Daniel Reichenbach wrote:
>
> Hy there,
>
> actually i`m building up a project called "The OpenSA Project". What is
> OpenSA ?
> Well, the goal of the project is to provide ready-to-use versions of all
> those famous unix servers like apache (with all it`s modules like mod_ssl,
> php3, etc.), bind, sendmail, etc.
>
> Currently i`m searching for anyone interested in taking part as developer,
> site designer or else.
>
> Interested ? Then send a Mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, sure, I guess. Take a look at
http://bucks.macrosr.com/
and let me know if that's the sort of design and content you can deal
with. I'm about to set up some publicly-available, nontrivial services
on a virtual host, and was going to mail out my httpd.conf and
jserv.properties files to some people who had asked for them, so perhaps
I can help.
If you look over the mailing list archives, you'll notice that I'm sort
of the village idiot, who only manages to get things working due to the
continued patience of Ralf, Ben, Dr. Henson, and various others.
Nonetheless, my site works (client-side SSLv3 with my own CA and using
shared memory) and if I can set up SSL and figure out how it works,
anyone can.
Like my boss at the Cornell Theory Center said about Purify, "If I can
use it, anyone can!"
Or like I once said about Informix, "It's supposedly even easier to set
up than Oracle!"
We like sick jokes. Calling a successful mod_ssl rollout "trivial" is
one example...
;-)
--
"My new house has twenty Windows NT machines,
and they can do sophisticated things like
turn the lights on and off."
--Bill Gates, speaking at Cambridge University
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