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atwork di Alberto Turelli - soluzioni software & web.

  • Certificazioni GNU/Linux LPIC-1 e LPIC-2
  • Certificazioni MySQL 5.0 Developer e DBA

  • Consulenza relativa a GNU/Linux (Debian in particolare) e al software libero
  • Migrazione di server, workstation e reti da Windows a GNU/Linux
  • Installazione, configurazione e manutenzione dei seguenti servizi su piattaforma GNU/Linux:
    • Server web (Apache, Tomcat)
    • Server database (MySQL)
    • Server email (Postfix, Qmail, Courier) con filtri antispam (Spamassassin) e antivirus (ClamAV)
  • Configurazione ed amministrazione di reti GNU/Linux e di reti miste (Windows, GNU/Linux, BSD, Unix, Mac OS X)
  • Progettazione e realizzazione di database e applicativi web-based (HTML/CSS/Javascript, PHP, JSP e MySQL)
  • Sviluppo software in Java
  • Installazione, configurazione e manutenzione portali con Joomla! e Mambo
  • Corsi GNU/Linux: introduzione, amministrazione del sistema, server, desktop, sicurezza
  • Corsi per certificazioni: GNU/Linux (LPIC-1 e LPIC-2) e MySQL (Core, Professional, 5.0 Developer e 5.0 DBA)

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PuntoInformatico :: Un thin-client invece della presa elettrica
Written by bibe   
Sunday, 04 June 2006
Il prodotto di punta di ChipPC, dinamica azienda nata nel 2005, è una presa elettrica molto particolare: si chiama JackPC e nonostante l'aspetto, sicuramente insolito, è un thin-client supercompatto basato su architettura AMD RISC. Con un consumo energetico di appena 5 watt, JackPC usa il sistema operativo Windows CE e può diventare un "terminale leggero" per qualsiasi applicativo server-based.
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PuntoInformatico :: Vita quotidiana ai tempi del Trusted Computing
Written by bibe   
Sunday, 04 June 2006
Questo articolo è volutamente satirico, forse addirittura sarcastico. Nessuna delle funzionalità descritte in questo brano è ufficialmente supportata da nessuna azienda. Tuttavia, per quanto possa sembrare incredibile, tutte queste funzionalità sono facilmente e legalmente implementabili, grazie alla tecnologia Trusted Computing, da qualunque produttore di software o di contenuti multimediali che possa contare sulla presenza di questa piattaforma. Nessuna legge e nessun limite tecnico lo impediscono. Molte di queste funzionalità, come i sistemi DRM "intelligenti" ed il Traitor Tracing (che però nella realtà viene usato per scopi diversi da quello qui ipotizzato), sono state effettivamente studiate dalle aziende come possibili applicazioni del Trusted Computing. In altri termini: facciamoci pure quattro risate ma non illudetevi che sia solo fantascienza.
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Lunapark6 :: Ubuntu Dapper review
Written by bibe   
Sunday, 04 June 2006
... As for my impressions of Dapper itself, I would enthusiastically say that Dapper is amazing! Without a doubt, I can say positively that this is the best Linux distro I have ever used. From the simplicity of having to download just one cd iso image for installation, to having the option to have the installation discs mailed to you at no cost, and to the beauty and speed of the apt-get system, as well as a promised 5 year support cycle, and the best community forum for the times when you are stumped on a problem, makes Ubuntu Dapper the best Linux operating system I have used to date.
Read more on Lunapark6
Note from bibe: IMHO, the "best community forum" statement is questionable. But I completely agree on the other parts of the very nice review.
 
Debianhelp :: Majordomo Configuration in Debian
Written by bibe   
Sunday, 04 June 2006
majordomo - n: a person who speaks, makes arrangements, or takes charge for another. From latin "major domus" - "master of the house".
Majordomo is a program which automates the management of Internet mailing lists. Commands are sent to Majordomo via electronic mail to handle all aspects of list maintenance. Once a list is set up, virtually all operations can be performed remotely by email, requiring no intervention upon the postmaster of the list site.
Read more on Debianhelp
 
ReallyLinux :: 45 Minutes to a Moodle Education Server
Written by bibe   
Sunday, 04 June 2006
This beginner article by Mark Rais provides step-by-step instructions for installing Moodle, a Learning Management System, on to a Fedora Linux server. It provides everything necessary to setup a full powered intranet web-server that can support course listings, event calendars, student/teacher communication and much more. Best of all, a prototype server can be functional within about 45 minutes.
Read more on ReallyLinux
 
MDLog:/sysadmin :: Backup your MySQL databases automatically with AutoMySQLBackup
Written by bibe   
Sunday, 04 June 2006
If you site relies on MySQL and stores its sensitive data in a MySQL database, you will most definitely want to backup that information so that it can be restored in case of any disaster (manual mistake to delete some data, software errors, hardware errors, server compromise, etc.). In a previous post I have presented that MySQL provides the basic tool (mysqldump) to perform database backups. This is required because backing up a database is a little different than backing up regular files.
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Playfuls.com :: Windows Vista vs. Linux: Why Vista Might Lose the Battle
Written by bibe   
Sunday, 04 June 2006
The opening of Beta 2 testing at WinHEC for Windows Vista has once again raised serious questions about Microsoft's ability to keep its promises. We have witnessed up until now the inexhaustible reservoir of excuses coming from MS's officials, who have continuously fed us with plenty of reasons for Vista's delay: they're working on security, they're trying to make it more reliable for business, etc. Although it was initially destined to make its public debut way back in 2002, following years haven't shown us more than small bits of what was to become Microsoft's best product in more than 10 years.
Read more on Playfuls.com
 
ONLamp :: $lamp =~ /^Linux, Apache, MySQL, P(?:hp|ython|erl[56])$/
Written by bibe   
Sunday, 04 June 2006
LAMP technologies traditionally include Linux, Apache, MySQL, and, by happy coincidence, one of three “P” languages: PHP, Python or Perl. Of course, this is changing a bit. Many folks have long preferred PostgreSQL over MySQL because prior to MySQL 4.1 (or 5, depending upon your point of view), MySQL was pretty much a sophisticated toy, but LAPP probably doesn’t sound as cool. Others prefer Ruby to Python, PHP and Perl, but prior to Rails, many folks assumed that switching to Ruby wouldn’t be a good career move.
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NewsForge :: My desktop OS: Debian Etch
Written by bibe   
Sunday, 04 June 2006
Some people like to work in Linux distributions that are at the cutting edge of technology. Other prefers stability at any cost. I want both, and Debian Testing, codenamed Etch, gives me that. The Debian project's testing tree has up-to-date software along with good stability, since packages are highly tested in the Unstable branch before they move to Testing.
Read more on NewsForge
 
The 451 Group :: Mark Shuttleworth Interview, Part I: on Dapper, and Ubuntu in the Enterprise
Written by bibe   
Tuesday, 30 May 2006
Recently, Ubuntu founder and Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth spoke with The 451 Group at length about Dapper, Ubuntu, and the trends and development of the open source and free software movements as they relate to enterprise information technology. In this multi-part series, The 451 Group will present Shuttleworth’s comments along with insight and commentary from 451 Group analysts who cover the worlds of open source and enterprise software.
Read more on 451 Caos Theory
 
LinuxForums :: Setting Up a Server
Written by bibe   
Monday, 29 May 2006
This article teaches you, the reader, how to configure a GNU/Linux based server with three of the most important services that must be provided in a company, at home, a lab or anywhere else, both for clients and internal usage: web, database, mail. So it will be assumed that the idea is to host websites that use certain technologies such as a scripting language and a database (for dynamic sites), and also to act as a mailing tool, for sending and receiving email.
Read more on LinuxForums
 
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