Hi, All.
It is with some sadness I have noted that the fedora legacy project has
significantly downscaled it's scope.
Not least because it leaves me a job to do with my fedora servers (many of
which are FC3)! That got me thinking... should I be lamenting lack of community
interest in the project, and moving on; or should I be trying to help.
First of all, qualifications: Experienced linux sysadmin, from way back (well
RH6 ish), and a good background in managing RedHat / Fedora servers and (some)
workstations.
Now snags: Limited (in the most limited sense of the word!) programming skills.
Bash, perl, php, some c and that's about it.
I do however have a few hours a week to contribute, and therefore propose that
I may be suitable as your mirror coordinator [seems a documentation / support
role to me, suitable for a mere sysadmin ;-)], and can also act as a tester /
qa tester. I have a reasonable scope of hardware to run or emulate a range of
OSs.
Let me know if I can be of use.
Thanks
Andrew Wilson
Research Systems Support Officer
School of Physics Astronomy
The University of Nottingham.
(+44) 115 951 5182
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