Mike Noyes recruited me some time ago. I failed to send the
introduction email. I've had almost a two month absence from LEAF
support and felt that this would be the time to send the email.
I was thrust into the network world many years ago when I went from
developing on hp 3000 mini computers to Unix/Oracle development.
Networking became an interest because I found network knowledge was
helpful while resolving some program failures since one of Oracle's
components is being a networked database. I implemented a network
protocol between a touch tone phone system and a Java multi-threaded
server sitting a Solaris box around 1998. Though I am not a full time
system administrator or network admin, my network knowledge has really
grown since I started playing with LEAF. This is especially true since
I've been trying to help answer LEAF questions. Now my wife cannot
understand why there is a computer stuffed into the stereo rack with a
penguin on it--the samba server. In addition, she is amazed that the
printer is not attached to either computer now. She calls the computers
stacked up like cord wood under my desk, "my chop shop." Of course one
of those is the LEAF box hooked up to the cable modem protecting the toy
LAN.
Many thanks go to Mike for holding the site together. Moreover, thanks
to all the developers that have contributed to LEAF over the years. It
is amazing to explore all that you have been able to stuff into one
1680K diskette.
Greg Morgan
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