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Topic Links!
Here we post interesting links submitted by our members at meetings, in email list discussions, and whenever someone finds some new and interesting items they want to share with everyone! Enjoy!
Note: Opinions of any author's content is not necessarily that of the Shenandoah Valley Linux Users Group.
Linux Standards - the Official Word
Linux Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (version 2.2) (pdf) - submitted by M. Naylor
Just for Fun
Wayback Machine - Pages from the Past - submitted by T. Witt
Security
- Always On, Always Vulnerable: Securing Broadband Connections by Matthew Tanase
- Security Books
Hacking Exposed 3rd Ed Scambray/McClure Osborne
Hacking Windows 2000 Exposed - Osborne
Hacking Linux Exposed - Osborne
Maximum Linux Security - Anonymous - SAMS
- Security Presentation - David Finan (Unisys)
- TCP/IP Analysis and Mapping Tool - Vision
- Linux CIS Security Benchmark
- LSOF - List Open Files - Utility to see what files are opened on a Linux system.
- TCPDump - Awesome Packet monitoring software.
Firewalls
Some basic firewall scripts for ipchains and iptables. - submitted by T. Witt
- 2.4 kernel - IPTables
- 2.2 kernel - IPChains
Firewall Script Builder - submitted by L. Butts
IPTables Basics - submitted by C. Grabenstein
Firewall Generator - submitted by C. Grabenstein
Firewall Builder (dot org) - submitted by M. Naylor
Home Automation - X10
submitted by John Peck- General info and modifications.
- Home automation info and equipment.
- X10 people themselves.
- Open source home automation program.
- Freshmeat list of all x10 projects including heyu.
- Heyu backend for controlling the CM11A x10 interface.
- Information on home automation.
- CGI interface for x10.
- Home automation info and equipment.
CVS - Source Code and System Configuration Management
submitted by Larry Butts- CVS Home - THE Main Resource
- CVS Bubbles - Lots of good information as well as a Faq-O-Matic (awesome FAQ collaboration for CVS users)
- Open Source Development With CVS - a Free tutorial/reference book on developing with CVS.
- Using CVS for Version Control - by Allan Liska
