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COMMERCIAL: Linux Journal TOC #24
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Lars Wirzenius)
Sat Jan 27 18:38:07 1996
Date: Sat, 27 Jan 1996 04:42:47 +0200
From: Lars Wirzenius <wirzeniu@cc.helsinki.fi>
To: linux-announce@vger.rutgers.edu
From: Production Editor <pe@ssc.com>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: Linux Journal TOC #24
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The April issue of Linux Journal (#24) will be printed February 21 and mailed
from Senatobia, MS (our printers) on February 26. Subscription orders
received by 3:00 pm PDT Monday, February 12, will start with issue #24.
Call during normal West Coast business hours at 206-782-7733.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LINUX JOURNAL #24
APRIL 1996
FEATURES
Choosing an Internet Services Provider
If you need to choose between a BBS, an on-line service,
a shell account, and a PPP or SLIP account, read this informative
article.
by Michael K Johnson
Almost Internet with SLiRP and PPP
Jim guides the neophyte through installing and using SLiRP, a freely
available software package which makes an ordinary shell account
act like a SLIP or PPP account.
by Jim Knoble
Building a Linux Firewall
See how a Linux machine can be the guardian of your network's
security.
by Chris Kostick
NEWS & ARTICLES
XF-Mail
Compile and configure XF-Mail, and you will have a mail program
installed on your Linux box which can talk to a popmail server.
by John M Fisk
Finding Linux Software
Eric shows us where to find the real treasures
amid the plethora of software available on the Internet.
by Erik Troan
The Trouble with Live Data
The link looked innocent enough, so David clicked on it....How
Crusty the Clown led one man to serious contemplation
of potential security holes.
by David Bonn
COLUMNS
Letters to the Editor
Stop the Presses
Book Review: PrimeTime Freeware
Kernel Korner: Dynamic Kernels: Discovery
DIRECTORIES & REFERENCES
New Products
Advertisers Index
Consultants Directory
What's It?
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