BSDs AS SERVERS

Release Date: 2010-02
Bsd_02_2010
Rating: 30 votes

Articles

  • Free Issue to Download!
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  • A first look at PC-BSD 8 release

    With the release of FreeBSD 8.0 it’s only a matter of time before we can expect the next version of PC-BSD. At the time of writing plenty of work was being done to prepare PC-BSD 8.0.
    - Jan Stedehouder
  • Installing and securing an Apache Jail with SSL on FreeBSD

    The Apache HTTP server developed by the Apache Software Foundation 1 is the most popular webserver software in use today installed at over 100 Million 2 sites worldwide.
    - Rob Somerville
  • The gemstones for FreeBSD

    Building web applications has become so popular that you can’t imagine Internet as a static system any more.
    - Marko Milenovic
  • OpenBSD, NetBSD and FreeBSD as file sharing servers – Part 1 – NFS

    How to share files between multiple operation systems and keep your data safe.
    - Petr Topiarz
  • IPsec VPNs An Introduction to IKE and IPsec

    This article concerns itself with IPsec and IKE, the protocols used to build IPsec based VPNs (hereafter referred to simply as a VPN).
    - Paul McMath
  • LDAP on FreeBSD

    Keeping your information synced across multiple systems can be a pain. While there are many ways to ensure consistency in your media and documents (rsync and scp work wonders in this area), there are not too many options for maintaining your address book.
    - Eric Vintimilla
  • Secure and stable mailservers with OpenBSD and qmail

    Secure and stable email servers are important for everyone who is using email. Most of the communication in companies is done by sending and receiving emails. So, reliable email systems are very important for each Internet company.
    - Matthias Pfeifer
  • Developing Secure Storages: Now On FreeBSD

    Developers of server-side, desktop and mobile applications working with FreeBSD now get access to Solid File System – a well-known component designed by EldoS Corporation. FreeBSD-developers have an ability to store documents and files in a highly secure robust and flexible file system with no run-time fees. Clean room implementation allows royalty-free business applications.
    - Theodore Tereshchenko, EldoS Corp.
  • Web Server Benchmarking

    I cannot lie; I had an extremely difficult time determining what to write about for this issue of the magazine.
    - Mikel King
  • OpenSSH: common but underappreciated
    - Machtelt Garrels
  • Interview with Olivier Cochard-Labbé, Founder of FreeNAS

    The FreeNAS project (http://freenas.org/freenas), founded by Olivier Cochard-Labbé in 2005, is an open source network attached storage distribution. The project offers a simple, elegant way for home users and network administrators to host data on a small, stable platform at very low cost.
    - Jesse Smith
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  • How I can download magazine? I have already entered my e-mail but still can’t download it :((

    about 1 month ago
    Aleksey V. Zapparov AKA ixti

  • How I can download magazine? I have already entered my e-mail but still can’t download it :((

    about 1 month ago
    Aleksey V. Zapparov AKA ixti

  • Same problem here it just keeps prompting for email entry and will not download anything

    about 1 month ago
    ptarch

  • same here. Plus, I’ve subscribed to the newsletter (long time ago).

    about 1 month ago
    Melicerte

  • Same problem here…i see no way to download…i get only prompt for e-mail newsletter i already subscribed. Tried different browsers (Safari, Opera)…same problem. :-(

    about 1 month ago
    cla

  • After entering your email, wait for the “newsletter” email in your mailbox. Click on the link in the email and you can start downloading. I had mine downloaded. :)

    about 1 month ago
    Psybermonkey

  • (oops…)
    Thanks BSD Magazine team!!!
    There’s always surprise reading BSD Magazine !!!
    :)

    about 1 month ago
    Psybermonkey

  • Why are you using faint grey text on white backgrounds on this site (as with the article abstracts, and even fainter for the authors’ names!)?? It is very difficult to view. It seems to be a trend on a lot of websites, which are all consequently harder to view than need be. It makes want to quit quickly.

    about 1 month ago
    RO

  • Issue PDF file downloaded fing for me – you DO need to re-enter your email to get to the download step (must just be some sort of verification/counter requirement?).

    HTH,
    RO

    about 1 month ago
    RO

  • A suggestion: since the “magazine” is only produced electronically now for downloading, why not format the pages in a layout optimized for onscreen viewing? The one thing I hate about typical PDF docs is that they are formatted for printing, and thus require constant scrolling and/or zooming to read on a computer screen – that is so 1990’s!

    Please consider the most likely end-use of the issues (altho I am sure some folks will want to print out articles, but even so, landscape mode printouts should be quite readable and usable).

    FWIW
    RO

    about 1 month ago
    RO

  • Excellent guys, no problems with the download so far. This is very useful info and needed so BSD get on top of all OS’s either on the server or desktop side.

    about 1 month ago
    joag

  • This is an irritating joke, I can not download the free copy as for me.Have your not felt this sense before when you get disapointed ….

    about 1 month ago
    chris

  • Great, thanks for the download guys! Looks like a good one. Cheers.

    about 1 month ago
    Andrew

  • Great, thanks for the download guys! Looks like a good one. Cheers.

    about 1 month ago
    Andrew

  • Thanks for this issue and the previous ones.

    about 1 month ago
    Users_avatars_mini lbdc

  • Hello everyone,

    Thank you for your compliments.

    For all those, who might have problems with downloading – all you need to do to download a file is provide your email address (if you are subscribed) or subscribe to our newsletter first, click the download link and provide your email address then.

    Best regards,
    BSD Mag Team

    about 1 month ago
    BSD Mag

  • Still does NOT work. I hope your magazine is better than your download process. This sucks.

    about 1 month ago
    G Man

  • Still does NOT work. I hope your magazine is better than your download process. This sucks.

    about 1 month ago
    G Man

  • Still does NOT work. I hope your magazine is better than your download process. This sucks.

    about 1 month ago
    G Man

  • Still does NOT work. I hope your magazine is better than your download process. This sucks.

    about 1 month ago
    G Man

  • +1 with RO

    Also, I can’t sign-up to the newsletter to download (error page ? not in english), and the download button is unfonctionnal under chrome.

    about 1 month ago
    Alexandre

  • Thank you for new issue, is there any way to get paper copy?

    about 1 month ago
    Users_avatars_mini solarisdev

  • Thank you for new issue, is there any way to get paper copy?

    about 1 month ago
    Users_avatars_mini solarisdev

  • I’d rather just get the subscription I paid for… received 2 issues last summer and nothing since. Thanks

    about 1 month ago
    James

  • Download?? Entered email, confirm displayed in Polish, and no email link to download….I really like the mag and a BSD fan all the way but this site is mickey mouse and looks like the firm that manages the publication might be as well!

    about 1 month ago
    James

  • Hi,

    If you cannot download the file, please contact me at michal.gladecki@software.com.pl and I will send it to you via email.

    Have a great day,
    Michal

    about 1 month ago
    Michal (Editor-in-Chief)

  • I came to this page from the newsletter. I click on the link to download and it tells me to subscribe to the newsletter. What gives?

    about 1 month ago
    leotherussian

  • you can also download with wget. that’s what i did.
    code: wget http://bsdmag.org/system/articles/attachment1s/10664/original/BSD_02_2010.pdf?1265023832

    about 1 month ago
    chy

  • people that are complaining – calm down! you’re getting a great magazine for nothing.

    about 1 month ago
    chy

  • thanks chy for this direct link.

    BSDMAG
    why do we have to register to download? this just makes it harder to download. Hope you’ll just provide a direct link to download like chy did.

    about 1 month ago
    Bill Gates

  • Dear Sir, an excellent magazine with gems on BSD. I believe this effort has long been wanting…

    thanks.

    about 1 month ago
    Johnson Lukose

  • Thx for the magazine, great issue as well as the old ones.

    about 1 month ago
    Julio Alarcon

  • Odd situation here, I was able to download a file…‘file-802584503.flv’
    …renamed it as a .pdf file and now I can read it. Of course I am behind a firewall. Hope this helps somebody out.

    Thanks BSDMAG for all that you do, this looks like an awesome issue!

    about 1 month ago
    Don

  • No joy downloading. I have been trying for a while.

    about 1 month ago
    Ethereal

  • How can I contact with the authors? I have a problem with the OpenBSD IPsec VPN article. The ipsec.conf (with the same settings) in the article doesn’t work for me, I still get the ‘Syntax error’ message, and I couldn’t find any solution for the problem on the internet.

    29 days ago
    Steelman

  • First, make sure the line breaks are correct in ipesec.conf. An extra space after the ‘\’ character will cause a syntax error.

    29 days ago
    paulm

  • Thanks for the download link chy… :-¨

    18 days ago
    Denis de Castro
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