This tutorial shows how to set up an Ubuntu Hardy Heron (8.04 LTS) based server as a spamfilter in Gateway mode. In the end, you will have a SpamSnake Gateway which will relay clean emails to your MTA. You will also be able to view your incoming queue, train your SpamSnake and carry out a few more advanced operations via MailWatch.
Read more »The Perfect SpamSnake - Ubuntu 8.04 LTS
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Bazaar 1.4 released
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"This release of Bazaar includes handy improvements to the speed of log and status, new options for several commands, improved documentation, and better hooks, including initial code for server-side hooks..."
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Selecting Ubuntu as a Linux Server
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No one argues too much that Ubuntu dominates the Linux Desktop. That is clearly seen in all of my contact with people that I train. So how does the experience with the Ubuntu Desktop impact a choice for a Server OS and should it?
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Release: GNU Wget 1.11.2
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"Announcing the release of version 1.11.2 of GNU Wget, a bugfix release..."
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How to start Stumpwm
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"For the past few months I've been checking out Stumpwm. I always have got a joy out of working with any minimalistic window managers especially, tiling window managers. [...] With me being a Lisp Fanboi, I decided to take Stumpwm, out for a test cruise a few months ago.
Read more »Debugging with Nemiver
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Nemiver is a graphical tool that can be used to take advantage of debugging information that uses gdb as a backend. It provides all of the features that the terminal-based gdb provides, but in a more sophisticated GUI interface that follows the code as it is executed. This means you can run code line-by-line, add breakpoints, view pointers, variables, memory registers, and see the call stack.
Read more »Web Based Project Management With Collabtive On Ubuntu 7.10 Server
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Project management is becoming an increasingly important part of the Sys Admin's life. While Microsoft Project seems to be the standard project management tool used in most environments that I have worked in, it can sometimes be nice to have such tools web based so that multiple users can share information. This is where tools such as Collabtive come in.
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KDE 4.1 Alpha 1 Released
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The KDE Community today announced the immediate availability of KDE 4.1 Alpha1. With the soft feature freeze in effect, KDE 4.1 provides a first preview of what can be expected from KDE 4.1, due in late July this year.
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Gentoo 2008.0_beta2 released
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"2008.0_beta2 is here. Thanks to you, our community, for testing beta1 [...] This should be the last beta and will be followed by the final 2008.0 release after further bug fixing..."
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What Emacs is to editors, Stumpwm is to window managers
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"...The ability to dynamically change your working environment is one of the key reasons why so many programmers "live" in Emacs. [...] I would like to demonstrate how it's usage (for a Lisp developer) is similar to Emacs.
Read more »Ksplice, Rebootless Linux Kernel Security Updates
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"I've put together an automatic system for applying kernel security patches to the Linux kernel without rebooting it, and I wanted to share this system with the community in case others find it useful or interesting," said Jeff Arnold, announcing ksplice.
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My Lisp-centric "Good Easy"
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"I enjoyed reading Mark Pilgrim's "My Good Easy" blog post last year. In it, he described his Linux configuration and included links to all his main configuration files. I wanted to try out the new Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron release so I decided to re-create my Linux configuration on an older Windows laptop that I still have. The key things to note about my Ubuntu configuration: ..."
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Git merging by example
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"I've always liked git's merging algorithm, so I thought I'd show an example where it works exactly like I'd expect. Since svn merges never worked like I expected, I never bothered, but git always seems to Do What I Mean. Let's start by creating a project: ..."
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Pint-sized but versatile Linux server hits North America
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A pint-sized, multi-functional Linux server small enough to hold in the palm of your hand, was released this week into the North American market by Japan-based Plat'Home.
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Creating charts on Web pages with Java and GChart
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The Apache-licensed GChart utility lets you quickly generate nice-looking charts on your Web site. GChart is implemented with the Google Web Toolkit (GWT), which we introduced recently. To install GChart, just extract the distribution zip file. You can work with GChart in your own GWT applications by using it in Eclipse.
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