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undeadly.org
url: http://undeadly.orgSSH Mastery: A Very Welcome Addition to Any Unix User's Bookshelf
The first paragraph of this book's afterword reads:
“ "You now know more about SSH, OpenSSH and Putty than the vast majority of IT professionals! Congratulations". ”
That claim will be true for any reader of SSH Mastery who has read the book up to that point and has incorporated at least some of the elements of the configurations it describes into their own environments.
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Using OpenBSD VMs to teach Unix
In episode 208 of his bsdtalk podcast, Will Backman talks about how he uses OpenBSD virtual machines to aid in his teaching of a Unix course at the University of Maine, along with details of why he chose it and how it helps round-out his pupils' understanding of different Unixes.
The podcast files (15min, 7MB) are available here:
Ogg: http://cisx1.uma.maine.edu/~wbackman/bsdtalk/bsdtalk208.ogg ,
MP3: http://cisx1.uma.maine.edu/~wbackman/bsdtalk/bsdtalk208.mp3
wiconfig - simplifies the configuration of wireless interfaces
Daniel M wrote in about the wiconfig script that he wrote to handle moving a laptop between networks:
So, I got tired of doing my little time saving workarounds every time I connected to a wireless network and decided to look for a solution. Several people have posted little wireless scripts here, to misc@ and minor modifications to help simplify and automate the configuration of wireless, but the scripts never seemed to go far enough.
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OpenBSD reaches 5.0!
As several submitters wrote in to remind us, Following the regular 6-monthly schedule, OpenBSD 5.0 was released on 1 November and is available on CDs and online.