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LINUX MAGAZINE

Next Month

October 2003: Issue 35

Next Month’s Highlights

Editor John Southern,

jsouthern@linux-magazine.com

Assistant Colin Murphy,

Editor cmurphy@linux-magazine.com

Competence Competence Center Software:

Centers Patricia Jung, pjung@linux-magazine.com

Competence Center Hardware:

Mirko Dölle, mdoelle@linux-magazine.com

Competence Center Network & Security:

Achim Leitner, aleitner@linux-magazine.com

Corres- Jono Bacon, Timo Benk, Zack Brown,

pondents & Daniel Cooper, Alison Davies,

Contributors Francis Giraldeau, Steven Goodwin,

Georg C. F. Greve, Andreas Grytz, Ute Hertzog,

Heike Jurzik, Thomas Koch, Charly Kühnast,

Gerd Knorr, Benoît des Ligneris, Yuwei Lin,

Martin Loschwitz, Nico Lumma,

Andrea Müller, Christian Perle,

Alexander Reiterer, Janet Roebuck,

Michael Schilli, Tim Schürmann,

Martin Schulze, Stephan Siemen,

Ralf Spenneberg, Gunn Kristin Tjoflot,

Olexiy Ye Tykhomyrov

Layout Judith Erb, Elgin Grabe, Klaus Rehfeld

Cover Design Pinball Werbeagentur

The Robots are Back

Due to popular demand, we are bringing

the Lego MindStorm robots back to life.

This time we show you how to make the

most of the new Spybots.

We explore the NCQ code to make

more use of the robot features and guide

you into running the movies supplied

with the kit under Wine.

Network Problems Solved

Networks can change a computer, bring-

ing extra functionality and the ability to

share resources.

However as we all

know, sometimes

there are complica-

tions. We explore the

main problems that

you are likely to find

on a network and

step you through the

answers ensuring

you get the most

from your networks.

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Paranoid?

Everywhere you go, someone is trying to

watch you. Every email you write is

open to scrutiny. Proving who you are

and what was written in your name was

really by you is becoming harder in the

anonymous online world we inhabit.

Fortunately, help is at hand in the form

of GnuPG, which lets you add an elec-

tronic provable signature. We guide you

carefully through the steps necessary to

set up a signature.

Management (Vorstand)

Hermann Plank, hplank@linux-magazine.com,

Rosie Schuster, rschuster@linux-magazine.com

Business Unit Management

Brian Osborn, bosborn@linux-magazine.com

Product Management

Hans-Jörg Ehren,

hjehren@linux-magazine.com

EmPy

EmPy is a method for embedding Python

expressions and statements into tem-

plate text. We show you how to make

the most of this powerful system. Using

a Wiki system that lets you compose and

add comments to a discussion-type

notice board, we expand the ease and

functionality with the EmPy.

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Sleuth Kit

The Sleuth Kit is a collection of com-

mand line file system forensic tools that

allows you to examine different file sys-

tems in a non-intrusive way. A graphical

interface for these utilities is available.

We examine the features that this

extremely powerful toolset allows us to

use and show how to simply find data

and reconstruct information such as a

timeline of changes. Using this guide you

will soon learn how to become a super

file detective and discover the hidden

secrets left behind.

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