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- <li><em>date</em>: Thu Jun 17 14:21:59 2004</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: michaelstill at tmail.com (Michael Still)</li>
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Well I just built a system called ftp.ale.org to serve as a general use
ftp server. It is up now using ftp and http. Not all requested distros
are there yet, but its coming along.
>
> So far, we've set up spam filters using two linux servers, but we'd
> like to find some more ways to take advantage of linux. The only
> exception is e-mail. There is absolutely no chance we would ever move
> off of MS Exchange Server for e-mail. We would like to get linux
> running to do things like automate mailing list creation, possibly run
> our Blackboard server, etc. So, what I am looking for is some advice
> and suggestions you all have on cool things and useful things we can do
> with linux. Give me some application ideas, such as mailman for
> listserv, etc. Anything you want to throw at me, you've probably all
> got at least one suggestion that's worth hearing. While I'm on topic,
> does anyone know how well you can interface with a Net App storage
> device for use with apache (for student webspace, because I would love
> to get this school off of windows server for at least the student web
> server). Additionally, does anyone know any caveats or helpful advice
> in implementing mailman with our Exchange server?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Jay
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