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Jeff: /* About Me */

Jeff — Sat, 10 Dec 2022 12:15:34 GMT

About Me

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	I speak Bourne shell and Perl pretty fluently. I've also been known to whip up some pretty useful sed and awk from time to time. My understanding of C is rudimentary but accountable. Quite honestly, I have no love of Java and a reputation of the same.		I speak Bourne shell and Perl pretty fluently. I've also been known to whip up some pretty useful sed and awk from time to time. My understanding of C is rudimentary but accountable. Quite honestly, I have no love of Java and a reputation of the same.

-	My weapons of choice are as follows. Fedora is my distro. ~~Gnome (2.x or~~ Mate) is my desktop. Emacs is my editor. Firefox is my browser. Thunderbird is my email client. I choose ~~xchat~~ for IRC but Pidgin for everything else. I love Apache HTTPD. I know sendmail like the back of my hand. I'm also quite handy with Cyrus IMAP. I have done an awful lot of work with OpenLDAP and MySQL. I also use the ISC's BIND and DHCPD quite often. My favorite virtualization technology is still Xen, but qemu and kvm are pretty cool as well.	+	My weapons of choice are as follows. Fedora is my distro. Mate is my desktop. Emacs is my editor. Firefox is my browser. Thunderbird is my email client. I choose hexchat for IRC but Pidgin for everything else. I love Apache HTTPD. I know sendmail like the back of my hand. I'm also quite handy with Cyrus IMAP. I have done an awful lot of work with OpenLDAP and MySQL. I also use the ISC's BIND and DHCPD quite often. My favorite virtualization technology is still Xen, but qemu and kvm are pretty cool as well.

-	Additionally I'm proficient with these. I've done a lot with Linux Netfilter, iptables, and its related projects. I have worked a lot with OpenSSH. I'm pretty good with OpenSSL. I've also set up OpenS/WAN and (back when there was one) FreeS/WAN, and also OpenVPN~~. Since this is covering security tools, I'll mention nmap as well as Snort and ACID~~. I'm a big fan of SELinux. A couple of my favorite sysadmin tools are cfengine and Nagios.	+	Additionally I'm proficient with these. I've done a lot with Linux Netfilter, iptables, and its related projects. I have worked a lot with OpenSSH. I'm pretty good with OpenSSL. I've also set up OpenS/WAN and (back when there was one) FreeS/WAN, and also OpenVPN. I'm a big fan of SELinux. A couple of my favorite sysadmin tools are cfengine and Nagios.

	Lately I have been interested in embedded Linux. I have been playing with uClibc, busybox, dnsmasq, and dropbear a bit.		Lately I have been interested in embedded Linux. I have been playing with uClibc, busybox, dnsmasq, and dropbear a bit.

Jeff at 21:21, 21 February 2016

Jeff — Sun, 21 Feb 2016 21:21:55 GMT

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	* [[Make Your Own Bootable Thumbdrive with Buildroot]]		* [[Make Your Own Bootable Thumbdrive with Buildroot]]
	* [[Things You Should Know About Netfilter]]		* [[Things You Should Know About Netfilter]]
		+	* [[How To Configure OpenVPN]]

Jeff at 07:21, 20 April 2013

Jeff — Sat, 20 Apr 2013 07:21:22 GMT

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	I speak Bourne shell and Perl pretty fluently. I've also been known to whip up some pretty useful sed and awk from time to time. My understanding of C is rudimentary but accountable. Quite honestly, I have no love of Java and a reputation of the same.		I speak Bourne shell and Perl pretty fluently. I've also been known to whip up some pretty useful sed and awk from time to time. My understanding of C is rudimentary but accountable. Quite honestly, I have no love of Java and a reputation of the same.

-	My weapons of choice are as follows. Fedora is my distro. Gnome is my desktop. Emacs is my editor. Firefox is my browser. Thunderbird is my email client. I choose xchat for IRC but Pidgin for everything else. I love Apache HTTPD. I know sendmail like the back of my hand. I'm also quite handy with Cyrus IMAP. I have done an awful lot of work with OpenLDAP and MySQL. I also use the ISC's BIND and DHCPD quite often. My favorite virtualization technology is still Xen, but qemu and kvm are pretty cool as well.	+	My weapons of choice are as follows. Fedora is my distro. Gnome (2.x or Mate) is my desktop. Emacs is my editor. Firefox is my browser. Thunderbird is my email client. I choose xchat for IRC but Pidgin for everything else. I love Apache HTTPD. I know sendmail like the back of my hand. I'm also quite handy with Cyrus IMAP. I have done an awful lot of work with OpenLDAP and MySQL. I also use the ISC's BIND and DHCPD quite often. My favorite virtualization technology is still Xen, but qemu and kvm are pretty cool as well.

	Additionally I'm proficient with these. I've done a lot with Linux Netfilter, iptables, and its related projects. I have worked a lot with OpenSSH. I'm pretty good with OpenSSL. I've also set up OpenS/WAN and (back when there was one) FreeS/WAN, and also OpenVPN. Since this is covering security tools, I'll mention nmap as well as Snort and ACID. I'm a big fan of SELinux. A couple of my favorite sysadmin tools are cfengine and Nagios.		Additionally I'm proficient with these. I've done a lot with Linux Netfilter, iptables, and its related projects. I have worked a lot with OpenSSH. I'm pretty good with OpenSSL. I've also set up OpenS/WAN and (back when there was one) FreeS/WAN, and also OpenVPN. Since this is covering security tools, I'll mention nmap as well as Snort and ACID. I'm a big fan of SELinux. A couple of my favorite sysadmin tools are cfengine and Nagios.
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	* [[Build a VPN using only OpenSSH]]		* [[Build a VPN using only OpenSSH]]
	* [[Make Your Own Bootable Thumbdrive with Buildroot]]		* [[Make Your Own Bootable Thumbdrive with Buildroot]]
		+	* [[Things You Should Know About Netfilter]]

Jeff at 07:44, 5 April 2012

Jeff — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 07:44:50 GMT

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	* [[OpenBSD as a Xen domU]]		* [[OpenBSD as a Xen domU]]
	* [[Build a VPN using only OpenSSH]]		* [[Build a VPN using only OpenSSH]]
		+	* [[Make Your Own Bootable Thumbdrive with Buildroot]]

Jeff at 06:34, 20 August 2011

Jeff — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 06:34:15 GMT

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	* [[OpenSolaris as a Xen domU]]		* [[OpenSolaris as a Xen domU]]
	* [[OpenBSD as a Xen domU]]		* [[OpenBSD as a Xen domU]]
		+	* [[Build a VPN using only OpenSSH]]

Jeff: /* Notes On */

Jeff — Sun, 30 May 2010 21:24:11 GMT

Notes On

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	* [[Get On IPv6 Right Now]]		* [[Get On IPv6 Right Now]]
	* [[Securing SSH with tcp_wrappers]]		* [[Securing SSH with tcp_wrappers]]
		+	* [[OpenSolaris as a Xen domU]]
		+	* [[OpenBSD as a Xen domU]]

Jeff: /* Notes On */

Jeff — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 10:02:55 GMT

Notes On

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	* [[NFS and the Automounter]]		* [[NFS and the Automounter]]
	* [[NotesOnOpenLDAP\|OpenLDAP]]		* [[NotesOnOpenLDAP\|OpenLDAP]]
-	* [[NotesOnOpenSSH\|OpenSSH]]
	* [[OpenSSH Power Tutorial]]		* [[OpenSSH Power Tutorial]]
	* [[OpenSSL Certificate Authority]]		* [[OpenSSL Certificate Authority]]

Jeff: /* Notes On */

Jeff — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:37:41 GMT

Notes On

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	* [[NotesOnOpenLDAP\|OpenLDAP]]		* [[NotesOnOpenLDAP\|OpenLDAP]]
	* [[NotesOnOpenSSH\|OpenSSH]]		* [[NotesOnOpenSSH\|OpenSSH]]
		+	* [[OpenSSH Power Tutorial]]
	* [[OpenSSL Certificate Authority]]		* [[OpenSSL Certificate Authority]]
	* [[NetBSD as a Xen domU]]		* [[NetBSD as a Xen domU]]

Jeff: /* Notes On */

Jeff — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 17:11:41 GMT

Notes On

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	* [[NetBSD as a Xen domU]]		* [[NetBSD as a Xen domU]]
	* [[Mini-How-To Turn My Laptop Into A Wifi Access Point]]		* [[Mini-How-To Turn My Laptop Into A Wifi Access Point]]
		+	* [[Get On IPv6 Right Now]]
		+	* [[Securing SSH with tcp_wrappers]]

Jeff: /* Notes On */

Jeff — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 06:30:46 GMT

Notes On

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	* [[OpenSSL Certificate Authority]]		* [[OpenSSL Certificate Authority]]
	* [[NetBSD as a Xen domU]]		* [[NetBSD as a Xen domU]]
		+	* [[Mini-How-To Turn My Laptop Into A Wifi Access Point]]