[Gllug] GLLUG meeting - 10th November 2001, 1 - 6pm. (Updated with talk details).

[colin murphy]

The next GLLUG meeting will be on Saturday 10th November 2001, starting
about 1pm and on until about 6pm.

Same place as last time, The Computer Film Company, 19-23 Wells Street,
London, W1.

For a map, look at
http://www.cfc.co.uk/cfc_website/site/html/contact.html  .

The building is an Art Deco type building, with large glass front
windows.  On arrival, the security guard will let you in.  You will need
to sign in.

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Talks arranged for your infotainment.......

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       Tushar Joshi on 'SSL Certificates'

SSL certificates are used in order to create web sites so that secure
information may be transmitted across the web.

- Overview of how Certificates work.
- How to create and register certificates using openssl
- How to install certificates into the Apache web server.

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       Bruce Richardson on Linux authentication:

PAM, Kerberos, LDAP and how to combine them.

- How to use PAM to create your own custom authentication schemes
- Overview of Kerberos Authentication Protocol versions 4 and 5
- How applications based around Kerberos work
- Walkthrough of simple Kerberos installation
- LDAP overview
- How to use LDAP for authentication
- How to use PAM with Kerberos, Kerberos with LDAP, LDAP with PAM etc.
- Real-life examples from my daily work
- Some rude remarks about Active Directory

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       Steve Cobrin chairing another "Heckle Steve Session"

once again, you have a chance to join in with this much loved, widely, 
wildly, meandering group discussion, covering all  things with a Linux 
bent, limited only by your imagination and the need for food and beer!

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If you are going to the meeting in search of solutions to a specific 
problem then it usually helps if you post details to the mailing list 
first - for warned is for armed, etc.




Colin.

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