At 6/6/01 03:39 PM , Yvonne wrote:
>If you are the system administrator over a (web) server, do you administer
>all the services on that box? Including databases? ...
>Is this the way it's done in the "real world?" Or does it vary, according
>to the size of the company?
IME, it varies according
I tried, I really tried. I work in a 100% MS shop. I bagged my Linux
distro recently
in favor of Win 2K Server to keep up with what I was doing at work. I
thought this
way I will not spend time with Linux and spend more time with Win 2K to
improve my
work. Phew--I was wrong. I have wasted
Hi, all. I'm unlurking here... Here is a question for anyone who deals
with the web in some way in their system administration job...
actually, for any sysadmin... If you are the system administrator over
a (web) server, do you administer
all the services on that box? Including databases? We hav
Hi Claudine:
I've been using pine since I switch to unix so I can't compare it to
anything else. Why do you like mutt better? Maybe I should switch?
-Kelly
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Claudine Chionh wrote:
> Hi Michelle and others,
>
> On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 12:24:05PM -0700, Michelle Dukich <[EMA
> question they can't answer and give up: do your LUG members go round and
> help newbies through the installation if they have problems, then get them
> started with Gnome/KDE??
sure do .. it was always an asset to have my laptop with me at the
meetings to show new desktops or whatever .. like
On Tue, 5 Jun 2001, coldfire wrote:
> in response to the idea of bringing linux into the mainstream ... i've
> found that LUG participation focuses in almost all cases primarily on this
> cause. the majority of time i've spent at lug meetings has been educating
> the new comers to linux or else
