apache graphical config tool

Apache has an Open Sourse graphical interface tool to edit and config the archives /etc/apache2/sites-available , i hope you can ejoy it Kochizz

Network Security tools live cd

Two of the best network security tools live cds

Knopixx-std

Backtrack

 

Russian Army

There is no more technology than this.

Free Shell Account

Here is a list of a free shell access acounts you can get over
the internet.

Linux

Debian

http://nic-nac-project.de
Debian

http://shells.thinkgeek.co.uk
Debian

http://unixclan.no-ip.org/
Debian

http://www.phoenix-network.org/
Debian

http://freeshells.mtveurope.org/
Debian

http://www.systemshell.net/
Debian

http://www.bobshells.be/
Debian

http://st0rage.org/
Debian

http://www.nipl.net/servers.html
Debian

http://hamish.awardspace.com/
Debian

Ubuntu

http://tshells.selfip.org
Ubuntu

http://217.155.230.229/lemonbox/
Ubuntu

Gentoo

http://www.anapnea.net/
Gentoo

http://rednex.1.vg/
Gentoo

Fedora

http://artax.homelinux.com/
Fedora

http://www.chules.net/
Fedora

http://www.theunix.info/
Fedora

Slackware

http://www.aeshells.org/
Slackware

http://www.zerged.com
Slackware

http://www.kraimorie.net/
Slackware

RedHat

http://singularity.darkspace.info/
RedHat

BSD

NetBSD

http://freeshell.org
NetBSD

http://sdf-eu.or
NetBSD

OpenBSD

http://www.grex.org
OpenBSD

http://www.silenceisdefeat.org/
OpenBSD

http://jiyu.gnook.org/
OpenBSD

http://www.freeshell.se/
OpenBSD

http://www.disflux.com/
OpenBSD

FreeBSD

http://m-net.arbornet.org
FreeBSD

http://www.unixdaemons.com/
FreeBSD

http://www.rulex.net/
FreeBSD

http://freebsd.prohostuk.net/
FreeBSD

http://www.celebris.net
FreeBSD

http://bsd.miki.eu.org/
FreeBSD

http://shell.yaphog.org/
FreeBSD

http://www.kverka.no/
FreeBSD

http://new-order.org/
FreeBSD

http://opa.x0b.net
FreeBSD

http://ravehosts.co.uk
FreeBSD

Other

http://deathrow.vistech.net
OpenVMS

http://aragon.marway.org
SunOS Linux Irix

 

 

 

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polyBSD and pocketSAN

polyBSD is a “multi”-purpose (hence “poly”) framework for building embedded systems that address certain aspects of information assurance. Essentially, it is a minimalistic install of NetBSD (i386) designed to run from a 256MB flash card or USB memory stick. Read the “polyBSD” section of this file for more information.pocketSAN uses polyBSD as a basis and builds on top of that to provide a functional, secure and completely free NAS/SAN solution with RAID and encrypted virtual disk support that can fit in your shirt pocket. Thus it can be used to address the data at-rest aspect of information assurance. Read the “pocketSAN” section of this file with instruction on how to set up your NAS/SAN. Here is also a list of all packages installed on pocketSAN.
>>polyBSD-0.1.img.gz
>>pocketSAN-0.1.img.gz

youtube ascii

quieren ver videos, pero solo tienen una terminal?, aqui esta la solucion , usando lynx y mplayer solo hay que incluir flv. en el mplayer

Blog Backup :)

Make a copy of your entry blog in your hard disc, with a program call it HTTrack Websire http://www.httrack.com/ enjoy it

Blog backup :)

Make a copy of your entry blog on your hard disc, with this magnificent tool , is a Open Source program, the name is HTTrack, http://www.httrack.com/ enjoy it

Blog backup :)

Make a copy of your entry blog on your hard disc, with this magnificent tool , is a Open Source program, the name is HTTrack, http://www.httrack.com/ enjoy it