Re: Webmin

[Karl Pearson <karlp colubs com>]

Webmin is an HTML/Perl based administrative tool that runs on Linux, AIX,
HP/UX, Solaris...  It is available from http://www.webmin.com/webmin/
I apologize for not putting the link in my previous note.

Karl Pearson
Senior uniVerse Database Analyst
Senior Unix/NT/Win Analyst
karlp ut colubs com


On Sat, 6 May 2000, Mark Lo wrote:

-->Hi,
-->
-->       What is WebMin??
-->
-->Mark
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-->Karl Pearson wrote:
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-->> I prefer sendmail because I took the time to read the Nutshell book on it.
-->> Besides, it's free. Okay, not the whole book, just the parts that fixed
-->> what I was trying to do. Now I need to learn how to use procmail . . .
-->>
-->> I've managed an email server for the better part of 5 years on Linux
-->> (Slackware first, then Redhat) with less than an hour of unscheduled
-->> downtime. Actually, if I hadn't messed with ps2pdf and run my system out
-->> of memory, I could state truthfully that I had 0 minutes of unscheduled
-->> downtime. Sendmail is my server of choice. You still have a decision to
-->> make and my opinion really doesn't affect that. Sendmail is not real user
-->> friendly, however with the advent of tools like WebMin, it's much easier.
-->>
-->> Have fun.
-->>
-->> Karl L. Pearson
-->> Senior uniVerse Database Analyst
-->> Senior Unix/NT/Win Analyst
-->> karlp colubs com
-->>
-->> On Wed, 3 May 2000, Mark Lo wrote:
-->>
-->> -->Date: Wed, 03 May 2000 06:55:23 +0800
-->> -->From: Mark Lo <markloky netvigator com>
-->> -->Resent-from: redhat-install-list redhat com
-->> -->To: "redhat-install-list redhat com" <redhat-install-list redhat com>
-->> -->Subject: Books
-->> -->
-->> -->Hi,
-->> -->
-->> -->    Can anyone give me some advice of which mail server should I adopt.
-->> -->Sendmail or qmail.  I am not able to get the two running properly,
-->> -->doesn't have any cues.  Which one is more user friendly?  Any
-->> -->suggestions for Sendmail Books or qmail Books.
-->> -->
-->> -->
-->> -->Thank You.
-->> -->
-->> -->Mark Lo
-->> -->
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