Charles Sporleader wrote: > To Jim ( instructor ), > > Mail server > DNS > Printer spooler > Web Server
Hi Charles.. Thanks for the acknowledgment (and [over-]confidence <heh>) Your request list reminded me of a nice book I've since misplaced, _Linux cookbook_ (Carla Schroder). The table-of-contents is available here http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/linuxckbk/toc.html (ThatTechnicalBookstore.com claims to have one in stock.) I really like the "cookbook format". It's particularly wonderful, if the recipe happens to be what you want to "cook". Otherwise, I think it's still generally useful because you can get the feel of how to solve a nicely-specific problem. Often that's enough to suggest of how to generalize to other problems. In the past, I have found Craig Hunt's books helpful: _Linux Network Servers_ _TCP/IP Network Administration_ I'm sure there are newer than these old stand-bys, my copies date to the previous century!. If you wanted to pick up any of these, Barnes and Noble or Borders seems to be good places to look for in-store stock. -- Any other suggestions, anybody? Anyway, if you do your best at installing and configuring (say) postfix bind cups apache (I think all of the above will have been installed in any "server install") then, I think someone (me or?) will be able to help review or troubleshoot your setup. If you need to do something out-of-the-ordinary, then you probably will need to address such a need as a separate project and may need to advertise for someone of appropriate expertise, as I'm JASTHA (just another self-taught hacker-admin). ..jim -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-newbie
