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Contents

Get Started

Drupal on FreeBSD – part 2

Rob Somerville

In the previous article in this series, we looked at installing the

Drupal Content Management System. We are now going to look

at configuration, templates, modules and adding content.

An Absolute Beginner’s Guide To Using

The Command Line Interface In Bsd

Sufyan Bin Uzayr

Life exists beyond Linux. There are other Open Source

operating systems such as BSD and OpenSolaris. Introducing a

Linux user to BSD is no big deal, considering the fact that most

BSD versions now employ either KDE or GNOME. Read on as

we bring explore the BSD command line.

Authenticating NAT with authpf

Nicolas Greneche

NAT (Network Address Translation) is a way to (hide) several

hosts behind a gateway. It operates on IP packets (layer 3)

by rewriting source address of each one. It should be noticed

that another mechanism called PAT (Port Address Translation)

operates on TCP/UDP ports (layer 4).

How To’s

Backup your laptop from anywhere to

your home server with openvpn, rsync

and ssh

Matias Surdi

In this article I will explain how to setup a very simple backup

system based on standard unix tools and two shell scripts to

backup your laptop from anywhere if you have an internet

connection available.

Xmodmapon the way to writing

hieroglyphs quickly

Juraj Sipos

This article is about how to make your own Xmodmap map – a

definition for a keyboard layout in Linux/Unix. Presented is a

sample Xmodmap keyboard map with four keyboard layouts

that users can toggle with by Caps Lock: 1) Standard English

keyboard; 2) IAST keyboard layout for transliteration of Sanskrit;

3) a layout to be defined by users; 4) keyboard layout for

Devanagari.

FreeBSD Binary Upgrade

Sławomir Wojtczak (Vermaden)

After We install FreeBSD system, we have fresh packages and

up to date base system, but as new RELEASE appears its good

to update to get new features and bugfixes.

Introduction to WebDAV

Ivan „Rambius” Ivanov

WebDAV is an extension of the HTTP protocol that performs

remote Web content magagement, thus turning the Web into

writable media.

Managing software with NetBSD’s

pkgsrc packaging system

Eric Schnoebelen

pkgsrc is NetBSD’s package management system. But it

supports far more than just NetBSD. At last count, over 11

distinct operating systems were supported by pkgsrc.

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