Absolute OpenBSD: Unix for the Practical Paranoid

by Michael W Lucas

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This complete guide to OpenBSD assumes a knowledge of basic Unix commands, design, and permissions. Covers the intricacies of the platform and how to manage an OpenBSD system. Includes troubleshooting and copious examples.

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Thank goodness for tech writers like Michael W. Lucas, who have senses of humor and aren't afraid to show this off in their books. Most tech books are as much fun to read as the ingredients on a box of breakfast cereal -- not this one. If you are running (or planning to run) OpenBSD, you will want this.

The only downside is that it needs updating -- badly. I have the 2nd edition ... and much has changed since the book was released. This is of course a testament to the vigor of OpenBSD, but it makes writing books about the system kind of a pain.
My only complaint is that it doesn't automatically update content with each release of OpenBSD. The man pages do, at least.
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Michael W. Lucas has been working with BSD-based operating systems since the late 1980s. His column, Big Scary Daemons, for the O'Reilly Report is in its third year. He has worked for several years as a consultant specializing in security, intrusion response, and network management

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Technology, Nonfiction, General Nonfiction
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005.4Computer science, information & general worksComputer science, knowledge & systemsArtificial Intelligence/Virtual RealitySystems programming and programs
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QA76.76 .O63 .L835ScienceMathematicsMathematicsInstruments and machinesCalculating machinesElectronic computers. Computer scienceComputer software
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