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 articles@tcu-inc.com and put in the subject "ARTICLE:" or the message will be deleted and not even looked at -- to stop spammers.