Linux-VServer 1.3.6 (Development)

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Linux-VServer 1.3.1 (Development)

Linux-VServer 1.3.1 (Development) 12/26/2003 03:02 PM
A system for running general purpose virtual servers on one box at full speed.

Linux-VServer 1.1.4 (Development)

Linux-VServer 1.1.4 (Development) 11/18/2003 07:54 PM
A system for running general purpose virtual servers on one box at full speed.

Linux-VServer 1.1.3 (Development)

Linux-VServer 1.1.3 (Development) 11/16/2003 12:15 AM
A system for running general purpose virtual servers on one box at full speed.

Linux-VServer 1.1.1 (Development)

Linux-VServer 1.1.1 (Development) 11/12/2003 05:42 PM
A system for running general purpose virtual servers on one box at full speed.

Linux-VServer 1.3.3 (Development)

Linux-VServer 1.3.3 (Development) 01/04/2004 01:34 AM
A system for running general purpose virtual servers on one box at full speed.

Linux-VServer 1.3.0 (Development)

Linux-VServer 1.3.0 (Development) 12/10/2003 11:21 PM
A system for running general purpose virtual servers on one box at full speed.

Linux-VServer 1.9.5 (Linux 2.6
Development branch)

Linux-VServer 1.9.5 (Linux 2.6
Development branch) 03/24/2005 05:25 AM
Linux-VServer allows you to create virtual private servers and security contexts which operate like a normal Linux server, but allow many independent servers to be run simultaneously in one box at full speed. All services, such as ssh, mail, Web, and databases, can be started on such a VPS, without modification, just like on any real server. Each virtual server has its own user account database and root password and doesn't interfere with other virtual servers.

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Changes:
A small bug in IPv6 hiding was fixed, a memory leak in an error path was removed, and a mysterious double allocation issue in x25 was fixed. iunlink and barrier update for XFS as well as the proc/mounts virtualization were corrected. A new claim/release scheme replaces the double refcounting. Legacy support was separated, and a bunch of new limits/accountings were added (anon_rss, locks, shm, forks). A new ccap that protects network mounts was added. Compile time information was added to the proc info.

Linux VServer 1.9.5

Linux VServer 1.9.5 03/25/2005 09:18 PM
Technology News Daily Mar 26 2005 2:06AM GMT

Linux-VServer 1.00

Linux-VServer 1.00 11/02/2003 02:09 PM
A system for running general purpose virtual servers on one box at full speed.

Linux-VServer 0.07 (Experimental)

Linux-VServer 0.07 (Experimental) 02/13/2004 07:58 PM
A system for running general purpose virtual servers on one box at full speed.

Linux-VServer 1.22 (Stable)

Linux-VServer 1.22 (Stable) 12/13/2003 05:23 PM
A system for running general purpose virtual servers on one box at full speed.

Linux VServer procfs Permission Weakness

Linux VServer procfs Permission Weakness 07/07/2004 04:44 AM
“Veit Wahlich has reported a weakness in Linux VServer, which can be exploited by certain malicious, local users to cause a DoS (Denial of Service) or gain knowledge of sensitive information. The vulnerability is caused due to weak permissions on procfs, which allows a privileged user on a virtual server to manipulate the permissions on “/proc” for all virtual servers or gain knowledge of information related to other virtual servers….Solution: Update to version 1.28.”

Linux-HA 1.1.5 (Development)

Linux-HA 1.1.5 (Development) 02/14/2004 05:28 AM
Heartbeat subsystem for High-Availability Linux project

Linux-HA 1.99.1 (Development)

Linux-HA 1.99.1 (Development) 12/29/2004 06:13 AM
Heartbeat subsystem for High-Availability Linux project

Linux-HA 1.3.0 (Development)

Linux-HA 1.3.0 (Development) 05/13/2004 05:05 AM
Heartbeat subsystem for High-Availability Linux project

Devil-Linux 1.2-RC1 (Development)

Devil-Linux 1.2-RC1 (Development) 09/11/2004 04:07 PM
A secure Linux distribution on CD for firewalls, routers, gateways, and servers.

In Brief: IBM touring for Linux
development

In Brief: IBM touring for Linux
development 03/25/2005 09:33 AM
IBM is on a worldwide tour to try to boost development on the Linux platform and help out users moving from Windows and Unix. A 40-city series of Linux technical briefings now under way intends to equip developers with Linux programming skills and information on development tools from the IBM WebSphere and Rational product lines. The half-day briefings, which began this month in Atlanta, are intended to assist corporate developers as well as ISVs and channel partners. The briefings are entitled, "Migrating and developing new applications for Linux." While IBM does not have a Web page specifically devoted to the tour dates for the Linux briefings, dates of briefings can be found by geography and region at http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/offers/techbriefings/schedule.ht ml?S_TACT=105AGX03&S_CMP=ZHP.

The Linux Development Platform

The Linux Development Platform 12/11/2003 03:36 PM
honestpuck writes "Back before the advent of Mac OS X, my favourite (and for many years, only) development environment was one variety of Unix or another. The ...

In Brief: IBM touring for Linux
development (InfoWorld)

In Brief: IBM touring for Linux
development (InfoWorld) 03/25/2005 11:14 AM
InfoWorld - IBM is on a worldwide tour to try to boost development on the Linux platform and help out users moving from Windows and Unix. A 40-city series of Linux technical briefings now under way intends to equip developers with Linux programming skills and information on development tools from the IBM WebSphere and Rational product lines. The half-day briefings, which began this month in Atlanta, are intended to assist corporate developers as well as ISVs and channel partners. The briefings are entitled, "Migrating and developing new applications for Linux." While IBM does not have a Web page specifically devoted to the tour dates for the Linux briefings, dates of briefings can be found by geography and region at http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/offers/techbriefings/schedule.ht ml?S_TACT=105AGX03&S_CMP=ZHP.

Ghost for Linux 0.15 (Development Kit
branch)

Ghost for Linux 0.15 (Development Kit
branch) 03/26/2005 09:28 AM
Ghost for Linux is a hard disk and partition imaging and cloning tool similar to "Norton Ghost"(c) and (tm) by Symantec. The created images are optionally compressed, and they can be stored on a local hard drive or transferred to an anonymous FTP server. A drive can be cloned using the "Click'n'Clone" function. g4l supports file splitting if the local filesystem does not support writing files >2GB. The included kernel supports ATA, serial-ATA, and SCSI drives. Common network cards are supported. It is packaged as a bootable CD image with an ncurses GUI for easy use.

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Changes:
This release adds the Ghost for Linux update script that supports dhcpd, lzop, and many other modifications.

Java Application Development on Linux

Java Application Development on Linux 02/01/2005 09:12 PM

Devil-Linux 1.2 Beta 1 (Development)

Devil-Linux 1.2 Beta 1 (Development) 06/01/2004 11:40 PM
A secure Linux distribution on CD for firewalls, routers, gateways, and servers.

BLAG Linux And GNU 19999.00071
(Development)

BLAG Linux And GNU 19999.00071
(Development) 08/05/2004 03:42 AM
A Linux distribution with multimedia, streaming, and p2p file sharing apps.

IBM and Novell grease Linux development
wheels

IBM and Novell grease Linux development
wheels 03/19/2005 02:46 AM
ISVs get a helping hand

Interview: Linux and the Open Source
Development Lab

Interview: Linux and the Open Source
Development Lab 04/13/2005 11:59 AM
Computer Shopper Apr 13 2005 3:48PM GMT

Busting Windows-to-Linux development
myths

Busting Windows-to-Linux development
myths 04/28/2004 10:29 AM
If you've been developing for Windows for (n+1) years, you might consider venturing into open source software development a daunting prospect. Reading the Free Software Foundation Web site makes it look like all development is done in straight C -- of course there's no Visual C++ or Visual Basic. Linux doesn't have its own component model and there is nothing even remotely like DirectX for low-level hardware access. It's just too hard for the dyed-in-the-wool Windows developer to program for Linux.

An Introduction to Embedded Linux
Development, Part 4

An Introduction to Embedded Linux
Development, Part 4 03/14/2005 05:25 PM
The final article in this series describes using the Background Debug Mode provided in Motorola processors.

Blackdown Java3D for Linux 1.3.1-beta
(Development)

Blackdown Java3D for Linux 1.3.1-beta
(Development) 03/14/2003 03:59 AM
Java3D for Linux.

An Introduction to Embedded Linux
Development, Part 3

An Introduction to Embedded Linux
Development, Part 3 12/30/2004 06:45 AM
Part 3 explores different scenarios for updating and/or replacing the root filesystem, the kernel image or even the bootloader on our embedded development system.

Linux.exe: an introduction to Mono as a
unified development platform

Linux.exe: an introduction to Mono as a
unified development platform 07/15/2004 01:42 AM
The end of June saw the release of Mono 1.0, an Open Source integrated development environment. Linux.Ars gives an introduction to Mono as the first in a series.

Larry McVoy on BitKeeper, kernel
development, Linux Torvalds & ...

Larry McVoy on BitKeeper, kernel
development, Linux Torvalds & ... 01/27/2003 02:29 AM
Long days. Little money. Walking away from lucrative deals at Google and Cobalt that could have been worth millions. Those are just small parts of the whole. ...

Logic Technology: driver development for
Linux on PowerPC platforms

Logic Technology: driver development for
Linux on PowerPC platforms 06/15/2004 08:36 AM
ECE Jun 15 2004 11:42AM GMT

Linux kernel development process thwarts
subversion attempt

Linux kernel development process thwarts
subversion attempt 11/06/2003 12:18 PM
In a stunning verification of Eric S. Raymond's open source adage, "Many eyes make all bugs shallow," an attempt to place malicious "backdoor" code in the Linux kernel 2.6 development tree was detected and rejected almost immediately. The code, if it had become part of the final kernel release, would have allowed a remote user to take control of machines running that Linux kernel version. Unauthorized code snippets, often called Easter Eggs, are common in closed-source programs but are relatively rare in the open source world. It's easy for developers to hide either humorous or malicious code in programs whose inner workings are hidden, but as this Linux kernel incident shows, the open source development process carries a degree of built-in immunity to this kind of problem.

OSDL introduces improved Linux kernel
development tool

OSDL introduces improved Linux kernel
development tool 08/19/2004 04:58 PM
Open Source Development Lab has upgraded a key Linux kernel development tool, the Scalable Test Platform, with new features to improve simulations of enterprise data centers on the Linux kernel.

Rapid application development tools,
part 2: Visual Linux BASICs

Rapid application development tools,
part 2: Visual Linux BASICs 02/11/2004 08:22 AM
In my last article I talked about the first of two approaches to rapid application development environments, programmable/scriptable database front ends. In this sequel  I'll look at visual development environments that utilize a BASIC dialect as programming language to build Linux GUI applications.

Mozilla as a High-Level, Easy-to-Use
Desktop Linux GUI Application
Development System

Mozilla as a High-Level, Easy-to-Use
Desktop Linux GUI Application
Development System 01/22/2004 02:39 AM

Audio Designers Get Development Boost
From Virtio’s VPDA295 Software
Development Platform

Audio Designers Get Development Boost
From Virtio’s VPDA295 Software
Development Platform 03/14/2005 05:58 PM
Features Complete Systems Simulation Integration - Offers Unique Synchronous Multi-Core Processing - Accelerates Development Cycle and Mitigates Risk. [PRWEB Mar 9, 2005]

'Rapid Application Development with
Mozilla' Voted Best Mozilla Development
Book

'Rapid Application Development with
Mozilla' Voted Best Mozilla Development
Book 02/12/2004 09:00 PM

Announcing: Kensjin, Inc.’s ARMADA Real
Estate Development Company Announces Its
Proposal for the Scripps Florida Biotech
Park Development

Announcing: Kensjin, Inc.’s ARMADA Real
Estate Development Company Announces Its
Proposal for the Scripps Florida Biotech
Park Development 06/05/2005 11:58 PM
Kensjin, Incorporated’s ARMADA Real Estate Development Company announces its proposal for the Scripps Florida Biotech Development Proposal. ARMADA Real Estate Development Company proposes to serve as a broker, concept designer, facilitator and co-developer on the Scripps Florida development team. [PRWEB May 26, 2005]
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