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Meetings

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= When do you meet? =

Technical meetings are once a month, during the second week of the month. On even numbered months we meet on Tuesday and on odd numbered months, Thursdays. Meetings start at 6:00 PM. Check the main page for additional social meeting announcements. We also meet for lunch on the 3rd Thursday of the month at the Galleria Mall food court at 11:30 AM, next to the Chinese restaurant. Look for the geeks.

= Where do you meet? =

At the University Center Rochester Heinz Center in room HC122. [http://www.roch.edu/html-spectrum/getting_to_kill.html Need directions?].

= What do I need? =

An interest in Linux...that's it. We've got everyone from newbies to experts here so don't feel bad if you don't know a thing about Linux...that's what we're here for. To actually play with Linux you'll need at least a pentium (technically a 386 would work, but nobody has those kind of patience :), preferrably with a CD-ROM drive. We've got CDs and burners if you'd like your own copy too.

= How do I get started? =

Just attend one of our meetings or jump on the mailing list.

= Do you keep meeting minutes? =

Sometimes. See [[Minutes]].

User talk:Klugadmin

2006-02-05T23:12:21Z

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Presentations

2006-02-05T23:11:26Z

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== Presentations from K-LUG meetings ==

(need to convert from this page http://k-lug.org/old.shit/presentations )

<H3> '''LCD initialization and operation''' (Damn nis DeLorme; June 14th, 2005) </H3>
Information for our LCD constrution and programming project. [[LCDPresentation View Online]] [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/lcd/lcd_project.tar.gz Download the tarball]].

<H3> '''Intro to Linux: Part 1''' (Steve Fox; Nov 20, 2003)</H3>
Installation, dual-booting, running multiple operating systems simultaneously, and common applications for communicating with others. [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/intro/IntroToLinux-Part1.pdf PDF]].[

<H3> '''Configuring a Stateful Linux Firewall''' with IPTables/Netfilter (Tony Perrie)</H3>
Tony gives an introduction to the new iptables tool which controls the netfilter code in the Linux 2.4 kernels. He also explains his own firewall script. See his website for the script. [[http://involution.com/iptables_demo/index.html View Oneline]] [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/iptables/iptables_demo.pdf PDF]]

<H3> '''The command line is our friend:''' tar (David Sovinski)</H3>
David discusses 'tar' as a backup solution and how to integrate it with the 'find' utility. [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/tar/ View Online]]

<H3> '''Installing and using PostgreSQL''' (Patrick Spinler)</H3>
Learn the differences between the most popular Open Source databases, how to install PostgreSQL, and basic administration and access tools. [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/postgresql_presentation/postgresql_presentation.htm View Online]] or [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/tarballs/postgresql_presentation.tar.gz download the tarball]].

<H3> '''Creating the Ultimate Home Firewall and Intrusion Detection System'''...in under an hour (Derek Hunt)</H3>
If you've ever wondered about OpenBSD and/or how to create a secure firewall, this document is for you. download (PDF).

<H3> '''Using a Cryptographic File System''' (Dean Johnson)</H3>
Learn how to use the kernel crypto patches to make an encrypted file system. Find out what the HOWTOs forget to tell you. [[http://uberh4x0r.org/~dtj/CryptoFileSys View online]].

<H3> '''Find is your Friend''' (Rich Griswold)</H3>
Learn to harness the power of find, xargs, sed, and awk. Includes some advanced demonstrations as well. [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/find/index.html View online]] or [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/tarballs/find.tar.gz download the tarball]].

Presentations

2006-02-05T23:10:56Z

Hi:

== Presentations from K-LUG meetings ==

(need to convert from this page http://k-lug.org/old.shit/presentations )

<H3> '''LCD initialization and operation''' (Dennis DeLorme; June 14th, 2005) </H3>
Information for our LCD constrution and programming project. [[LCDPresentation View Online]] [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/lcd/lcd_project.tar.gz Download the tarball]].

<H3> '''Intro to Linux: Part 1''' (Steve Fox; Nov 20, 2003)</H3>
Installation, dual-booting, running multiple operating systems simultaneously, and common applications for communicating with others. [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/intro/IntroToLinux-Part1.pdf PDF]].[

<H3> '''Configuring a Stateful Linux Firewall''' with IPTables/Netfilter (Tony Perrie)</H3>
Tony gives an introduction to the new iptables tool which controls the netfilter code in the Linux 2.4 kernels. He also explains his own firewall script. See his website for the script. [[http://involution.com/iptables_demo/index.html View Oneline]] [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/iptables/iptables_demo.pdf PDF]]

<H3> '''The command line is our friend:''' tar (David Sovinski)</H3>
David discusses 'tar' as a backup solution and how to integrate it with the 'find' utility. [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/tar/ View Online]]

<H3> '''Installing and using PostgreSQL''' (Patrick Spinler)</H3>
Learn the differences between the most popular Open Source databases, how to install PostgreSQL, and basic administration and access tools. [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/postgresql_presentation/postgresql_presentation.htm View Online]] or [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/tarballs/postgresql_presentation.tar.gz download the tarball]].

<H3> '''Creating the Ultimate Home Firewall and Intrusion Detection System'''...in under an hour (Derek Hunt)</H3>
If you've ever wondered about OpenBSD and/or how to create a secure firewall, this document is for you. download (PDF).

<H3> '''Using a Cryptographic File System''' (Dean Johnson)</H3>
Learn how to use the kernel crypto patches to make an encrypted file system. Find out what the HOWTOs forget to tell you. [[http://uberh4x0r.org/~dtj/CryptoFileSys View online]].

<H3> '''Find is your Friend''' (Rich Griswold)</H3>
Learn to harness the power of find, xargs, sed, and awk. Includes some advanced demonstrations as well. [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/find/index.html View online]] or [[http://k-lug.org/old.site/presentations/tarballs/find.tar.gz download the tarball]].

User:Kevarh

2006-02-05T23:06:14Z

Hi:

Kevin Arhelger is an ubernerd.
He currently attends college in Pensacola, Florda.
By the way. He has nevr been no too bee a grate speler.

About

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April 2005 Minutes

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User talk:Klugadmin

2006-02-04T01:49:01Z

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Meetings

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Category:Reviews

2006-02-04T01:47:23Z

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Our club occasionally reviews books, software, and movies. This page is a collecting point for those reviews:

June 2005 Minutes

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