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Date: Wed, 20 Nov 1996 22:31:10 -0600
From: sonny@thenerve.com
Subject: FreeBSD part time sys admin wanted
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
Message-ID: <848549405.18426@dejanews.com>
Reply-To: sonny@thenerve.com
Organization: The Nerve Internet Service
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Hello,
I'm looking for someone to help during a transition from
NT (two machines) to Unix (one machine -- FreeBSD). This
is definitely a part time job that would be ideal for a
committed hobbiest or student.
I can't compensate you much but maybe $100 per week for now,
and depending on the company's need, this could
increase limitlessly. Further, you'd be able to host any of your
sites for free. On your side, it would require a commitment
to setting up a bunch of domain names (including a new DNS
server) on the new machine to respond to HTTP, FTP, and Mail.
These are sites that are currently working under NT and some
of them have special features associated with them.
You can enhance your skills while you work. Basically,
someone who's really interested in the Internet and Unix and
would like to really get involved.
The NT/Unix conversion will take a few weeks, after that
if there is a need and if you want to continue helping
administer things, I'm sure you can.
If you spend time playing around with this stuff and love doing
it, why not make a few extra bucks?
If interested, please send me your qualifications.
Best Regards,
Sonny Jelinek
The Nerve Internet Service
TNI Communication
sonny@thenerve.com
http://www.thenerve.com
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