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    Security expert James Turnbull describes how to restrict user access to home directories through the use of the "chroot" command.  Ask the Expert

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    Sybase expert Mich Talebzadeh explains how to start a database server without using the RUNSERVER file by typing out each individual command.  Ask the Expert

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    Six crashes of blade servers running Linux in six weeks were bad enough, but troubles with Red Hat Kickstart slowed down repairs. Find out how CUNY found some quick fixes.  Article

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    Find out how Samba-3's configuration tools help IT admins create transparency between Windows clients and Linux servers in this tip by Samba team co-founder John H. Terpstra.  Tip

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    Find out how Samba-3's configuration tools can help IT admins create transparent interoperability between Windows clients and Linux servers in this tip by Samba team co-founder John H. Terpstra.  Tip

  • minicom

    Minicom (usually written with an initial lowercase m) is a text-based, serial communications program designed for Linux and distributed under the Free Software Foundation GNU Public License. It works with the Lynx browser and has script capability.  Definition

  • shared source

    Shared source is a software licensing concept that is more open than the proprietary approach to licensing but more restricted than the open source model.  Definition

  • Can I replicate an AD server to a Linux Samba server?

    Is there any way to replicate an AD server to a Linux Samba server? Basically is it possible to set up a Samba server as a BDC within a Windows 2003 AD environment?  Ask the Expert

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