... news tutorials that I've written up. First, is using 'mpd' to accept VPN connections from Windows workstations. Second, is a tutorial on setting up SpamAssassin on FreeBSD using Sendmail and Procmail. I hope these are helpful, and as always, contact me if there are problems, or things that ... 4 most recent tutorials Installing SpamAssassin on FreeBSD with Sendmail + Procmail Using 'mpd' To Allow VPN Connections from Windows Workstations IPFILTER (IPF) on FreeBSD ...

... Networking a pen plotter under FreeBSD Networking a pen plotter under FreeBSD     Most folks might consider this tutorial to be a solution in search of a problem. That is, it addresses a very ... I had: a) users running AutoCAD Release 14 under MS Windows 9x; b) an existing 10baseT LAN; c) an existing file server running FreeBSD 3.2R; d) a pen plotter which has only an RS232 interface. Without networking the plotter, the only way ...

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... Search -- Feedback -- About The Site -- Forum Setting up your Iomega ZIP Drive added 5.4.1999 -- written by Mark Mayo Article Description: This tutorial will help you set up a parallel, IDE or SCSI Iomega ZIP drive in FreeBSD. What is the ZIP drive? The Iomega ZIP 100 is an external drive with removable 96MB disks. It is connected either ... that is usually shipped built into PCs (internal). The good news is that you can use all of these models under ...

... share the same IP address. Great for cable modems and such. These instructions will help you configure NATd on FreeBSD with the firewall implemented. NATd will NOT work unless you have a properly configured firewall, so read the firewall ...

... something in the manual than to repeat its contents here. The other useful document is A Tutorial Introduction to the UNIX Text Editor, which will tell you how to use the editor to get ...

... February status report is now available; see the status reports Web page for more information. Unix tutorial. Linux and FreeBsd help The last posted unix tutorials The unix tutorials archives 30 March, 2004: MySql Manual. Tutorial Introduction This chapter provides a tutorial introduction to MySQL by showing how to use the mysql client program to create and use ... setting up both the Kerberos realm server, as well as a client ... 17 September, 2003: Setting Up Oracle on Linux or ...

... For People New to Both FreeBSD and Unix For People New to Both FreeBSD and Unix Annelise Anderson andrsn@andrsn.stanford.edu August 15, 1997 Congratulations on installing FreeBSD! This introduction is for people new to both FreeBSD and Un*x--so it starts with basics. It assumes you're using version 2.0.5 or later of FreeBSD ... the easy ee , but in the long run the text editor vi is worth learning. There's an excellent ...

... architecture Wireless technology XML Feedback Related links ISV resources alphaWorks (emerging technologies) IBM Academic Initiative IBM Redbooks IBM Press books developerWorks   >   Open source | Linux   >   Installing FreeBSD Level: Introductory David Mertz ( mertz@gnosis.cx ), President, Gnosis Software, Inc. 23 May 2001 This free tutorial is for users getting started with FreeBSD for the first time. The tutorial may also serve as a refresher for FreeBSD users who want to install the most recent versions. You do not need to be a programmer ...

... not work right anymore. That is why I have now changed all occurances of .code to .text in this tutorial. Please, do so in your own code as well. Appendix D – Acknowledgements This tutorial would never have been possible without the help of many experienced FreeBSD programmers from the FreeBSD hackers mailing list, many of whom have patiently answered my questions, and pointed me in the right direction ...