, and we don’t discourage anyone from using a commercial solution if it is the right tool for the job. However, you really can go a long way in Linux using free products
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Open Source Monitoring Tools
29.03.2009
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open source applications will handle the job for you. In this article, I look at three of the main contenders – Hobbit, Nagios, and monit. All are open source and freely available. All have good ... will handle the job for you. In this article, I look at three of the main contenders – Hobbit, Nagios, and monit. All are open source and freely available. All have good points and limitations. The ideal
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Doghouse: LinuxCon NA
23.09.2011
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people acknowledged that we still have not enjoyed “the year of the Linux desktop.” This particular conference stirred up a lot of retrospection. Jon Corbett, who normally does a bang-up job telling us ... This particular conference stirred up a lot of retrospection. Jon Corbett, who normally does a bang-up job telling us what is new in the Linux kernel, went back a bit in time and showed some
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Doghouse: Flourish with FOSS
26.11.2012
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last only a few years before going bankrupt, merging, or being bought, but during their existence, they generate jobs, develop products, and inspire others. They are the core of business enterprise ... bought, but during their existence, they generate jobs, develop products, and inspire others. They are the core of business enterprise. Using an example from the automotive industry, these companies
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Archipel
01.09.2011
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team of French developers claims to want to do a better job than Enomalism or Proxmox [4] and delves deeply into the open source toolbox to do so. The web GUI relies on the Cappuccino Java ... KVM, through VMware. Enter Archipel [3], with its fresh, new approach: The small team of French developers claims to want to do a better job than Enomalism or Proxmox [4] and delves deeply into the open
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Welcome
24.07.2012
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in 1981 – in fact, I was already a young adult at that time and was living in Rea- gan’s home state of California, working my first professional job after college. Reagan became known as “the great commu ...  was already a young adult at that time and was living in Reagan’s home state of California, working my first professional job after college. Reagan became known as “the great communicator” for the hypnotic
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3 Hot Tech Careers for 2011 Grads
20.05.2011
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of Labor Statistics, medical records and health information technicians held about 172,500 jobs in 2008 (about 39 percent of jobs were in hospitals). Jobs are expected to grow by 20 percent, or about 35
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adtool
20.05.2013
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shouldn’t be afraid of using any tool that does the job. However, why limit yourself to only Windows-specific tools? Mike Dawson’s adtool application [1] is a particularly powerful and useful tool ... Management Console (MMC), when they need to. After all, Linux administrators shouldn’t be afraid of using any tool that does the job. However, why limit yourself to only Windows-specific tools? Mike ... Management Console (MMC), when they need to. After all, Linux administrators shouldn't be afraid of using any tool that does the job. However, why limit yourself to only Windows-specific tools? Mike Dawson
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Mozilla and the Open Web
16.10.2008
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Mozilla offered both developers a full-time job, according to their blog. The group's goal is to bring innovation to web development, beginning with R&D into tools leading to a more simplified

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