We had an average turnout at the OCUUG meeting on Wednesday night. It was a good time and for those who do not know, it’s more of a social group than a technology group. Having said that, tech topics do come up. For those who were, Dru just launched her latest book: The Definitive Guide to PC-BSD. This one is published under the Apress banner.
There were copies for all at the meeting and DVDs to go with it.
Very slowly.
I finally got around to importing the userids from the old system tonight (last night?), but the old passwords will not work, as the storage methods are different. It would be interesting if I had spent time trying to crack them and then install them, but it’s not worth the effort.
You can get a password if you had a prior ID by clicking on the forgot password link.
Title: ovSAGE Meeting
Location: The Pythian Group, St. Laurent Mall, Ottawa
Link out: Click here
Description: This is the March meeting for Ottawa Valley SAGE.
This month we will be continuing the setup and install of a virtualized system to act as a mail, web, pop, imap, webmail server.
We will also be looking at kickstart, PXE boot for installation and once we have finished all of this, puppet and nagios for configuration management and monitoring
Something I had noticed a couple of posts ago was bothering me today and I decided to search out the problem and see if there was a fix for it.
The problem being the tags for a post were no longer working. I had used them for the first post, but when I decided to use them a couple of posts ago, no luck. I ignored it as something to look at later and when I posted my HDD woes, the tags were still broken.
Title: Ottawa Area Security Klatch
Location: Microsoft Canada, 100-152 Queen St., Ottawa, ON, Canada
Link out: Click here
Description: Talk #1: DNS Security: The Seven Deadliest Sins
Speaker: Derrick Webber
A vulnerable DNS allows attackers to compromise everything else in the organization: your web sites, servers, SSL, VPNs, even desktops. This short presentation covers the very worst mistakes in the design and operation of the Domain Name Service and how to fix them.