[ale] ALE Northeast Meeting, May 1, 2008

[Brian MacLeod]

Ack!

That's what I get for quickly throwing this together.   The presenter
will be Stephen Cristol.

bnm

On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 4:00 PM, Brian MacLeod <nym.bnm at gmail.com> wrote:
> ==========================================
>  ALE Northeast Meeting
>  May 1, 2008, 7:30pm
>
>  * * * PLEASE NOTE THE ROOM CHANGE * * *
>  Classroom C-1130 (C Building)
>  Georgia Gwinnett College
>  1000 University Center Lane
>  Lawrenceville, GA 30043
>  ==========================================
>
>  Parking and C Building Virtual Map:
>  http://tinyurl.com/27h46j
>
>  You are welcome to park in any UNMARKED (Student) parking spaces on
>  campus.  Parking in the spaces marked visitor may or may not yield a
>  ticket.
>
>  We will be meeting in C-1130 this month, and I am currently working out
>  the details for later months' meetings.  Hopefully we can be assigned a
>  regular room that fits us well.
>
>  Unlike the previous meeting space, you CAN bring food and drink to this
>  classroom!
>
>
>  Title: An introduction to TLS, OpenSSL, and X.509 Certificates
>
>  Synopsis: What do you do when an install-script-generated, self-signed
>  X.509 certificate expires? The X.509 certificate will be an organizing
>  heme to talk about an assortment of topics ranging from the history of
>  secure socket layer to privacy enhanced mail (PEM) file formats. By the
>  end of the talk, you should know how to replace an expired certificate.
>  You should also have a better understanding of how secure connections work.
>
>  Bio: Stephen is an Editor of the open access journal Molecular Vision
>  (molvis.org). He began his Linux journey in 2000 with Red Hat 6.1. The
>  journey continues today with CentOS 4.6 and 5.1.
>
>
>  ==========================================
>  The gratuitous plea for assistance :-)
>
>  Got an idea for a presentation?  Is there a topic you wish to see
>  discussed?  Please join us at the ALE Central meetings at Emory on the
>  third Thursday of each month, or ALE Northeast meetings on the first
>  Thursday of each month.  Or, better yet, get the discussion started on
>  the ALE mailing list (join at
>  http://www.ale.org/mailman/listinfo/ale).
>