Newsletter #2

[MsMittens]

Hi All.

Well, here it is. Not as long as the last but still has a few good articles. Hope you enjoy. Again, if you have any difficulties, just pop me a pm here.

I think the next issue we'll give a little more time for. Deadline for Issue #3 Article Submissions:May 15, 2002. We are interested in all kinds of things including cartoons, stories, tutorials, etc. So please, send your submissions in. ;)

Enjoy!

[Remote_Access_]

Good job everyone on the newsletter. I didn't have much time to go into detail about security auditing so I'll try to post a longer version in the tutorials section. Thanks to everyone who contributed. Hopefuly we'll see more tutorials, stories, etc. in the next issue.

Remote_Access_

[ac1dsp3ctrum]

Weeeee! Good job MsMittens :D
Some interesting stories in this one... It was worth the wait !

[ArmyOfOne]

The newsletter is sweet. Thanks.

[psychosquee]

Good newsletter... I am thinking of "undertaking" the project of designing the Hacker's Periodic Table of Elements.

[BrainStop]

A great read yet again.

Thanks to all those who contributed to it!

Cheers,

BrainStop

[blackmask]

hello folks....

I want help on the following subjects.

1) How can i compile java prgms on linux? Which is the best compiler for java on linux.Is there any built in compiler (in RH 7.1)?

2) What is the conio.h equivalent header file in linux.Can u sugest me a god book on C for linux box which teaches C from the very basics to advanced level ?

3) How can i create permananent aliases in csh/tcsh ?when i create them using alias command it gets unaliased when i reboot the sys.


4) Can u suggest me a good book on Perl(form basics to advanced programming).I love O'Reilly books. :-)


I had a few more doubts but forgot it .....Hope to put them soon..

So plz help me...

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[Ennis]

Nice newsletter, lets make part 3 beter peeps, send in your tutorials to MsMittens now!!!!

[BrainStop]

Blackmask,

You're better off starting a new thread for your questions instead of tagging along with an existing non-related thread.

To answer question 3:

Put your aliases in .cshrc or .tcshrc if I remember correctly (or was it .aliases). It's been a while since I used csh and tcsh.

Cheers,

BrainStop

[uraloony]

Hey Ennis, and MsMittens! Excellent job! I enjoyed reading this newletter very much. I think that the formating was 100% better this time round! Excellent job, and keep up the good work!

[freeOn]

hhmmmm... very interesting but need more I thought. Well Good Job guys doing a newsletter is very cool of you guys

[micael]

Good work :)

[Shangrila]

Great job. I found this newsletter very informative and keep em' coming!

[smirc]

As was said eariler, you really should have started a new thread for this.

1) How can i compile java prgms on linux? Which is the best compiler for java on linux.Is there any built in compiler (in RH 7.1)?

Download the SDK (linux version) from the Sun web site just as you would the Windows version. No there is no java compiler that comes with Redhat.

2) What is the conio.h equivalent header file in linux.Can u sugest me a god book on C for linux box which teaches C from the very basics to advanced level?

The C language is the same across all platforms. The only major differences are how to compile and link in the libraries. So you don't need a Linux C book just a good C book will do.

4) Can u suggest me a good book on Perl(form basics to advanced programming).I love O'Reilly books. :-)

Try these (http://www26.brinkster.com/smirc/htdocs/book_list.htm#perl) books.

By the way, nice work on the second newsletter too guys :).

[11001001]

Thank you kindly.
Excellent job by everyone.
Keep up the good work!
:(:):D

[pwaring]

Great newsletter, I *will* get round to contributing sometime soon! :D

[gold eagle]

I'll read this one. ;)

[titanmike]

good newsletter. special thanks to ENNIS reading your bit there were parts that i can say thats me . just how i feel