Preface: I hate making typos... "How many of your" should have read
"How many of you".
I looked at the sites and they do provide a lot of information, but I
was thinking that maybe some of the newer users of Linux might want to
get some help with "daily usage" items and setting up a home server is
a good step to understanding a lot of things and actually getting
something done.
So, just how many people are on this mailing list?
Also, if you guys want to have an informal get together of around 8 or
9 people on Sundays, I could host it. I have a very large room
(converted 2-car garage) that I'm going to be turning in to a computer
lab/play room. Now, as far as feeding a bunch of hungry guys... That's
another story.
James
--- Scott Harney <scotth@scottharney.com> wrote:
> James Faircloth wrote:
> > How many of your are running web, email, ftp, dns, ssh, or any
> other
> > types of servers in your house/office? I know that most of the
> time
> > that people try to learn a new OS that they're looking for answers
> to
> > specific questions. I was thinking that maybe as a group we could
> > agree on a distro, some server pieces and work through and write up
> a
> > HOWTO on building your own home "do everything but the kitchen
> sink"
> > server.
> >
> > What do you guys think?
>
> We did a big chunk of this a few years ago though it could use some
> updates.
> http://www.scottharney.com/tcp-ip-class/
>
> It was presented over a couple of meetings. This was written up as a
> supplement. It's also pretty old
> http://www.scottharney.com/nolug-dns/
>
> You could use these as a jumping off point for doing a
> distro-specific building
> from the ground up presentation like you describe.
>
> >
> > James
> >
> > PS. Tom, I still have the 3 dat drives if you want them... if not,
> I'm
> > sure people on here wouldn't mind them. ;)
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