On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, daan wrote:
> ^^^^^^^^^
>
> Very to the point if I may mix in. You are talking advanced here
> aren't you? I would like to add OpenSSH to that list. And I am
> missing/overlooking apache which should be present on all levels
> except for some specialized ones.
>
SSH would be expected to be covered especially in the security and the
remote system administration areas. And of course, apache.
> Is there at some level a topic on (installing and maintaining)
> programming tools? I mean Perl, Java, Python, Smalltalk, Eiffel
> etcetera, not the standard stuff. And I don't mean programming but
> maintaining the tools.
>
Hmn. This is an idea. At least with Perl, and Java, there are special
things you have to install on server side to support Perl or Java web
applications. Hmn.. This is a very interesting thought, and I'd think it'd
be very good for a specialized exam. But, considering all the remaining
content, would a single question or two really do justice for the topic?
That's where my focus, and where my grey areas are. I don't want to toss
something in L2 if it can't be covered enough to do justice. Not every
single sysadmin is going to have to know how to do this, so maybe it would
suffice for a specialized exam. Especially since the install/config of
these tools does tend to differ from distro to distro.
> Another one: is emacs covered? (I missed lisp above, didn't I)
>
Hmn. Other text editors and such.. If we covered more, should/would we get
into interesting things such as LateX and stuff too?
- Kara Pritchard, RHCE
AD for Program Development,
Linux Professional Institute
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