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We are always looking for experts to share their knowledge with the readers of Open Source For You magazine by writing articles on their...

“The Future Is Bright For Open Source Enthusiasts”

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IDC expects worldwide revenue for open source software to rise to $5.8 billion by 2011. Foreseeing the strong promise open source technology holds, Sonata has set up an Open Source Center of Excellence...
Let's Go!

Let’s GO: A First Look at Google’s Go Programming Language

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Go is a new systems programming language launched by Google, and has received wide attention in the programming community. This article gives you an...
Bharati Vidyapeeth Opens its Gates to Open Source

Bharati Vidyapeeth Opens its Gates to Open Source

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Pune-headquartered Bharati Vidyapeeth has its institutions spread across India. In 2009, it adopted open source technology when it implemented the TechnoMail enterprise mailing solution...
Extending Python via Shared Libraries

Extending Python via Shared Libraries

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Python is one of the most popular programming languages ever -- its great productivity, flexibility and general-purpose nature efficiently address areas ranging from Internet...
Cryptography and Steganography with Python

Cryptography and Steganography with Python

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Steganography and cryptography have been widely used to hide sensitive information. This article offers a brief introduction to how both these methods can be...
Understanding the OpenLDAP schema

OpenLDAP, Part 3: Understanding the LDAP Schema

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In this article, we will explore LDAP concepts such as schema, ObjectClasses and attributes -- these will help us build an LDAP server capable...
Scan it!

Website Vulnerabilities and Nikto

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Nikto is an open source Web server vulnerability scanner that performs comprehensive tests for over 6,100 potentially dangerous files/CGIs, checks for outdated versions of...
Intelligent package management

Exploring Software: PackageKit — Overcoming Prejudice

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My first reaction to the PackageKit UI, after its initial release on Fedora, was negative. It was prejudice at first sight. I did not see...
Questions and Answers on C

Joy of Programming: Questions and Answers on C

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Let's look at some of the queries received from readers relating to programming in C. Q. Where are enum members stored in memory? How does...