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Written by Chuck Williams
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Saturday, 21 April 2007 |
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I would like to welcome a few new IT Admins Project members. It has been a while since I started IT Admins (back in 2000), and it has seen a lot of good times and bad times, and new Project Members always boosts the moral 1000%. This is mostly due to fresh ideas and fresh insights into the Projects. So…..
WELCOME!!! To.. Jason Santos (Team Leader - The Solaris Admin CD)
Ed Otto (Team Leader - The Solaris Admin CD)
Oscar G (The Linux Admin CD)
John Whitaker (IT Admins Web Designer and Webmaster) As new members arrive I will try and post them here for all to see. Enjoy and welcome to the fun guys, chuck |
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Written by Chuck Williams
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Thursday, 19 April 2007 |
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There are multitudes of differing Project Management Models that are in use today, and the PMBOK offers quite a bit of information regarding some of the more popular of these. Searching the Internet and the many differing Project Management Community sites turns up a plethora of specialized/hybrid models. All this, means that there is, most likely, the perfect PMM out there somewhere that will fit your needs no matter the situation. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 19 April 2007 )
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Written by Chuck Williams
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Thursday, 19 April 2007 |
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I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce everyone to the basic concept and idea of the JoomlaPool Project. During the course of working with one of my clients (an IT based company in the U.S. and Canada), at the time I was also involved in another Joomla based Project dealing with a Joomla component to provide support for Site-based subscriptions, it occurred to me that many of the companies that make use of Joomla do so on multiple sites. It is also quite often that these differing sites are in many ways related and could, if possible, work well together in offering differing services/products to a combined user base. |
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Written by Charles Williams
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Friday, 13 April 2007 |
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Originally I started out with just Linux utilities on a CD that I could boot from in case of emergencies. Over time I had need of other utilities for other OS's and so just added them to the CD that I already had. Which lead, eventually, to "The Admin CD". |
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Written by Charles Williams
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Friday, 13 April 2007 |
Welcome to "The Admin CD" Project area. This project arose out of a need I had to be able to administer multiple servers running differing OS's in situations where network/internet access was either limited or non-existant. That original Project has been renamed "The Linux Admin CD" . |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 13 April 2007 )
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Written by Chuck Williams
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Friday, 13 April 2007 |
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I just read a piece on TechRepublic called „Dinosaur Sightings“. I was quite interested in the article and the gallery because I started messing with Windows when version 2.03 was available. So there I was clicking on images and reminiscing when it hit me. I took a look at the release date of Windows 2.03 and thought “Dinosaur Sightings”? OH. MY. GOD! Am I that old that 1987 is considered ancient? Prehistoric even? I mean really now. OK, I got off the MS bandwagon in the 90’s when I moved mostly to Slackware when it was first released. Now I am not only dealing with trying to find a new job but now I think I may have an age complex. Maybe a midlife crisis or something. Thanks a lot Greg,
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Written by Chuck Williams
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Wednesday, 11 April 2007 |
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Well, it’s been a while since I wrote the first part to this little series and thought “what the hey, let’s do part 2”.
As I wrote in Part 1, I used to be involved in a web-hosting control panel project called WebCP (www.web-cp.net) while I was employed at adnewmedia Online GmbH. Now we needed a way to completely automate the creation of hosting accounts on multiple virtual hosting servers. The webcp.php daemon used in the WebCP project was almost there already and needed just a slight push to make it really powerful (dangerous? Depends on how you look at it). |
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Written by Chuck Williams
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Wednesday, 11 April 2007 |
Hello,
I am just finishing up Beta 1 of the WebCP Server Setup script. Have added a few new features and am looking for daring people ready and willing to test on differing platforms. Some new features are:
Support for WebCP 0.5.7
BSD support extended
Linux support extended
With the Beta release the script has taken on a very versitile form. Therefore I especially need people who can test on the following:
OpenBSD
NetBSD
FreeBSD
Ubuntu
Debian
Slackware
any other Linux platform except RedHat
Be advised that this is beta level software and will have bugs. Please be as specific as possible when reporting problems and do so only in the support forum for the Script.
Thanks a bunch,
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 11 April 2007 )
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Written by Chuck Williams
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Wednesday, 11 April 2007 |
OK,
Here is, hopefully, the last alpha of the WebCP 0.6 Server Setup Script. I will be looking at expanding the supported OS's in the beta releases to come. Once one can safely install WebCP on more than a Linux box I will start allowing for package installation and configuration (apache, php, mysql, etc...) on a distro basis.
see the download area for more.
chuck |
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