Jeremy Reed

a) All files in the ASP engines directory (/opt/casp/asp-apache-3000 by default), can be set to either 600 or 700 accordingly, EXCEPT casp.cnfg and odbc.ini. These two files must not be set to any permissions lower than 644. b) In the CASP installation root directory (/opt/casp by default), you can change the permissions on the global_odbc.sh […]

[ Thanks to Michael Holve for this link. ] How you scale your infrastructure from here is wholly dependant on your growth needs and budget available. You will need to analyze your Website traffic and monitor your server performance characteristics closely to see how they all interelate. Everything Solaris has a new article entitled, Apache: […]

[ Thanks to Amanda McPherson for this link. ] Covalent’s new Enterprise Ready Server (ERS) isn’t just another commercial Web server offering. It’s a complete management system designed to handle configuration, monitoring, and log file management for a distributed network of Apache Web servers. New Architect Magazine reviews Covalent’s Enterprise Ready Server and says: “Covalent’s […]

Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2001 00:18:13 -0400 (AST) From: The Hermit Hacker To: pgsql-announce@postgresql.org Subject: [ANNOUNCE] PostgreSQL v7.1BETA3 Bundled and Available … After almost a month since Beta1 was released, and skipping Beta2, the PostgreSQL Developers are pleased to announced Beta3 of v7.1. After almost a month since Beta1 was released, and skipping Beta2, the […]

[ Thanks to Kellie for this link. ] This free tutorial introduces the Apache administrator to the directory layouts used for a given installation. With this knowledge, administrators can then easily locate Apache’s executable and utility files, and determine what’s necessary for custom configuration. This free tutorial introduces the Apache administrator to the directory layouts […]

The latest Apache Week discusses development and input filtering, benchmarking 1.3 vs. 2.0, webserver usage surveys, and links to recent articles. New releases of Apache 2.0 and 1.3 are expected soon, although there are still several issues listed as “showstoppers” for a 2.0 release. No large changes have been committed to the 1.3 tree since […]

The W represents a child process that is sending a reply. The _ represents a child that is idle, waiting for an incoming connection. Each . represents a potential child that does not exist yet. One slot is displayed for each potential server you have permitted, as per MaxClients In the example above, only one […]

[ Thanks to Maria for this link. ] This tutorial concludes the LPI 102 exam prep series with this fourth installment, which shows how to implement basic Linux security including proper Network File System (NFS) configuration and use of the secure shell (ssh). By the end of this series of tutorials (eight in all: four […]

Ola Eriksson has a FAQ with 39 questions (and answers) covering Solaris 8 for Intel. Sample questions include: Why does ‘tar’ tell me that my archive is broken … Why doesn’t solaris /bin/sh allow me to suspend processes using ctrl-z ? How do I enable an dhcp client on one of my interfaces? Visit the […]

Sun Microsystems, Inc. continues as the world’s top UNIX workstation vendor with 68 percent market share for global shipments and 25 million in global revenue according to Q1CY’02 results from analyst firm IDC. In shipments terms, Sun outpaced all competitors combined. In revenue terms, Sun’s year-over-year gain of three percent, compared to IBM’s loss of […]

Sun Microsystems announced that the Trusted Solaris 8 4/01 Operating Environment (Solaris OE) received security certification under the Common Criteria Labeled Security Protection Profile (LSPP) at Evaluation Assurance Level 4 (EAL4). The only operating system to achieve this level of certification, the Trusted Solaris 8 OE (http://sun.com/trustedsolaris) is an integrated platform expanding the capabilities of […]

Over the last year, Sun Microsystems, Inc. has turned a research project into a leading peer-to-peer platform, changing the way people work and use network computing technology. Through the open-source community, thousands of developers and dozens of universities and companies are developing and investigating compelling services and applications based on JXTA that demonstrate the benefits […]