linux in libraries

[Roger Dingledine <arma@mit.edu>]

Just noticed this on cola:

From: dragon@nfinity.com (Once Upon A MidNight Dreary....)
Subject: MAILING-LIST: linux-in-libraries (the ones with books :)
Date: Sun, 14 Feb 1999 02:21:19 GMT

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linux-in-libraries (lil) is an electronic mailing list concerned with
utilizing the Linux operating system in academic, public, and special
libraries. This is a new list, only recently organized, so the range of
topics and usual volume of discussion have yet to be determined. We expect
discussions to include, but not be limited to:

- -installation and configuration of Linux servers 
- -security and network administration 
- -the use of Samba, sendmail, the Apache web server, and other important
Linux utilities 
- -integrating Linux servers into diverse network configurations (NT,
Novell, etc.) 
- -exchanges of experiences and solutions 
- -a forum for addressing technical issues, particularly those distinct to
library environments 
- -a place to ask questions, make contacts and discover resources

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