Bsdcan 2005 the Event to Be at This Year
BSDCan 2005
The BSD event of 2005
http://www.bsdcan.org/
Ottawa, Canada
BSDCan 2005– The event to be at this year
BSDCan 2005
There’s only one major BSD Event in North America in 2005: BSDCan
Where
Ottawa, Canada
When
May 13-14, 2005
Who
Developers, contributors, and users
Venue
University of Ottawa
http://www.uottawa.ca/
At Fees You Can Afford
We plan to keep costs to a minimum. As such, the conference will be held at University of Ottawa and accommodation is available within the University residences. Hotels are also within close walking distance of the conference venue.
The following were the rates for 2004:
Type CAD
Regular $175
Corporate $300
Additional Corporate $100
Student $50
Tutorial $50
Accommodation is also available on campus at very reasonable rates. See our website for details.
Schedule overview
Thursday 12 May 2005
4:00 pm Sign-in desk opens at a local pub. Get your registration pack have a drink
8:00 pm Sign-in desk closes.
Friday 13 May 2005
10:00 am First set of talks
11:00 am break
11:30 am Second set of talks
12:30 pm Break for lunch
2:00 pm Third set of talks
3:00 pm break
3:30 pm Fourth set of talks
4:30 pm Key Signing Party
Saturday 14 May 2005
10:00 am First set of talks
11:00 am break
11:30 am Second set of talks
12:30 pm Break for lunch
2:00 pm Third set of talks
3:00 pm break
3:30 pm Fourth Set of Talks
4:30 pm Proceedings end for the day
Sunday 15 May 2005
8:30 Breakfast
Talks from 2004
The talks for 2005 are not yet arranged. Please see the website for current details. Here are some talks from 2004:
· Network Buffer Allocation in the FreeBSD Operating System
· Extreme Programming in a Geographically Dispersed Project
· Using Bacula over untrusted networks
· The NetBSD cross platform build environment
· Introduction to pf
· Exploit Mitigation Techniques
· OpenBSD firewalls
· BSD and IPv6: security perspective
· Network Security Monitoring with Sguil
· Slony-I, a new enterprise level replication system
· Trusted Operating System Features
· Developing a wireless community group: a social and technical perspective
· A Software Approach to Distributing Requests for DNS Service using GNU Zebra, ISC BIND 9 and FreeBSD
Call for papers
This is the schedule for formal papers. You can still submit. Contact us at .
20 September 2004 Proposals acceptance begins
22 November 2004: Proposal acceptance ends
20 December 2004: Confirmation of accepted proposals
24 January 2005: Abstracts due
21 March 2005: Formatted final papers deadline
Social activities
It’s not all work. Social activities play a major factor in project development.
Thursday 12 May 2005
4:00 pm Drinks + registration at a local pub
Friday 13 May 2005
4:30 pm BOFs
7:00 pm Gathering at local eateries for dinner
Saturday 14 May 2005
4:30 pm Key signing party
7:00 pm Gathering at local pubs for drinks
Sunday 15 M4ay 2005
8:30 am breakfast
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