http://www.squid-cache.org/

Google search for the thousands of HOWTOs available on the Net.

http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq

cat /etc/fstab

will show the list of partitions/slices that are mountable on the system, along with their filesystem.

Example (from a FreeBSD system):


cat /etc/fstab

# Device ...

You can install Debian, Slackware, FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD across the Net using 2 floppies. Don't know about any other distros - I've only done it using those I mentioned, and it keeps the CD...

?!

I burn between 10 and 40 CDs per week on either a 48x or a 52x drive (including Linux & UNIX ISOs) and have never heard of "anything faster than 24x will cause problems." Most of the burning...

They don't offer Linux as an operating system on their desktops or laptops anymore because there wasn't much of a demand when they did offer it. Now they offer machines with no operating system...

If you want to learn UNIX, why not learn it on UNIX, such as FreeBSD? (There's also a free Solaris download for x86 available from Sun.) MOST of the commands in Linux are the same in UNIX, but there...

xlulux: Do your homework, Bub. There *are* some flavors of UNIX that are free (see my last post in this thread) and widely used.

As far as hardware support, NetBSD runs on pretty much...

OpenBSD, NetBSD, and FreeBSD are all UNIX, Open-Source, and FREE. (The Open Group actually owns the "UNIX" trademark, but HP-UX, Solaris, et al are all unices for the sake of argument...)

...

FreeBSD.

'nuff said.

:)

Well, OK. Slackware and FreeBSD.

Comparing RedHat to Gentoo is like comparing Mandrake to FreeBSD. They both use different packaging methods, different libraries, and have an altogether different directory structure (in some...

Sorry I've been away for awhile - work followed by a sunny vacation in Florida, doncha know...

I'll be posting a bunch of stuff next week after I get caught up at the office. Some howto's,...

/usr/doc/
/usr/share/doc/
/usr/local/doc/
man
info
apropos

Who needs 'net for docs? :)

A few minor corrections:
ln sourceName destDirectory create symbolic link to a file
Should be:

ln -s source destination (the -s switch denotes a symbolic link)
sh the standard...

Not too bad, but here's some you left out:

http://www.sans.org/ (Computer Security Education and Information Security Training)
http://www.gocsi.com/ (Computer Security Institute)
...

This forum isn't meant for arguments, so I won't post any comments about that, except that any network that doesn't have some kind of firewall or antivirus protection deserves to get owned/infected.

More advanced does not always mean more stable, just like easy doesn't always mean unstable.

More advanced does NOT mean more user-friendly. Try Slackware to see what I mean.

Also, keep in...

I disagree. It's not a myth at all, but a reality. Those distributions were designed with "easy" in mind, regarding installing and upgrading packages. Show me a first-time Linux user who knows...

Don't forget about gnoppix, which is basically Knoppix with a Gnome wm, as opposed to KDE.

http://www.gnoppix.org

There's also LindowsCD, which is the same thing as Knoppix & Gnoppix - a...

I'll be there tomorrow and Friday. Would've been there today, but I had a client who had "issues."