Linux Journal Contents #78, October 2000

Open-Source Intrusion Detection Tools for Linux by Bobby S. Wen: Armed with Linux and Open Source tools, you can even keep an ISP secure.
Securing DNS and BIND by Michael D. Bauer: Decreasing the vulnerability of your DNS server is largely a matter of staying current and private.
Using Postfix for Secure SMTP Gateways by Mick Bauer and Brenno de Winter: Improve your site's e-mail hygiene and make life difficult for spammers and hackers.
Focus: Security by Don Marti: The time for security excuses is over.

RTcmix for Linux (Part 1) by Dave Topper: In the first part of this three-part series on real-time audio synthesis we take you through the history and basis of RTcmix.
Apache User Authentication by Ibrahim F. Haddad: A guide to setting up user authentication for the Apache web server running on Linux, using the plaintext file method.
Distance Education Using Linux and the MBone by Kelly Davis, Dr. Tom Miller and Charles Price: There is more to the Internet than sending JPGs. See how Linux and the MBone addresses the nedds of distance learning.
Automated Installation of Large-Scale Linux Networks by Ali Raza Butt and Jahangir Hasan: Need to load Linux on 100 workstations? Learn some tricks and techniques that could save you days of tedious work.
Graphics: Pick a Card...Any Card by Matt Matthews: With graphics capabilities being so important and new cards appearing all the time, you need a scorecard to pick the right one. Here it is ...
BusyBox: A Swiss Army Knife for Linux by Nicholas Wells: Learn how to save disk space with this open source tool for embedded systems.

Kernel Korner Contributing to the Linux KernelThe Linux Configuration System by Joseph Pranevich
At the Forge Configuring, Tuning, and Debugging Apache by Reuven M. Lerner
Cooking with Linux A Few Recipes for Easier Firewalls by Marcel Gagne

Linley on Linux Linux Drives Digital Audio Revolution by Linley Gwennap: The author plans to write about digital audio players, in particular the Rio Receiver that S3 has announced, which runs Linux. As MP3 replaces CDs, these devices will become pervasive, and Linux plays a key role in enabling them to be
Focus on Software by David A. Bandel
Embedded Systems News by Rick Lehrbaum
The Last Word by Stan Kelly-Bootle

LaTeX for Linux by Ben Crowder

Securing Linux by Charles Curley