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				TABLE OF CONTENTS

				LINUX JOURNAL #27

				    JULY 1996

FEATURES

The New Korn Shell

	ksh93, the latest major revision of the
	KornShell language, provides an alternative to Tcl and Perl. 

	by David G. Korn, Charles J. Northrup, and Jeffery Korn 

Filters: Doing it Your Way 

	A look at several of the more flexible filters, programs that
	read some input, perform some operation on it, and write the altered
	data as output.

	by Malcolm Murphy 

Understanding Red Hat Run Levels 

	How to easily add to or modify the existing subsystems of Red
	at distributions of Linux.

	by Mark F. Komarinski

IP Masquerading with Linux

	How to enable and configure IP masquerading, also known as
	Network Address Translation, for Linux

	by Chris Kostick 

NEWS & ARTICLES

Object Databases: Not just for CAD/CAM Anymore
	by Gregory A. Meinke 

Samba in the Home and Office
	by Peter Kelly  

Maceater
	by Jonathan Gross 

Serving Two Masters
	by Michael K. Johnson

Introducing HyperNews
	by David Alan Black

Basic fvwm Configuration
	by John M. Fisk
 
COLUMNS

Letters to the Editor
Stop the Presses 
New Products
USELINUX Announcement 

DIRECTORIES 

Consultants Directory
Advertisers Index
Linux Resources

UPCOMING:

Kernel Korner: Conclusion of Device Drivers Series 
Writing Bug Reports

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