[juneau-lug] Re: Boot-Camp (was: Ties with UAS-Gaming)
- From: James Zuelow <e5z8652@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: juneau-lug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 07:24:38 -0800
On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 21:05:14 -0800
"Clay Robidoux" <loki@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Ideas for meetings: Getting Samba to actually work as a cross platform file
> server so we can map to it from windows machines
There's a 3.0 presentation pencilled in for November, but that is
going to talk about active directory integration, etc. Setting up Samba for an
NT domain and/or workgroup for simple file sharing and printing is different
and we can do that at the October meeting, or a UAS LUG meeting if it gets off
the ground.
> James's old presentations are always worthwile to go
> over again.
> Iptables, postfix, dhcp et all
Thanks for pumping my ego.
> OS X tweaks
Best for the Mac users group? When people say OS X tweaks, I find
that a lot of the time they're talking about Aqua, not Darwin.
> Installing and running Apache
I've got a handout on this as well.
> Linux Wireless
`man iwconfig` - iwconfig is cool, and required to set up shared keys,
etc.
> Remote access securely (I.e. ssh or vpn access from
> campus to a linux box
> at someone's house)
Several members do this from work now, I think with ssh. Anyone
using a different vpn solution? I do very basic ssh stuff, essentially just
secure telnet. Other people (Justin) know a lot more about ssh and it's uses.
> Distributed computing (? Could be cool if anyone knows
> how to do this)
Hmm, dunno. That's mostly a programming/database issue to me. How
to split up your work and then re-integrate it. The network stuff should be a
lot less complex.
> Clustering
Show up in October for Justin's OpenMosix demo.
> Desktop tweaks (such as those found
> http://www.tasavur.com/linux/index.html)
That's a UAS club thing. You already found a good link (the guy does
like RH though, doesn't he? There are other reasons to use *BSD than Linux
Compatibility Mode.)
Cheers,
James
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