January 2002
Emmett DulaneyFor those who've grown beyond the basics, Emmett has the skinny on 2nd-level Linux certification exams from LPI and Sair.
Randy ReamesToday's newest browsers support most of CSS1, and the specs for CSS2 are already out. Nonetheless, this book has a lot to offer.
Ben RothkeIn many ways, an information security policy is like dietary fiber: we all agree that it is necessary and beneficial, but only a handful of people take action to obtain it. Rothke explains while investigating this title from New Riders.
Ed SchaeferCongratulations and $100 go to Rodney Sparapani for submitting this month's winning script: an individual backup utility called save-version.
Peter Baer GalvinSun made an unusual move last year, with its purchase of Cobalt and their
Qube line of all-in-one Linux servers. This was unusual for Sun for two
reasons. First, Sun usually prefers to build rather than buy. Second,
the device is not SPARC based, and it does not run Solaris. What did Sun
see in Cobalt and the Qube that so intrigued it? I decided to test drive
a Qube 3 to find out.
Jeff W. DurhamManaging IMAP is a collection of useful information for those faced with the tasks of IMAP server administration, troubleshooting, and system design.
Cameron Laird and Kathryn SoraizLaird and Soraiz explore curl, a portable command-line executable for convenient Web retrieval, along with its associated library, libcurl.
Joe "Zonker" BrockmeierZonker turns the spotlight on TWiki, a tool for creating collaborative online environments where potentially anyone can add or edit material.
Jeff W. DurhamDurham checks out a survival guide that's intended to make life easier for T1 systems administrators.
Joe "Zonker" Brockmeier
Ben Rothke
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