Scalix and Security
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Markus Feilner | March 2009 | Linux Servers Open Source
The standard setup of the Scalix server may be satisfactory for most installations, but if you are running Scalix on an internet site or if your local server is available from the Internet, extended security measures have to be taken. In this article by Markus Feilner, we will deal with several recommendations that make your Scalix server safe—like minimizing the number of services running and listening. We will set up a firewall which allows the Scalix users to connect to. After that, we will set up Stunnel to provide SSL-encrypted Scalix services. Then, we will use OpenVPN to protect the server. Last but not least, we will have a look at the services running and discuss advanced possibilities of securing the server.
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Gary Sims | March 2009 | Networking & Telephony Open Source
In this article by Gary Sims, we will cover the installation and configuration of the FreeNAS server. We boot the FreeNAS server from the LiveCD disk and configure a simple disk that is accessed by CIFS and FTP. We also look at how to install FreeNAS to the hard drive and how to upgrade it.
Read Installation of FreeNAS in fullInstalling Alfresco Software Development Kit (SDK)
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Jeff Potts | March 2009 | Content Management Open Source
In this article by Jeff Potts, you will learn how to get the Software Development Kit (SDK) set up in Eclipse, where you will get the Alfresco SDK, how to build it, and how to set it up in Eclipse.
This article assumes you already have Alfresco installed and running on Tomcat, and are also using MySQL as the backend database.
Read Installing Alfresco Software Development Kit (SDK) in fullManaging Manufacturers, Vendors, and Product Categories with Joomla! E-Commerce VirtueMart
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Suhreed Sarkar | March 2009 | Joomla! MySQL Content Management e-Commerce Open Source PHP
Once the configurations for a VirtueMart store are set, our next step is to build our product catalog for the store and manage that catalog. In the catalog management functions, there are several tasks including managing manufacturers, vendors, and products. In this article by Suhreed Sarkar, we are going to learn about these. On completion of this article, you will be able to:
- Manage manufacturers and vendors
- Manage the product categories
Using Business Rules to Define Decision Points in Oracle SOA Suite: Part 2
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Matt Wright | March 2009 | Architecture & Analysis BPEL SOA Web Services Java Oracle Web Development
In the previous part of the article we looked at how we can use the Oracle Business Rules engine to implement business rules, and how we can invoke these from within BPEL as a decision service.
In this part by Matt Wright, we will have a look at how to create a Decision Service.
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