Linux Journal Contents #143, March 2006

Features

• Getting Started with mod_security  by Mick Bauer
  What's the mod way of securing your Apache-driven Web site?
  
• GnuPG Hacks  by Tony Stieber
  What can GnuPG do for you besides encrypt and decrypt e-mail?
  
• Demons Seeking Dæmons—A Practical Approach to Hardening Your OpenSSH Configuration  by Phil Moses
  Don't wait until you have to exorcise a dæmon seeking to possess your SSH server.
  
• Generating Firewall Rules with Perl  by Mike Diehl
  A Perl alternative to those tired of tweaking firewall rules by hand.
  
• Getting Started with the Linux Intrusion Detection System  by Irfan Habib
  Put a LID on unwanted file access the kernel way.
  

Indepth

• Single Sign-On and the Corporate Directory, Part IV  by Ti Leggett
  Wrap up your single sign-on system with CUPS, SSH and firewall rules.
  
• Tough on Grease but Easy on Web Servers  by Kevin Bedell
  Ajax expert Ben Galbraith chats about Asynchronous Java and XML.
  
• Rapid GNOME Development with Mono  by Robert Love
  If you're itching to try Mono here's where to start.
  
• Stealth E-mail to the Rescue  by Peter Ziobrzynski
  A sneaky way to get to your personal e-mail server from work.
  
• Subversion: Not Just for Code Anymore  by William Nagel
  Never lose track of your constantly changing personal information again.
  
• Developing Eclipse Plugins  by Mike McCullough
  Don't let your development habits be eclipsed by missing features others haven't yet added to this extensible IDE.
  

Columns

• At the Forge   Amazon Web Services  by Reuven M. Lerner
  
• Cooking with Linux   The Best Security...Barks!  by Marcel Gagné
  
• Work the Shell   Writing a Shell Game  by Dave Taylor
  
• Linux for Suits   The Sound of Linux  by Doc Searls
  
• etc/rant/   Separation of Church and Choice  by Nicholas Petreley
  

Reviews

• Let Your Finger Do the Booting  by James Turner
  
• Battle of the Ajax Mail Packages  by James Turner
  

Departments

• Letters  
  
• UPFRONT  
  
• New Products