Jason Deraleau

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Jason Deraleau has been a computer enthusiast since the Commodore 64. Having spent time focusing on DOS, Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD, his newest passion it the Macintosh and Mac OS X. Currently residing in Western Massachusetts, he works as a systems administrator by day, IT consultant and technical writer by night. Jason is the co-author of the upcoming Running Mac OS X Tiger, was a presenter at O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference 2004, and is a contributing author on the O'Reilly Network.

Running Mac OS X Tiger
by Jason Deraleau , James Duncan Davidson
December 2005
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Sanitizing Mail on Panther Server
Publish Date: Jan. 27, 2004With Mac OS X Server 10.3, Apple has replaced Apple Mail Server with Postfix, which allows you to use common UNIX and open source tools to perform various tasks with your mail. One of these tools, Procmail, lets mail messages be processed with special "recipes," such as the Anomy Sanitizer. Here's how to set it up. Implementing BIND on Mac OS X
Publish Date: Apr. 15, 2003The Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) distribution is a suite of Unix utilities that works with the Domain Name System. The nslookup and dig utilities are a part of the BIND distribution, but the named DNS server is what people most often refer to as BIND. The DNS server portion is what we will be focusing on in this article. Inside Samba: Windows Sharing for the Mac
Publish Date: Mar. 18, 2003Samba is one of the most successful open source projects around, and has been ported to Linux, various BSDs, and Darwin/Mac OS X. Currently it provides disk and print shares, acts as a WINS server, and performs NT4 primary domain controller duties. Jason Deraleau takes you inside Samba and shows you how to configure it on your Jaguar Macintosh.

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