Linux Journal April 2000

“The April 2000 issue of Linux Journal (#72) will be mailed
from the printers in Waseca, Minnesota on March 12, 2000.”

Linux Journal Contents — #72 — April 2000

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Focus

• The Internet by Marjorie Richardson

Features

• The Linux Home Network by Preston F. Crow
• Assessing the Security of Your Web Applications by Nalneesh
  Gaur Web applications bring a new level of risk to the web
  sitehosting it. Security of the web application is paramount tothe
  security of the web site.
• Setting Up a Linux Gateway by Lawrence Teo Explains IP
  masquerading using the 2.2 kernel and ipchains.
• Linux and the Next Generation Internet by Stan McClellan,
  Michael Stricklen and Bob Cummings article on diffserv
  implementation using Linux
• Eid Eid, OE/ONE Corporation by Marjorie Richardson

Forum

• Building Your Own Internet Site by Tony Dean
• The (not so) Wonderful World of DSL by Jason Schumaker
• RTAI: Real Time Application Interface by P. Mantegazza, E.
  Bianchi, L. Dozioi, S. Papacharalambous,
• Novell Adopts OpenLDAP by Craig Knudsen
• Artists’ Guide to the Desktop, Part 2 by Michael J. Hammel
• Transmeta Rewrites the Rules by Linley Gwennap

Reviews

• Product Reviews
  • NetMax Apache Webserver by Allan Liska
• Book Reviews
  • A Practical Guide to SNMPv3 and Network Management by Charles
    Curley
  • Interconnections, 2nd Ed.by He Zhu

Columns

• Linux Apprentice: Customizing Vim by Dan Puckett
• Linux Means Business: Pakistan On-Line by Rafeeq Ur Rehman
  Converting from SCO Xenix to Linux by Fred Treasure
• System Administration: Large-Scale Linux Configuration
  Management by Paul Anderson
• Kernel Korner: The Linux Scheduler by Moshe Bar
• Cooking with Linux: Cooking with Linux by Marcel Gagne
• At the Forge: Designing Databases by Reuven M. Lerner
• The Last Word: e-Market e-Madness, e-Nough. by Stan
  Kelly-Bootle
• Linux in Education: Linux at Yorktown High School by Justin
  Maurer
• Focus on Software by David A. Bandel
• Embedded Systems News Briefs by Rick Lehrbaum
• Games We Play by Jason Kroll

Departments

• Letters
• upFRONT
• Penguin’s Progress: Where Have the Nets Come From? by Peter H.
  Salus
• Linux for Suits: Now What: Are We Going to Let AOL Turn the Net
  into TV 2.0.. by Doc Searls
• Best of Technical Support
• New Products
• Advertisers Index

Strictly On-Line

• Web Analysis Using Analog by Gaelyne R. Gasson
• Shell Functions and Path Variables, part 2 by Stephen
  Collyer
• The Generation Gap by Brian Marshall
• Enlightenment Basics by Michael Hammel

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