2003 25 The Linux Documentation Project 2003-10-15 The The Mock Mainframe Mini-HOWTO by Scot W. Stevenson is a brief description of a standard way to set up and work with a computer network for a small group of people. The goals are low build costs, ease of administration and relative safety. The document requires no extraordinary background, specific terminology is explained as the author goes along. Eric S. Raymond did a complete rewrite of the UPS HOWTO. An Uninterruptable Power Supply is the box that will keep your hardware running when the conventional power network is in trouble. Worried about power outages? If you have Linux, a UPS and this HOWTO, you'll feel much better. A couple of propositions from the feedback mailinglist, but no authors found for them yet: A Multi:Multi NAT HOWTO A Quail + Vpopmail + MySQL HOWTO Apart from that ... Manoj Warrier proposed a Scientific computing with free software on GNU-Linux HOWTO. Thomas MIGLINCI proposed a HOWTO dealing with the Web tablet from Siemens: The SIMpad HOWTO. We were lagging behind a bit, lots of pending submissions, so here are the updates published this week: Ian Ward's Debian and Windows Shared Printing mini-HOWTO, v1.2. Miroslav Misko Skoric's FBB Packet-radio BBS mini-HOWTO, v1.25, the Lilo mini-HOWTO and the Linux+WindowsNT mini-HOWTO. Daniel Nofftz's v1.1 of the Athlon Powersaving HOWTO contains a lot of new information and links. David Braun's Disk Encryption HOWTO v1.2 contains Gentoo instructions. V1.6.9 of the Linux User Group HOWTO by Rick Moen has some minor corrections. Our favorite tool for searching a LUG: GLUE. Bryan Henderson's Linux Loadable Kernel Module HOWTO v1.04 explains what happens with kernel modules behind the scenes. Bob Stayton announced the release of the second edition of his book DocBook XSL: The Complete Guide. The book is available at amazon.com and also for browsing at http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/. If you are struggling to get the DocBook output from OpenOffice.org to work like Saqib Ali and Charles Curley, Try the solution that Charles found. It seems it would be best if you install JRE first, so that OOo can see it during installation. Time for a mini-HOWTO? John Levon has lost the original sources of his Linux profiling HOWTO and would be trying out html2db/tidy to generate them. However, if you would like to help, get in touch with John. The Linux Documentation Project (TLDP) is working on developing free, high quality documentation for the GNU/Linux operating system. Announcements about TLDP are made via announce-subscribe@en.tldp.org. If you want to help TLDP, take a look at the tasks page, and consider joining discuss-subscribe@en.tldp.org. Help us create this newsletter. We need volunteers who follow the community (mailing lists, newsgroups, web channels) and report events related to free software documentation. Write to us at feedback@en.tldp.org. LDP Weekly News is compiled and edited by Machtelt Garrels, Torsten Schlabach and Y Giridhar Appaji Nag with help from several other people.