Building a server

[Bill Cavalieri]

I wish, I had to fight to get my upgrade with them (I bought it when you got
only 10 domains, now 100).

I also plug Webmin (free) and win4lin.  Any time I can spend a few dollars to
make myself more efficient, worth it.  And if I like the product, I plug em,
as I would hope anyone would my products.

> Bill, I'm starting to think you get a kick-back every time you 
> mention Ensim.  How much are they giving you?  Tell the truth. Brian
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Bill Cavalieri 
>   To: Jonathan Hutchins 
>   Cc: 'kclug at kclug.org' 
>   Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 10:52 AM
>   Subject: Re: Building a server
> 
>   I use a product from Ensim www.ensim.com 
> 
>   its $99 runs on rh 7.2, took a little while to install (lots of 
> rpms), but from then on, setting up a site (email, ftp, users, www,
>  ssh, mysql) only takes a minute.  It is a control panel much like 
> hosting companies would have you use. 
> 
>   You are able to setup an account for the domain with bandwidth and 
> space rules, and the user can do all the maintenance and create 
> thier users, or you can handle all it.  
> 
>   On Fri, 2002-06-28 at 15:25, Jonathan Hutchins wrote: 
> How many man-hours would you estimate it would take to do the post-install
> configuration on a remote computer with a default "web server" 
> install of RedHat 7.3 for multiple domains, with mail, MySQL, and 
> user-only ftp?

Bill Cavalieri
VP IT Systems
GeKL Technologies, Inc.
http://www.gekltech.com
(816) 880-0066