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Confidently Deploy .NET Applications on Linux+Mono with Delphi Prism

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This article aims to address the main problems that developers currently endure in developing and deploying cross-platform .NET enterprise applications to the Linux platform. Since...

Layer 7 Load Balancers

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Linux has proven itself as a rock-solid operating system platform for industry-leading software appliances and applications, one of which is for load-balancing. As global...

Advanced Nmap: NMap Script Scanning

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In previous articles, we have studied NMap in great detail, including live scanning a firewall and verifying the recommendations. Now, it's time to study...

Saving Private GRUB: Remotely Restoring MBR on an Enterprise Server

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Corporate hardware systems differ from their conventional desktop counterparts primarily because they have a number of interesting features. For example, they provide an ability...

Get that Search Button Working with Apache Solr!

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Search is probably the most important component of an application when it comes to finding valuable data, and that is precisely what Solr has...

Understanding Middleware with Apache ActiveMQ

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Even though "middleware" might seem like a close cousin of Tolkien's Middle Earth, it's a fairly modern term in computer software and services, and...

Digital Forensic Analysis Using BackTrack, Part 2

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In Part 1, we saw the digital forensics capabilities of the BackTrack Live Linux distribution, and focused on the first phase of digital forensic...

FreedomYUG: Don’t Sell Your Love Cheap

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How to Successfully Earn a Living with FOSS -- Part 3 Don't take it -- a job that allows you to do what you love. For...

Joy of Programming: Abort, Retry, Fail?

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Exception handling is tricky to get right. In this column, I present some guidelines for writing good exception handling code, by giving real-world (counter)...

CodeSport

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Welcome to CodeSport! In this month's column, we feature a set of programming questions, as requested by a few of our student readers. In last...