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login - The Usenix Magazine, Volume 31
Volume 31, Number 1, February 2006
- Rik Farrow:
Musings. - Paul Anderson:
Why Configuration Management Is Crucial. - Alain Hénon:
Extreme Makeover.
- Narayan Desai, Rick Bradshaw, Joey Hagedorn:
System Management Methodologies with Bcfg2. - Luke Kanies:
Puppet: Next-Generation Configuration Management. - Marc Wallman:
Spam Filtering for the Enterprise. - Tom Limoncelli:
Delegating to the Web. - Dustin Puryear:
Consulting for Fun and Profit. - Thomas Sluyter:
Keeping Track of Time.
- David N. Blank-Edelman:
Practical Perl Tools: Configuration Files. - Robert Haskins:
ISPadmin: Blocking Non-Email Spam.
- Michael Rash:
Single Packet Authorization with Fwknop. - Steven M. Bellovin, Bill Cheswick, Angelos D. Keromytis:
Worm Propagation Strategies in an IPv6 Internet.
- Dave Brown:
MythTV: Some Assembly Required ... But the Results Can Be Spectacular.
- Elizabeth Zwicky, et al.:
Book Reviews.
- Strata R. Chalup:
2006 USENIX Nominating Committee Report. - Tara Mulligan, Ellie Young:
Summary of USENIX Board of Directors Meetings and Actions.
Volume 31, Number 2, April 2006
- Rik Farrow:
Musings. - Tom Haynes:
OpenSolaris: The Model.
- Brian W. Kernighan:
Code Testing and Its Role in Teaching. - Jorrit N. Herder, Herbert Bos, Ben Gras, Philip Homburg, Andrew S. Tanenbaum:
Modular System Programming in MINIX 3. - Diomidis Spinellis:
Some Types of Memory Are More Equal than Others. - Chaos Golubitsky:
Simple Software Flow Analysis Using GNU Cflow. - Luke Kanies:
Why You Should Use Ruby.
- David Malone:
Unwanted HTTP: Who Has the Time? - Randolph Langley:
Auditing Superuser Usage.
- David N. Blank-Edelman:
Practical Perl Tools: Programming, Ho Hum.
- Nicholas M. Stoughton:
USENIX Standards Activities.
- Elizabeth Zwicky, Sam Stover, Rik Farrow:
Book Reviews.
- Ted Dolotta:
Letter to the Editor.
Volume 31, Number 3, June 2006
- Rik Farrow:
Musings. - Mark Burgess:
Autonomic Computing - The Music of the Cubes.
- Kurt Chan:
A Comparison of Disk Drives for Enterprise Computing. - Marshall K. McKusick:
Disks from the Perspective of a File System. - Tom Haynes:
Introduction to ZFS. - Stefan Büttcher, Charles L. A. Clarke:
Adding Full-Text Filesystem Search to Linux.
- Pablo Neira Ayuso:
Netfilter's Connection Tracking System. - Markos Gogoulos, Diomidis Spinellis:
Using Linux Live CDs for Penetration Testing.
- David N. Blank-Edelman:
Practical Perl Tools: Car 10.0.0.54, Where Are You? - Robert Haskins:
ISPadmin: Policy Enforcement. - Heison Chak:
VoIP Watch. - Robert G. Ferrell:
/dev/random.
- Elizabeth Zwicky, et al.:
Book Reviews.
- Strata R. Chalup:
SAGE Update.
Volume 31, Number 4, August 2006
- Rik Farrow:
Musings.
- Mark Uris:
DataMonster: Building a Cost-Effective, High-Speed, Heterogeneous Shared File System. - Mark Burgess:
Configuration Management: Models and Myths. Part 1: Cabbage Patch Kiss. - Darrell Fuhriman:
Identity Management Identified. - Andy Seely:
System Administration of Command and Control Systems.
- KyoungSoo Park, Vivek S. Pai:
CoBlitz: A Scalable Large-File Transfer Service. - Ryan Peterson, Venugopalan Ramasubramanian, Emin Gün Sirer:
A Practical Approach to Peer-to-Peer Publish-Subscribe.
- Eric Sorenson:
Enterprise Routing Sinkholes Using Linux and Open Source Tools. - Pete Herzog:
The Protocol Historian.
- David N. Blank-Edelman:
Practical Perl Tools: Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down (Part 1). - Robert Haskins:
ISPadmin: Traffic Shaping. - Heison Chak:
Choosing IP Phones.
- Elizabeth Zwicky, et al.:
Book Reviews.
- Vassilis Prevelakis:
Letter to the Editor. - Ellie Young:
USENIX Board of Directors Meetings and Actions. - Ellie Young:
The USENIX Association Financial Report for 2005.
Volume 31, Number 5, October 2006
- Rik Farrow:
Musings.
- Stephen C. Johnson:
Algorithms for the 21st Century. - Mike Howard:
Maybe You Should Use Python.
- Mark Burgess:
Configuration Management: Models and Myths. Part2: Babel, Babble, Toil, and Grammar. - Brad Knowles:
It's About Time...
- Richard McDougall, James Laudon:
Multi-Core Microprocessors Are Here. - Timo Sivonen:
Measuring Performance of FreeBSD Disk Encryption.
- Michael J. Freedman:
Automating Server Selection with OASIS. - Rik Farrow:
WISPER: Open Source, Long-Distance Wireless.
- David N. Blank-Edelman:
Practical Perl Tools: Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down (Part 2). - Robert Haskins:
ISPadmin: Anti-Spam Roundup. - Heison Chak:
Echo in VoIP Systems. - Robert G. Ferrell:
/dev/random.
- Elizabeth Zwicky, et al.:
Book Reviews.
- Nick Stoughton:
An Update on Standards: Diary of a Standard Geek. - Andrew Josey:
Why Get Involved in POSIX?
- Rob Kolstad:
USACO News. - Strata R. Chalup:
SAGE Update. - Rik Farrow, Jane-Ellen Long:
Writing for ;login;.
Volume 31, Number 6, December 2006
- Rik Farrow:
Musings.
- Team Cymru:
The Underground Economy: Priceless. - Jan Göbel, Jens Hektor, Thorsten Holz:
Advanced Honeypot-Based Intrusion Detection. - Andy Ozment, Stuart E. Schechter:
The Security of OpenBSD: Milk or Wine? - Nicholas Weaver, Dan Ellis:
White Worms Don't Work. - Michael B. Scher:
On Doing "Being Reasonable". - Mike Howard:
How Often Should You Change Your Password?
- Dave Josephsen:
Homeless Vikings: Short-Lived BGP SessionHijacking - A New Chapter in the Spam Wars. - Mark Burgess:
Configuration Management: Models and Myths. Part3: A Shocking Lack of Ad-Hocracy.
- David N. Blank-Edelman:
Practical Perl Tools: Give Me My Woobie Back. - Robert Haskins:
ISPadmin: Wireless. - Heison Chak:
VoIP Watch: Security. - Robert G. Ferrell:
/dev/random.
- Elizabeth Zwicky, et al.:
Book Reviews.
- Nicholas M. Stoughton:
An Update on Standards.
- Ellie Young:
Thanks to Our Volunteers.
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