Thursday

08.30–10.00	Keynote in Plenum	Open Source at Turku City	Eija Onnela
10.20–11.05	A New SSA-based Optimization Framework for the GNU Compiler Collection	New and interesting features of Solaris	The world’s most powerful SPARC machines get even stronger
11.05-11.50	GDB: Old dog, new tricks?	Darwin: Open Source for Open Minds	Management of Linux platforms Canceled. Will be moved to 15.20 - 16.05
11.50-12.35	Quest for the lost hardware documentation	HP-UX Technical Update	High Availability and Data Protection for Linux
12.35-13.50	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
13.50-14.35	Designing and Implementing Scalable System Management Concepts	Securing Linux with Linux Security Moduls	13.50–14.35 Reaching the Goal with the Regensburg Marathon-Cluster – A NetBSD Cluster Project
14.35-15.20	SMTP AUTH and STARTTLS in sendmail	TrustedBSD MAC Framework	NAPI: Le Deuxieme etage (Work In Progress)
15.20-16.05	Exim Process Structure: The Advantages of Anarchy over Central Control	SPAM blocking with DCC and other tools	Management of Linux platforms
16.05-16.25	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee
16.25-17.10	Apache Tomcat in production environments	Deploying Open Office	Userdev: A Framework For User Level Device Drivers In Linux (Refereed Paper)
17.10-17.55	High Performance Java Virtual Machines	Organizing Users – comparing Danish Linux, BSD UNIX Users Groups (Refereed Paper)	Smart Card Operating Systems: Past, Present and Future (Refereed Paper)
Friday
08.30–10.00	Keynote in Plenum	Talking to the walls Mark Burgess
	Theme: Backup Solutions	Theme: FreeNIX
10.20–11.05	ABB & Veritas NetBackup Case study Erik Möller	Injecting RAS into Linux – The Challenges and Paradigm Shift Richard J. Moore
11.05–11.50	Networker and diskbased back up Daniel Bergström	FreeBSD 5.0 Robert Watson
11.50–12.35	HP OpenView DataProtector – When you need new levels of business recovery Thomas Russ	initramfs, klibc and early userspace H. Peter Anvin
12.35-13.50	Lunch	Lunch
	Theme: Operating System	Theme: Security
13.50–14.35	AIX 5.2 update: Dynamic Partitioning and more Per Fredriksson	Challenges facing Intrusion Detection Marcus J. Ranum
	Theme: Applications
14.35–15.20	Developing KDE Applications with K Develop and the Qt Designer Ralf Norden	Anomaly Detection using Self/Nonself Discrimination for the Linux kernel Author: Lars Olsson
15.20–16.05	Container-Based SCM and Interfile Branching Cristopher Seiwald	Making sure data is lost: Spook-strength encryption of ondisk data Author: Poul-Henning Kamp
16.15–17.00		Keynote in Plenum Open Source: The International Choice Jon “maddog” Hall