Oh, (What you thought I was done???), one more thing about community. I stated in my previous missive that I wouldn't need this community if I knew it all, but that isn't true really is it? I need to give back, because that is what open source is about, giving back to the community. The other part is the commraderie that may develop. A lot of us have had our shops sliced so thin to where we may be the only ones left to support everything. In my case, I am supporting Windows, yeesh, Solaris, HP/UX, AIX, Unixware (Bad SCO, bad), and many versions of Red Hat. I have also had to don the database administer hat to handle postgres, Network admin hat to handle the routers and T1s, etc, and even phone administrator. Having others to reach out to of like minds helps me to know that I am not alone. I know I can persevere because I have others supporting me. I have been on this job since August, since then I have learned AIX, HP/UX, Solaris, postgresql, piranha, Lifekeeper,and still have to set up a Beawolf cluster. Most of this, I had to learn on my own. So yeah, sometimes, I may have posted a lob here because maybe my brain is too fried to think straight or I just am flat out and don't have the time to do the proper research and am looking for the quick answer. I do try to give back though. Anyway, I guess that makes this my four centavos worth. Slainte, Ed.
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