Kwira all :)

        Well...after playing around with Linux for a few months at home and for a 
few weeks at work, I've finally convinced my boss that Linux is the way to 
go for our server.  We'll be doing email (internal and to/from the Net), 
messaging (found an ICQ server in freshmeat...sounds perfect to me :) and 
web (intranet and the company's Internet site).

        The only real problem I'm facing about this nice project is that of the 3 
net-admins on site, I'm the only one who knows Linux....my assistant has 
played on my box a bit, but nothing that really matters, and the other guy 
is an entrenched NT dude (who will proly end up leaving if we stick to 
Linux).  I need to educate them, and myself (I don't really claim being an 
expert at this...am just good enough to do the basic admin stuff and 
killing of un-necessary services :)

        So....my question (at least :) is....what would be the 5 (or 10 or 
whatever) books that we should get?  I have done some HOWTO reading, but 
never really thought about the need to get real books till my boss asked me 
about it :)  Besides the net-admining stuff, I'd like to learn Perl (for 
our web stuff(, so a good book on that would also be great :)

        Thanks in advance, and sorry for the long windy post :)

        Vox



"Vox populi, Vox Dei"
Pain is the gift of the gods...and I'm the one they chose as their 
messenger....

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