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Recently we published a brief overview of Squid. And right now we’re following up with a sequel to that introductory article. In the previous part we barely touched the tip of the iceberg, even though Squid’s major functions were clearly explained. Now we are going to actually get it up and running!
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Clickfree PC Backup Systems Compared
When was the last time you backed up your PC? If you're having trouble remembering, you could be in for a traumatic experience if and when your system fails. If you understand the need to do backups, but hate the hassle, keep reading. This article will introduce you to some backup solutions that take care of themselves, leaving you free to handle less tedious, more important tasks.
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Squid, the Caching Proxy
Lately, being connected to the Internet with sky-high values of bandwidth has pretty much become the norm. Surely, the time of dial-up with 56k modems have passed; our website requests load almost instantaneously, but there is always room for improvement. Squid is a cross-platform, open source, feature-laden caching proxy. We will cover it briefly in this article.
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Regular Expressions in the Unix Shell
Searching. Now there is a task I am sure you do on a daily basis. In Shell programming, searching is very important; fortunately, you have a reliable set of tools to help you out. These are the regular expressions. And this article is the thirteenth in a series focusing on various aspects of UNIX.
Shell Script Writing
Shell scripts are designed to automate tasks that you would otherwise need to do manually, one step after another. This allows you to build up a sequence and a structure of commands that will take these steps instead of you. For this, you can use the tools present in the repertoire of the UNIX shell and its control mechanism. Exactly how this will come together to make a complete system is the subject of today's article.