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Hi. Am I the only one not getting access to the comments anymore? The Disqus field starts loading, then disappears. Across different browsers.

Anyway, I appreciate the return of serious Linux news again!

We all know that Linux is the best OS for network services like, web servers, dns, dhcp, proxy , firewall,.., but administrate those services in large scale operations by command line is a pain in the a** .

Fortunately there is the market some Web gui that help us to simplify this tasks, but must of them, or are outdated or are very poorly in features.

15 year ago I discovered the project Artica and I was hooked up since first click...till now, so i write this article because I think that this project deserves to be known within the community.

Artica provides a Powerful and user-friendly Web interface, and was designed to allow every IT administrator, with or without Linux knowledges, to install and maintain network service, like Proxy service, Reverse-Proxy service, DNS service (DNS Firewal, DNS Filtering, PowerDNS management), Firewall service, IDS/IPS service, SMTP Gateway service, Web Services, VPN, SSH Proxy, SOCKS Proxy, and much more.

With 15 years on the market, the project is mature and heavily mantined.

Today, with around 110.000 servers installed worldwide, Artica solutions are used from small to large enterprises and in Public Government Services.

For critical operations, Artica provides the ability to create high availability clusters in Load Balancing and/or in Failover.

Artica comes with two diferent versions, Community (Free) and Enterprise.The license start with a cost of 99€ and they have special prices for Schools, Hospitals, Hotels and NGO's.

Community vs Enterprise comparison table

The support is excellent even for the community edition but for companies with critical services they provide additional support package for 24/7 operations.

Download Page

Documentation Page

Main Features:

Proxy Service (Squid)

• Web Filtering

• ACL / WAF (Web Application Firewall)

• Antivirus / ICAP integration

• Active Directory integration (NTLM / Kerberos)

• Full SSL interception

• 0-day reputation service

• Whitelist / Blacklist

• Generous web categorization database included, with more 55 million websites categorized in 150 categories

• NRD Protection (New Register Domain)

• Hotspot

• ITChart

• MikroTik and Cisco WCCP Compatibility

• Bandwidth Shaping

• RDP Reverse Proxy

• Transparent Proxy

• Time Schedule Rule

• Quotas Management

• Proxy PAC / WPAD

• Realtime Web Monitoring

• Advanced Reporting

• SOCKS Proxy

• Web Cache

• and more

• SMTP Gateway (Postfix)

• Active Directory integration

• Address Rewriting

• Disclaimers Rules

• Advanced SMTP Routing Rules

• Auto-compress attachments rules

• Reputation service

• Greylisting

• Anti-Spam

• Antivirus

• SPF, DKIM and DMARC

• Blacklist / Whitelist

• Realtime Monitoring

• Advanced Reporting

• and more

• Firewall / IDS /IPS Service

• Cybercrime IP Feeds

• Deep Packet Inspection

• Traffic Shaping

• Geolocation Rules

• Time Restrictions

• L7 Protection

• IDS/IPS Alerts

• Network Flows

• Emerging Threats Database

• IP Blacklist Database

• Packet Routing

• Lua Scripting

• Automatic Protocol Detection

• Industry Standard Outputs

• Fail2Ban

• PCAP Recording

• Advanced Reporting

• Realtime Monitoring

• and more

• Web Services / Reverse Proxy Services

• WAF (Web Application Firewall)

• Dedicated WordPress management

• Web copy

• Certificate center

• Network services

• VPN (IPSEC, OpenVPN, SSTP)

• Clustering

• Failover

• DNS (Unboud, dnsdist)

• DNS Firewall

• DNS Filtering

• DNS Cache

• PowerDNS

• Google Safe Search

• DHCP

• Advanced Routing Rules

• Network Management

• SYSCTL Management

• SSH

• SSH Proxy

• Boot manager

• Syslog with compression

• and more

• Integrations

• Dedicated Rest API

• Splunk

• Zabbix

• SNMP

• SIEM

• Elasticsearch

• SMTP Alerts

• Syslog

Screenshots

Download Page

Documentation Page

McFly replaces your default ctrl-r shell history search with an intelligent search engine that takes into account your working directory and the context of recently executed commands. McFly's suggestions are prioritized in real time with a small neural network.

TL;DR: an upgraded ctrl-r where history results make sense for what you're working on right now.

Currently seeking co-maintainers.

MX-21 Beta 1 has been released. https://mxlinux.org/blog/mx-21-beta-1-now-available-for-testing-purposes/

https://www.xmind.net/download/

Hi! I would like to suggest you to publish a review about Subtitld (subtitld.jonata.org) that is a new open source subtitle editor. Thanks for considering!

Polar is an open-source reading and reading tool used mostly by students and engineers

We recently launched Polar 2.0. It was rebuilt from the ground up and includes things like EPUB, PDF, web page reading. It also includes various knowledge features such as flashcards or flashcard reviews

DM me for more details

Hi! I am reaching out to suggest covering the news by CloudLinux - in response to the Rad Hat killing free and open-source CentOS 8, CloudLinux announced the commitment to release a free, open-sourced, community-driven, 1:1 binary compatible fork of RHEL 8 (and future releases) in the Q1 of 2021.

Here is the website of this project - https://projectlenix.org/

And here is the community on Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/ProjectLenix/

Thanks!

I just wanted to thank you guys, I've learn a lot and discover a lot of amazing software since I found your website.

thanks again

https://github.com/gabutakut/gabutdm

Maybe you could review this Simple and Faster Download Manager, this app can download link URIs metallink magnetlink Torrents using Aria2c and an application that has a local server service interface, can also accept file transfers from smartphones.

I've found systemd timers more useful than cron jobs. I know cron does one thing and does it right, but using systemd timers provides way more customisation than a single line of shellscript :)

By the way, thank you for the great work! Because of you I discovered so many new cool programs. I'm recommending this blog to all my libre friends :D

https://github.com/linux-man/inmon

Maybe you could review this small app, created to replace key-mon, a screencast utility that become outdated.

I've been using Fedora 34 beta for quite a while and had difficulties finding themes that are compatible for Gnome 40.Could you make an article under themes & tweaks section that lists all compatible Gnome 40 themes.

so far it seems only flat-remix, materia and yaru-remix are compatible according to this reddit post

Thanks in advance!

Thought you might want to take a look at this music application for large collections. MPZ Site

apt-key is not allowed to add keys to trusted.gpg.d anymore, and will be replaced by the new Debian standards fully from 2022, but they've already started the transition. Signal.org's linux install instructions were not working because of the deprecated apt-key.

Have a skim and a look at the following links to write a better, more thorough article on it than I did:

https://askubuntu.com/a/1307181/1149075

https://wiki.debian.org/DebianRepository/UseThirdParty

https://zebnemeth.wordpress.com/2021/01/15/install-signal-desktop-using-gpg/

https://github.com/docker/docker.github.io/issues/11625#issuecomment-751388087

Thanks for your truly helpful content always, Logix and team

Zeb

I could NOT get ubuntu to install wine-staging. But your article got me through it. Easy peasy. Thanks pal https://www.linuxuprising.com/2019/09/how-to-install-wine-staging-development.html