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1 total messages Started by Larry Forchuk Thu, 06 Apr 2000 00:00
***** FreeBSD Admin Required in Edmonton *****
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Author: Larry Forchuk
Date: Thu, 06 Apr 2000 00:00
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Hello there. We are a small Edmonton internet based company and are
seeking the services of a part time, oncall FreeBSD admin. Here is
what we are looking for.

-must have good knowledge of the FreeBSD operating system including
security. Can you keep a server running for months without reboots?
Can you install and configure software firewalls, do you know how to
throttle CPU etc for individual users? Know how to run FreeBSD so it
is stable?

-must have good knowledge of DNS including bind as we run our own
nameservers. 

-must have good knowledge of Sendmail including setting up aliases,
forwarding, filtering, blocking etc.

-must know how to setup, secure and configure WUFTPD

-Apache knowledge is essential. You must know and understand Apache
inside out including installing and configuring modules. The more
apache tricks you know, the better. 

You must know how to set up mrtg, domains, limit disk space per user.
Our server(s) must be stable and we demand uptime measured in months,
not weeks.

If you can program in cgi, perl, PHP etc. that is a bonus. We
currently contract this work out, but would like to keep it closer to
home.

We are a small company, low pressure and very easy going and down to
earth. This position is very part time, but may lead to full time down
the road. You must be available, personable, and not afraid to work
when we need you. :)

Please respond to freebsd_job@hotmail.com in confidence. Resumes are
not necessary at this point.

Regards,
Larry Forchuk
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