Mark Nielsen

• [issue 92] My Open Radio
• [issue 85] Viewing Faxes on the Web
• [issue 80] Pl/Python and Cursors in Pl/Pgsql for PostgreSQL
• [issue 80] Red Hat and USB devices
• [issue 80] Configuring GDM 2.2
• [issue 75] GPL or BSD? Yes
• [issue 72] Standard Database Setup with Perl and PostgreSQL: Part 3
• [issue 69] Combining Perl and PostgreSQL, Part 2: Procedures with PL/pgSQL
• [issue 67] Combining Perl and PostgreSQL
• [issue 66] Converting Linux HOWTOs into Book Format
• [issue 66] Configuring GDM 2.2
• [issue 65] Finding my computer at home from the outside
• [issue 64] Displaying CVS Version Control Numbers in Webpages
• [issue 63] Downloading LinuxToday links and Linux Gazette's TOC with Python (and Perl)
• [issue 63] Securely Erasing a Hard Drive with Perl
• [issue 63] Installing USB, PCMCIA and Kernel 2.2.18 On My Laptop
• [issue 61] Using the Wireless Modem Ricochet
• [issue 61] When Apache Redirect Doesn't Work the First Time
• [issue 59] Encrypting Data in Web Forms
• [issue 58] Micro Publishing: Part 3
• [issue 58] Virtual fax to pdf files with EFax.com
• [issue 57] CVS: Concurrent Versions System
• [issue 57] Mark's Web/Database Installation
• [issue 56] Micro Publishing, part II (Mark's Update)
• [issue 53] First Attempt at Creating a Bootable Live Filesystem on a CDROM
• [issue 51] Private Networks and Roadrunner using IP Masquerading
• [issue 50] Large Objects and Perl DBI
• [issue 47] Micro Publishing
• [issue 46] Using Sfdisk and Perl to fdisk a hard drive
• [issue 45] Stripping and Mirroring RAID under RedHat 6.0
• [issue 44] How to use a Ramdisk for Linux
• [issue 43] Mark's Kickstart Examples
• [issue 43] Configuring XDM -- a graphical login interface for Linux or UNIX
• [issue 42] autofs tutorial revisited
• [issue 24] Quick autofs Tutorial

Mark Nielsen works at Crisp Hughes Evans. In his spare time, he writes articles relating to Free Software (GPL) or Free Literature (FDL). Please email him at [email protected] and put in the subject "ARTICLE:" or the message will be deleted and not even looked at -- to stop spammers.