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Bookmarks for 16 feb 2010 through 17 feb 2010

These are my links for 16 feb 2010 through 17 feb 2010:

  • Prosody IM – Prosody is a flexible communications server for Jabber/XMPP written in Lua. It aims to be easy to use, and light on resources. For developers it aims to be easy to extend and give a flexible system on which to rapidly develop added functionality, or prototype new protocols.

    Via BRU

  • Amministrazione dei Sistemi Operativi – Amministrazione dei Sistemi Operativi, Guide, Articoli, Scripts e Presentazioni sul mondo IT, due guide su Windows Server 2000 e 2003 in profondità, Script per automatizzare lavori su Active Directory, DNS, etc
  • Synergy – synergy: [noun] a mutually advantageous conjunction of distinct elements

    Synergy lets you easily share a single mouse and keyboard between multiple computers with different operating systems, each with its own display, without special hardware. It's intended for users with multiple computers on their desk since each system uses its own monitor(s).

Bookmarks for 25 gen 2010 from 15:08 to 18:02

These are my links for 25 gen 2010 from 15:08 to 18:02:

  • How to build a Social Networking Website with Drupal – woorkup.com – With this article I want to explain how you can plan and build a Social Networking Website using Drupal. The intent of the post is to provide useful tips and informations to understand the issues behind the building of a working on-line community. This writing was inspired by the reading of two interesting books, Community Building on the Web: Secret Strategies for Succesfull On-line Community and Drupal 6 – Social Networking. It’s clear that in a post I can provide only some useful cues to make a well-done work. I suggest to read the books above mentioned if you want to know more about the techniques and best practices for developing a good web network service.
  • Teambox | Project collaboration – Collaboration just got better
    A place for your team in Twitter-like project collaboration tool.

    Share tasks, messages, files. Get notified by email. Real group collaboration for your projects!

    Via http://www.fogliata.net

    […] Per ogni progetto sono disponibili un’area per le conversazioni, una per i vari compiti assegnati, una per le pagine ed un’altra per i file caricati dagli utenti. Teambox permette di fare più o meno le stesse cose possibili con Basecamp, con il vantaggio però di essere un sistema gratuito ed open source che potete persino installare sul vostro server[…]

  • The Heartbeat User’s Guide – The definitive reference guide for users of the Heartbeat cluster messaging layer.

Bookmarks for 25 gen 2010 from 02:01 to 12:41

These are my links for 25 gen 2010 from 02:01 to 12:41:

  • Considerazioni sui CV… « JP’s Web Place – […] Chissà poi perchè poi molta gente inizia sempre l’”elenco delle giustificazioni” con la scusa – per altro smentibile e regolarmente smentita in pochi secondi – del “ma io non sono così bravo come te” o del “ma io non ho così tanta roba da scrivere come te”: bah e doppio bah[…]

    (a me non l'ha mai detto nessuno o forse, uno, due… 😉

  • Top 40 Free Downloadable Open Source Social Networking Software | Vivalogo Resources – This is Vivalogo's list of best free, downloadable, open source social networking software (kinda hard to say all these words 🙂 ).
    Unlike some other lists you may find on the net, this one contains only really downloadable and functional software.
    Note: listed in no particular order.

    via Paolo: http://www.gnuband.org/

  • Black Sheep Networks Resources –

Bookmarks for 6 gen 2010 through 8 gen 2010

These are my links for 6 gen 2010 through 8 gen 2010:

  • Tools – Mt Xia – Downloads,Business Continuity,Disaster Recovery,High Availability,Virtualization,Data Center Automation,Audit Response,Audit Compliance,Security Assessment,Technical Support
  • pWare – AIX Open Source software for IBM AIX 5.3 and 6.1 – AIX Open Source software for IBM System p server (formerly pSeries and RS/6000) machines running AIX 5.3 and higher. My name is Bill Jojo and I work at Hudson Valley Community College where we use a significant amount of Open Source software to manage our environment.
  • Create AIX NIM master – NIM is better in that you can install a new OS from a mksysb in as little as 5 minutes versus installing from CD which can take 40 minutes or longer. You can also keep your builds consistent if you have one mksysb image to build an AIX server. This also makes server builds easier at remote locations, no more swapping CD’s[…]
  • AixErrorLogCustomization < AIS < TWiki – AIX has a very flexible error logging daemon to log hardware and software errors. The log is typically accessed with the errpt command.
    Unfortunately, checking the log is a manual process. Using some custom ODM entries, we can cause AIX to run commands in response to errors, which can then be used for notification.
    Below I document a simple configuration which uses the ODM to log each error entry to syslog, and forward the complete entry via email.
  • c99madshell Security Review – Derek Fountain – A friend of mine got hacked recently. Some charming person managed to upload a rogue file to his server and replaced some of the software executables he produces with versions containing trojans and viruses.

    It seems there's not a lot of information available that describes just what is possible from an uploaded file vulnerability. So I grabbed a copy of 'c99madshell', which is one of the more popular scripts used by script kiddies, and had a look at what it can do. Here's what I found…

Bookmarks for 5 gen 2010 from 16:27 to 19:15

These are my links for 5 gen 2010 from 16:27 to 19:15:

Bookmarks for 3 gen 2010 through 4 gen 2010

These are my links for 3 gen 2010 through 4 gen 2010:

  • www.phpip.net: IPv4 address managment suite – phpIP Management is a complete IPv4 IPAM (IP address management) suite, built to handle the complexity of managing today's IP address space. phpIP Management was built to scale and address the full lifecycle of IP address space using techniques that are not administratively intensive.
  • DenisFrati.it » Forensic data sheet – Davide “Rebus” Gabrini è uno dei maggiori esponenti della digital forensic italiana e per fortuna anche un collega. In primavera la sua instancabile mente partirì i “forensic data sheet” ad uso degli operatori della Polizia Postale e delle Comunicazioni.
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    Via http://www.serverless.it/

  • DIY ~20U server rack – So, this is something mike has been looking to make for the past few days, ever since he got his new computer case for his awesome new computer. He originally wanted to buy a server rack, so he can mount his case in it, and mount the NAS he has with it, but those cost lots of lots of money. So, our solution, after thinking up at night, was to make one ourselves. I suggested iron gas piping, and mike suggested angle iron. Mike won because in the end, it would be easier to build with angle iron.
  • 19 inch DIY PC Rack by TykSak of ModZone.dk – A little foreword

    I think the idea of having a 19" rack at home is every techs dream. This was also the case when I wanted to decomission my power hungry and space consuming server PCs and replace them with 19" servers, but it seems that when ever the frase "19 inch" is added to any PC part the price just skyrockets.

Bookmarks for 15 dic 2009 from 18:36 to 19:16

These are my links for 15 dic 2009 from 18:36 to 19:16:

  • Making Open Source Convenient | JumpBox Virtual Appliances and Applications for Cloud Computing – It's a ready-to-deploy virtual computer that contains a pre-configured instance of an application. Self-contained, secure and optimized – it gives you the value of Open Source software without the headaches. A JumpBox has the following qualities:

    Easy to deploy on Mac, Windows or Linux.
    Portable across operating systems and cloud environments.
    Simple to manage with a web-based administration interface.
    Protected by a built-in, automated backup system.
    Isolated from interfering with existing software.
    Flexible to allow you to move between virtual and cloud systems.
    Proven through collective usage of thousands of people

  • Waldemar Mark Duszyk – Un blog su AIX molto bello, lezioni, trucchi, script.
    Materiale base e avanzato
  • Troubleshoot Connections through the PIX and ASA – Cisco Systems – This document provides troubleshooting ideas and suggestions for when you use the Cisco ASA 5500 Series Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) and the Cisco PIX 500 Series Security Appliance. More often than not, when applications or network sources break or are not available, firewalls (PIX or ASA) tend to be a primary target and blamed as the cause of outages. With some testing on the ASA or PIX, an administrator can determine whether or not the ASA/PIX causes the problem.
  • Ricerche IT » Sniffing del traffico di rete con Cisco ASA 5505 – Può capitare, alle volte, di trovarci nella necessità di dover fare troubleshooting sulla nostra rete in conseguenza di un qualche malfunzionamento (software o hardware che sia); in alcuni casi, può essere estremamente utile “sniffare” il traffico di rete, cioé avere in una qualche forma comprensibile all’essere umano l’insieme (o, più spesso, un sottoinsieme) delle comunicazioni che avvengono sulla rete[…]