From: Christian Weisgerber (naddy_at_unix-ag.uni-kl.de)
Date: 04. Mar 1999
Die März-Ausgabe von Dæmon News, dem BSD-E-Zine, ist draußen:
<URL:http://www.de.daemonnews.org/>
Von besonderem Interesse und keineswegs BSD-spezifisch sind diesmal
dabei:
- History of Unix (Ian Darwin, Geoffret Collyer): In the Beginning...
A History of UNIX before Berkeley: UNIX® Evolution, 1975-1984
This article traces some of the intermediate history of the UNIX
Operating System, from the mid nineteen-seventies to the early
eighties. It is slightly updated from an article that appeared
as ``The Evolution of UNIX from 1974 to the Present, Part 1'' in
Microsystems[Darw1984a]. This article discusses ``Research UNIX'':
V6, V7 and V8; and tells the tale of many programs and subsystems that
are today part of 4.4 BSD, System V or both.
- Websites (Nik Clayton): Managing websites using Unix
This is the first of several articles explaining how to use the tools
provided by Unix and clones (such as the free BSD implementations,
and the various different Linux distributions) to manage the contents
of a website, such as the free webspace that ISPs often give to their
customers.
There is nothing about the techniques described here (and in future
articles) that limit them to small, personal, websites. The author has
successfully used these approaches to manage sites with thousands of
pages and half dozen active webmasters working on the site.
In this article the problem to be solved is explained, and the
reader is introduced to the CVS suite of commands.
- The X-Pert (Glenn Ramalho): Remote X
The X Window System uses a network protocol to implement its internal
communication mechanism, making remote connections occur transparently
to the user. In the December 97 issue of Daemon News I wrote an article
titled An Introduction to X which explained overall how this system
works. Now in this article I will talk about how to use this feature.
ciao
-- Christian "naddy" Weisgerber naddy_at_unix-ag.uni-kl.de
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