Contributed by jose on from the pf-logging dept.
" Securing Small Networks with OpenBSD, part 6, Archiving PF Firewall Logs is available on-line at O'Reilly Network. The whole series is now a separate column .As always, this series is doing a great job of providing a lot of informational value. Also, note that another column this month, Big Scary Daemon: Installing OpenBSD 3.1 may be of interest to some people. The author of Big Scary Daemon normally runs FreeBSD, so it is interesting to read his perspective on OpenBSD.Also of interest is a little side-project, OpenBSD Administrator Toolbox , which will contain scripts and config files from the series, errata, as well as any additional scripts I write (pf curses-based config tool, I'm working on, and others). For now, there's only one script in that archive, the one from part 6, but others will follow soon (today or tomorrow).
Have fun!
Jacek Artymiak "
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By RC () on
Tired of Emacs v. VI? Tired of BSD v. Linux? How about this:
Starting Services as Root, then Chroot'ing and droping permissions
VS.
Starting Services as a non-Privlidged user
You might say it's already been going. Check out the discussion so far: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=567313&group_id=11118&atid=311118
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By Jacek Artymiak () on http://www.onlamp.com/pub/ct/58
Besides, the latest pieces are not limited solely to the subject of pf.
Jacek Artymiak
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By Jacek Artymiak () on http://www.onlamp.com/pub/ct/58
I have plans for articles describing OpenBSD as a server platform, is anyone interested?
Jacek Artymiak
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By emcis () emcis@cox.net on mailto:emcis@cox.net
Personally, I've really enjoyed and learned a lot from the articles on PF. Thanks for making them available.
By Anonymous Coward () on
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Jacek
By Evan Read () eread@nospam.freeshell.org on http://eread.freeshell.org