is perfect for those who
are looking to submit for the first time or are unsure if their ideas
really merit a full paper. But, you have to act NOW to take advantage of
this service.
Questions? Send 'em to me! Comments? Send them, too.
Adam Moskowitz, SiCortex, Inc.
LISA '09 P
[sent on behalf of the LISA workshop coordinator]
The deadline for workshop proposals for LISA 2009 draws near. If you
have ever said "Why don't we have a conference or workshop about ..."
then this is your chance to make it happen.
LISA workshops are limited-attendance (no more than 30 people)
On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 09:25:43PM -0400, Derek J. Balling wrote:
> Re: [lopsa-discuss] Interfacing With The Bean-Counters
^
> Any thoughts, comments, suggestions, from folks who've been down this
> road before?
OK, here's one: Don't insult
ntain vs. the Fire Hose: An Examination and
Comparison of Two Large Mail Service Migrations."
Yet another great reason to come to LISA!
Adam Moskowitz
Program Chair
LISA '09
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A friend of mine needs to control the flow of email to/from his adopted
daughter (who is now 12 years old). Specifically, he needs to be able to
control mail between her and her birth parents -- partly because of
problems being caused by the birth parents, and partly to comply with an
"order" from
ractically every sysadmin topic under the sun. There's no
better place to give your career a boost!
I look forward to seeing you in Baltimore!
Adam Moskowitz
Program Chair, LISA '09
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Trey asked:
> Why do you say to use old-fashioned tools for storing binaries? In my>
> experience, git does a fine job managing binaries.
And Brian Mathis wrote:
> Please don't start a "which VCS is better even though I know it's git"
> war.
I think that's unfair: Yves made a statement; Trey aske
On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 09:45:20AM -0600, Yves Dorfsman wrote:
> Has anybody done, or can point me to a *rational* comparison between those
> guys, or even one including commercial products?
There was a panel at LISA a few years ago that featured the creators of
bcfg2, cfengine, LCFG, and puppet.
I need to create and populate EXT2 image files; that is, files that
contain an EXT2 image and could be mounted like so:
mount -o loop ext2.img /mnt
I know how to create the file (dd) and format it as an EXT2 image
(mke2fs), but here's the catch: I need to be able to do the equivalent
of mkdir
Esther Schindler wrote:
> http://itexpertvoice.com/home/7-job-interview-questions-to-ask-a-network-administrator-candidate/
>
> Lisa and I would sure love your feedback.
Normally I'd reply off-list, but not this time . . .
> In just seven questions you can narrow down the candidates for that net
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