[Ubuntu Chicago] ubuntu chicago follow up and notes

[Eddie Martinez]

Update! Bill Kukowski has offered to donate a server and p4 unit to
the CLC project. We can put this into the student lab and use this for
whatever other purposes we might need (backup, samba file sharing,
etc.)

there are some conditions that need to be met (he lives in 30 mins.
from CLC for example) but this sounds like a great contribution. more
details to come.

Thanks Bill!

Eddie M.

On 12/1/07, Eddie Martinez <eddiemartinez at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey all. Missed you at the meeting today :p
>
> Oldmanstan (geoge)
> j1mc (jim campbell)
> nixternal (Richard Johnson) and
>
> myself (Eddie/posingaspopular) were in attendance.
>
> We spent almost *all* the time talking about our Christian Life
> College project. We received a run down of the school computing
> network, laid out a TO-Do list, plans for support, etc. I will include
> a rundown of what we came up at the end of the document. If you have
> linux sysadmin experience, ubuntu install experience, or any sort of
> open source experience, your help will be appreciated.
>
> Saturday January, 5th 2008 is the next meeting for this project.
> Saturday January, 5th 2008.
> Jan. 5th 2008
>
> This is the projected day of SERVER migration from Windows 2003 to
> Ubuntu Linux. Any help is appreciated. At a minimum, your attendance
> will reflect the enthusiasm/strength of Linux users.
>
> I have also had a brief conversation with Patrick Green and we may
> meet sometime before the 5th and do some more work, planning, etc.
> This is all up in the air, and I will messaging the list if this
> happens.
>
> Richard, George, Patrick, and Jim: Please add in anything I missed
> Everyone else: Server stats that we know of and notes from the CLC
> meeting portion are attached
>
> -Eddie
>
> ps: a very very big thank you to Kevin Harris for waking up early to
> let us into the building and providing us so many tips on the server
> issues when we didn't know what to do.
>
>


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