Posts Tagged ‘PC BSD’
OpenSSH 5.3 Released
I don't know of any sysadmin who hasn't at least heard of ssh. Let alone at least uses it to maintain their servers. Without ssh we would have to rely on such tools as telnet or rsh. Thanks to the folks at OpenBSD we have OpenSSH a secure implementation of the ssh protocol, including daemon and supporting client applications. On October 1st [...]
Calling all BSD SysAdmins
If you have 30 minutes between now and October 16th, you can help the BSD Certification Group determine which real-world tasks should be assessed by the upcoming BSDP exam. Read on for details on how you can help. read more...
One week left until EuroBSDCon
September 18th, 2009 Marks the beginning of the eighth EuroBSDCon with an opening day of tutorials presented by; Kirk McKusick, Peter Hansteen, and Randall Stewart. In addition on the third day (September 20th) The BSD Certification Group (BSDCG) will offer the BSDA certification exam to attendees of EuroBSDCon 2009. The exam will be offered [...]
Interview of Tom Wickline of the Bordeaux Group
Bordeaux is available for Solaris, Linux, and FreeBSD. You also have Bordeaux beta version for Mac. Will Bordeaux be available for other platforms too (OpenBSD, NetBSD…)? Bordeaux will run on any system that Wine runs on, we have builds for FreeBSD and PC-BSD at this time and if their is demand we would try our best to support OpenBSD, [...]
Release: PBI Builder 2.3
Version 2.3 of the PBI Builder software has been released for FreeBSD 7.x / PC-BSD 7.x. This update adds functionality to specify the version of FreeBSD you wish a target port to be compiled under. Also updated is the PBI Auto-Populate feature, which copies port files into the respective PBI automatically. For more details please refer to the [...]
