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LINUX MAGAZINE

Next month

June 2003: Issue 31

Next month’s highlights

Editor John Southern,

jsouthern@linux-magazine.com

Assistant Colin Murphy,

Editor cmurphy@linux-magazine.com

International Patricia Jung, pjung@linux-magazine.com,

Editors Heike Jurzik, hjurzik@linux-magazine.com,

Ulrich Wolf, uwolf@linux-magazine.com

Corres- Hung Chao-Kuei, Yuwei Lin,

pondents Olexiy Ye Tykhomyrov

Contributors Zack Brown, Daniel Cooper, Hans-Georg Eßer,

Steven Goodwin, Georg C. F. Greve,

Wolfgang Hetzler, Heike Jurzik, Stefan Klett,

Andreas Kneib, Charly Kühnast,

Andrea Müller, David Neary, Janet Roebuck,

Oliver Schade, Volker Schmitt,

Stephan Siemen, Frank Wieduwilt

Production Hans-Jörg Ehren,

hjehren@linux-magazine.com

Layout Judith Erb, Elgin Grabe, Klaus Rehfeld

Cover Design Pinball Werbeagentur

QMail

QMail has been around for a few years

with the intention of taking over from

Sendmail as the best SMTP server for all

your email needs.

We explain how to set up the mail

server on your hardware from the first

installing of the software through to

setting up and configuring the system to

your particular needs.

LPI

Certification is on

everyone’s mind

whenever they

think about job

changes.

We attended a

very recent course

aimed at ensuring that candi-

dates pass the Linux Professional exams

the first time.

We tell you what to expect from

the course and let you decide whether

you are tough enough to take the long

grueling training days.

GNU Zebra

GNU Zebra manages TCP/IP based

routing protocols. It supports the BGP-4

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Processor Accounting

In CPU Accounting we would normally

use utilities such as “top” and “xosview”

to check on the processor utilization.

Unfortunately these make themselves

available via “/proc”.

In some cases the rates are incorrect

and so may not be accurate enough or

report the true throughput of the CPU.

We examine the problem and with the

aid of simple patches show you how to

get the real answers.

Management (Vorstand)

Hermann Plank, hplank@linux-magazine.com,

Rosie Schuster, rschuster@linux-magazine.com

Business Unit Management

Brian Osborn, bosborn@linux-magazine.com

Product Management

Hans-Jörg Ehren,

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protocol as well as RIPv1, RIPv2 and

OSPFv2.

Unlike traditional, Gated based, mono-

lithic architectures – even the so-called

“new modular architectures” that

remove the burden of processing routing

functions from the CPU and utilize

special ASIC chips instead – Zebra soft-

ware offers true modularity.

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Wireless Hardware

Times are changing and new hardware is

being released each day. We move the

TextMaker

The SoftMaker office project aims to

be the next generation, multi-platform

Office application. This will run any-

where from Windows (95 or above),

Windows CE or on Linux.

We take the first exclusive look at

Te xtMaker, the word-processing program

which has just been released. Launching

is lightning-fast, it needs little memory

and does not require a complicated

setup, yet it still has the full feature set of

a modern high-end word processor.

Linux Magazine labs over to become a

wireless network and put the latest hard-

ware through its paces. Our no-nonsense

guide will help you to choose the best

wireless hardware to suit your needs.

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May 2003

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