[dokuwiki-teams] Re: [Infrastructure] new server
- From: Frank Jørgensen <frank@xxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki-teams@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2011 17:18:49 +0100
Hi all
> To do that I need to know who's in for real :-)
I would like to help out as well. But like Dennis my concern is if I
have the time needed for helping you out. I have to balance a job,
hobbies, band, GF etc. (in no particular order :-)
> * Send a short summary about yourself and your experience as Linux
> admin here to the list
I've been working as a UNIX-admin for the past 12-13 years focusing on
Linux system administration for the most part. I've worked a couple of
years at a largeish ISP where I got to know the usual suspects
(apache, MySQL, Sendmail, Postfix, Bind etc...) and I also did a bit
of development work (mainly Perl, PHP and Bash). Red Hat (CentOS,
Fedora) and SuSE is where I feel most at home - but I have worked with
other distros as well
> * Attach your SSH public key
ssh-dss
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dsa-key-20090408
> * Give a way of contacting you (Jabber preferred, Skype might be
> handy as well)
dongajda(at)jabber.org
dongajda(at)hotmail.com (msn)
f.gajda(at)gmail.com (mail, talk)
>
> It would also be good if you had some time available to join me during
> the setup (on the server and possibly on IRC). This will probably
> happen in the evenings of the coming days or the weekend.
I'm pretty much fully booked this week but I have time over the comming weekend
>
> The setup will consist of the following tasks
>
> * Setup Webserver and vhosts. Should we stay with lighty? What do
> you guys suggest? Why?
I'm rooting for apache - simply because that's the one I feel most
comfortable around.
--
Frank Jørgensen
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