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== Local How-To Articles == | == Local How-To Articles == | ||
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* [[OpenBSD Anomalies]] | * [[OpenBSD Anomalies]] | ||
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* [[openbsd-ipsec-gif|IPSEC using isakmpd, ipsecctl and gif(4)]] | * [[openbsd-ipsec-gif|IPSEC using isakmpd, ipsecctl and gif(4)]] | ||
| + | * [[Building a tiered access OpenVPN gateway on OpenBSD]] | ||
| + | * [[OpenBSD CARP router/firewall zsh shell prompt]] | ||
| + | * [[OpenBSD NFS Server with Linux Clients]] | ||
| + | * [[OpenBSD readonly root]] | ||
* [[Sun Netra t1 compact flash root]] | * [[Sun Netra t1 compact flash root]] | ||
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* [[OpenBSD Soekris Read Only Root|Read-only root filesystem on a Soekris]] | * [[OpenBSD Soekris Read Only Root|Read-only root filesystem on a Soekris]] | ||
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= Solaris = | = Solaris = | ||
Revision as of 18:43, 3 December 2009
General UNIXish stuff
- The Vim Editor
- The Z Shell
- SSH Port Forwarding
- Multitail
- Authenticating against Active Directory
- grepping in XML and other structured files
Misc. Information
FreeBSD
External Links
Local How-To Articles
- If you create a ext2 partition you want to be able to mount on freebsd make sure to use only 128 bit inodes. (using mke2fs -I 128).
- FreeBSD ZFS: Playing with compression on the ZFS filesystem
NetBSD
External Links
Local How-To Articles
OpenBSD
External Links
Local How-To Articles
- OpenBSD Anomalies
- OpenBSD Squid RAM-disk
- IPSEC using isakmpd, ipsecctl and gif(4)
- Building a tiered access OpenVPN gateway on OpenBSD
- OpenBSD CARP router/firewall zsh shell prompt
- OpenBSD NFS Server with Linux Clients
- OpenBSD readonly root
- Sun Netra t1 compact flash root
- Read-only root filesystem on a Soekris
Solaris
IRIX
AIX
HP-UX
Mac OS X
Okay, I don't really consider this a 'real' unix, but this is probably the best place for it.