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18th LISA 2004: Atlanta, USA

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  • Opening Remarks, Awards, Keynote
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    Lee Damon:
    Proceedings of the 18th Conference on Systems Administration (LISA 2004), Atlanta, USA, November 14-19, 2004. USENIX 2004

Opening Remarks, Awards, Keynote

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  Howard Ginsberg:
  Keynote Address: Going Digital at CNN.

SPAM/Email

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  Jeremy Blosser, David Josephsen:
  Scalable Centralized Bayesian Spam Mitigation with Bogofilter (Awarded Best Paper!). 1-20
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  Nils Einar Eide, Andreas N. Blaafadt, Baard H. Rehn Johansen, Frode Eika Sandnes:
  DIGIMIMIR: A Tool for Rapid Situation Analysis of Helpdesk and Support Email. 21-32
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  Yi-Min Wang, Roussi Roussev, Chad Verbowski, Aaron Johnson, Ming-Wei Wu, Yennun Huang, Sy-Yen Kuo:
  Gatekeeper: Monitoring Auto-Start Extensibility Points (ASEPs) for Spyware Management. 33-46

Intrusion and Vulnerability Detection

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  Sufatrio, Roland H. C. Yap, Liming Zhong:
  A Machine-Oriented Vulnerability Database for Automated Vulnerability Detection and Processing. 47-58
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  Axelle Apvrille, David Gordon, Serge E. Hallyn, Makan Pourzandi, Vincent Roy:
  DigSig: Runtime Authentication of Binaries at Kernel Level. 59-66
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  Swapnil Patil, Anand Kashyap, Gopalan Sivathanu, Erez Zadok:
  I3FS: An In-Kernel Integrity Checker and Intrusion Detection File System. 67-78

Configuration Management

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  Eelco Dolstra, Merijn de Jonge, Eelco Visser:
  Nix: A Safe and Policy-Free System for Software Deployment. 79-92
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  William LeFebvre, David Snyder:
  Auto-configuration by File Construction: Configuration Management with newfig. 93-104
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  Sergei Mikhailov, Jonathan Robert Stanton:
  AIS: A Fast, Disk Space Efficient "Adaptable Installation System" Supporting Multitudes of Diverse Software Configurations. 105-112

Networking

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  Christopher J. Tengi, James M. Roberts, Joseph R. Crouthamel, Chris M. Miller, Christopher M. Sanchez:
  autoMAC: A Tool for Automating Network Moves, Adds, and Changes. 113-120
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  Carrie Gates, Michael P. Collins, Michael Duggan, Andrew Kompanek, Mark Thomas:
  More Netflow Tools for Performance and Security. 121-132

Monitoring and Troubleshooting

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    Chad Verbowski, John Dunagan, Brad Daniels, Yi-Min Wang:
    Experience Talk: FDR: A Flight Data Recorder Using Black-BoxAnalysis of Persistent State Changes for Managing Change and Configuration. LISA 2004
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  John P. Rouillard:
  Real-time Log File Analysis Using the Simple Event Correlator (SEC). 133-150
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  Ni Lao, Ji-Rong Wen, Wei-Ying Ma, Yi-Min Wang:
  Combining High Level Symptom Descriptions and Low Level State Information for Configuration Fault Diagnosis. 151-158

System Integrity

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  Ted Bonkenburg, Dejan Diklic, Benjamin C. Reed, Mark A. Smith, Michael Vanover, Steve Welch, Roger Williams:
  LifeBoat: An Autonomic Backup and Restore Solution. 159-170
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  Joseph R. Crouthamel, James M. Roberts, Christopher M. Sanchez, Christopher J. Tengi:
  PatchMaker: A Physical Network Patch Manager Tool. 171-176
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  Gregory Pluta, Larry Brumbaugh, William Yurcik, Joseph A. Tucek:
  Who Moved My Data? A Backup Tracking System for Dynamic Workstation Environments. 177-186

Security

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  Marc Dougherty:
  Making a Game of Network Security. 187-194
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  Paul Brett, Mic Bowman, Jeff Sedayao, Robert Adams, Rob C. Knauerhase, Aaron Klingaman:
  Securing the PlanetLab Distributed Testbed: How to Manage Security in an Environment with No Firewalls, with All Users Having Root, and No Direct Physical Control of Any System. 195-202
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  Robert A. Napier:
  Secure Automation: Achieving Least Privilege with SSH, Sudo, and Suid. 203-212

Theory

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  Steven Schwartzberg, Alva L. Couch:
  Experience in Implementing an HTTP Service Closure. 213-230
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  Jon Finke:
  Meta Change Queue: Tracking Changes to People, Places, and Things. 231-240
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  Daniel Price, Andrew Tucker:
  Solaris Zones: Operating System Support for Consolidating Commercial Workloads. 241-254

Work-in-Progress Reports (WiPs)

Invited Talks

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  Alva L. Couch:
  What Is This Thing Called System Configuration?
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    Mark Burgess:
    Anomaly Detection: Whatever Happened to Computer Immunology? LISA 2004
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  Lisa Phillips, Brad Fitzpatrick:
  LiveJournal's Backend and memcached: Past, Present, and Future.
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    Michael Ciavarella:
    Documentation. LISA 2004
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    Peter H. Salus:
    The Administrator, Then and Now. LISA 2004
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  Keri Carpenter, Thomas A. Limoncelli:
  Lessons Learned from Howard Dean's Digital Campaign.

Spam Mini-Symposium

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    Joshua Goodman:
    Filtering, Stamping, Blocking, Anti-Spoofing: How to Stop the Spam. LISA 2004
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  Douglas Hughes:
  Lessons Learned Reimplementing an ISP Mail Service Infrastructure to Cope with Spam.
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  John Graham-Cumming:
  What Spammers Are Doing to Get Around Bayesian Filtering & What We Can Expect for the Future.

Plenary Session

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  Bill Van Etten:
  A System Administrator's Introduction to Bioinformatics.

Network/Security/Professional Track

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  John Nicholson:
  What Information Security Laws Mean For You.
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  Brian Pawlowski:
  NFS, Its Applications and Future.
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  Jim Nisbet:
  The Security Role of Linguistic Content Analysis.
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  Esther Filderman, Ken McInnis:
  Grid Computing: Just What Is It and Why Should I Care?
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    Trey Harris:
    A New Approach to Scripting. LISA 2004
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  Daniel V. Klein:
  Flying Linux.
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  David N. Blank-Edelman:
  System Administration and Sex Therapy: The Gentle Art of Debugging.
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  Simson L. Garfinkel:
  Used Disk Drives.
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    W. Curtis Preston:
    Storage Security: You're Fooling Yourself. LISA 2004

Guru Sessions

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    Gerald Carter:
    Samba. LISA 2004
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    Michael Bartosh:
    Mac OS X. LISA 2004
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    Bdale Garbee:
    Linux. LISA 2004
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    W. Curtis Preston:
    Backups. LISA 2004
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    Esther Filderman:
    AFS. LISA 2004
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    Robert Sparks:
    VoIP and IETF Standards. LISA 2004
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    Douglas Hughes, Darren Dunham:
    RAID/HA/SAN (with a Heavy Dose of Veritas). LISA 2004
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    David W. Parter:
    Professional Growth. LISA 2004
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    Gene Kim:
    Configuration Management. LISA 2004

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