Re: Heads up - troubleshooting evening

[Ben Devine]

I'm not sure but I might bring my 486 to set up as a gateway/ webserver. But it would have to run Webmin. If i do bring it I will have to make some mounting braces.(I recently put inside of a briefcase :) Actually it was yesterday) But still it depends if i am allowed to go.

"|Ben


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>From: Andrew Errington
>Sent: 9/27/2002 1:06:05 AM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: Heads up - troubleshooting evening
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>Ooh! Reply to list works, just what I always wanted... =:^)
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>I don't want any problems fixing right now, but I am going to be there
>and I will bring my car MP3 player for "show and tell". Anyone who
>wants to see it is welcome to ask questions, and it may serve as a
>catalyst for others who want to do something less ordinary.
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>No, you don't have to use Linux if you want to build one, and no, you
>don't have to do it quite the way I did. In fact emphatically no, I am
>sure there are better ways, but it works and does what I want.
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>Andy
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> We only have minimal entries for this event on wed 2 october. This is
> surprising because a number of people previously indicated they would
> like to bring their machine along and get some fixes done in person,
> rather than over email or the phone.
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> So, come on people, particularly those newbies, those who installed at
> the fest and are having problems, those stuck on a particular problem,
> those who would just like some help on how to get around, set up their
> email, set up a few daemons, whatever!! Register by emailing
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] with your details.
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> Also some interest has been expressed in setting up firewalls and dialup
> boxes. I have done this a few times and would be willing to help.
> Mention it in your email to the above address and the other Nick will
> let me know. Or email me direct. My prefernce is to set up ipcop, but I
> have also set up freesco, clarkconnect and smoothwall (hiss).
> --
> Nick Rout
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