Via an article published at spanish slashdot I read a spanish translation to an article comparing webkit and Gecko. This has been the latest buzz in the web… most interesting things for me are two: what’s new and what isn’t in Chrome and what’s going to happen with Mozilla foundation since they keep a collaboration [...]
Categories: google,networking
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- 11/09/2008 – 10:36 am
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- By pbenavent
I’ve never do that, but have a look to sample squid config file to authenticate with Active Directory … the main idea it’s to do the same as we do before with Squid with OpenLdap. If you’re using Active Directory instead of a true ldap server have a look on that. Note: This entry has [...]
Categories: ldap,linux,networking
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- 12/06/2007 – 5:30 am
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- By pbenavent
I was writting about Squid and I arrive to a sample config file for using squid with OpenLdap. I really don’t know if you’re using squid … probably you should do it. And I don’t know if you’re using ldap … sure you’ve to. If you combine squid with ldap it allows you control who [...]
Categories: ldap,linux,networking
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- 12/06/2007 – 5:19 am
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- By pbenavent
I received the Redhat Magazine in my inbox, recently I’ve read an article about how to start up a squid in five minutes. Since I know good it runs I must recommend you give squid a chance. If you have a company -little, middle or big company- it would save you quite bandwith. If you’re [...]
Categories: fedora,linux,networking
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- 12/06/2007 – 5:06 am
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- By pbenavent
Wow! my older server was more more noisy that I thought, even with its noiseless power supply. Now I’ve a brand new Linksys WRT54g-L and look carefully at that L which stands for Linux. This router with a Linux inside open a world of posibilities … such a this firmware for WRT54G-L. I’m using as [...]
Categories: networking
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- 09/03/2007 – 3:51 pm
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- By pbenavent