Shannon, the magnificent! Who's email do you have to search and why? If it's your own, I'd think you can get away with using a modern mail client to filter your mail by group then archive it all by year, quarter or whatever is practical. From there, the old wetware will direct you to the likely hit and grep or any other search tool will take you the rest of the way. If you have to, you can make new mailboxes for each condition you work on and use your condition report database to narrow things down. If each case in numbered and your condition report database has enough keywords, you are set. If you have to organize everyone else's life .... my head explodes for you. What is really going on here?
On Thursday 11 March 2004 11:27, you wrote: > I have to be honest, I usually only have time to thumb through the > three magazines that I am subscribed to - login, Linux Journal, and > Sysadmin Mag. If something does not catch my eye immediately, it does > not get read. > > The life of an admin in charge of 270 user accounts, ~20 Solaris > servers, ~15 Linux servers, ~100 node beowulf, ~50 windows machines, 3 > firewalls, 5 VPNs, 7 layer 2/3 switches with multiple VLANs, 3 OS X > machines, and ~15 laptops with various OSes all BY MYSELF!!! Which I > guess is why I have been working too many 60 hour weeks on top of going > to school. :-) Sounds like I should add a partridge in a pear tree or > something to that.... LOL At least I got to go fishing this past > weekend! > > I will have to go back and look for this. Thanks for the pointer.... > > Shannon >
