 July 2004 • Volume 13 • Number 7
Features
TKCluster • Tom Kunz
Kunz describes the the installation and usage of TKCluster, a cluster manager
that is intended to allow small- to medium-sized businesses to gain the benefits
of data high availability without the cost of commercial clustering hardware
and software.
Keeping Data in Sync::rsync — Part II • Chris Hare
This is the second of a two-part series on rsync. In this article, Hare describes
configuration of the rsync server, access control, and
security implications.
Monitoring a SAN with MRTG • Mike Scott
Scott shows how to set up MRTG as an easy and non-intrusive method of monitoring a SAN environment.
Using More Tentacles of Squid • Ralf van Dooren
van Dooren shows how to use Squid as both a caching proxy for LAN clients
and an off-loading mechanism for your corporate
Web server.
Embedded Linux Router • Tom Erjavec
Erjavec describes how he used an embedded Linux router to create a high-performance
secure Internet gateway and a firewalled
connection to the Internet.
Scanning Apache Logs with PHP • Russell J.T. Dyer
In this part of his series on PHP, Dyer provides some tips on how to use PHP for log monitoring.
Columns
Lightweight Persistent Data • Randal L. Schwartz
Questions and Answers • Amy Rich
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