Re: ISPMan Handbook - First Draft

Looks good, from what i've read so far.  I will start looking for areas 
to contribute to shortly.  Meanwhile, I made up a simple freebsd 4.9 
install guide, of which I'd like some feedback from the community.  I 
tried to write it in a casual narrative style, so the process is 
comfortable from start to finish.  Its laid out to provide a pretty 
comprehensive tutorial for installation on FreeBSD, it's not limited to 
4.9 but I've yet to test it with anything newer.  I also included a 
number of beginners notes on the layout of ISPman, and some 
troubleshooting advice where possible.  I haven't gone through it 
thoroughly to make sure everything is 100% accurate, but I took all the 
information directly from the test servers ive been working with so 
hopefully its pretty close.  I plan to do some finishing cleanup and 
testing in the future.

It's at
http://www.meden.org/ispman-fbsd.htm

Jeff Meden

Tony Wasson wrote:

>Pheew! It's been almost a month since starting on the ISPMan Handbook, so
>I'm giving an update. I've posted a First Draft of the ISPMan Handbook in
>PDF, HTML and OpenOffice format. It is about 30 pages long.
>
>http://www.azxws.com/ispman/
>
>Please let me know if you have suggestions or can expand one of the chapters.
>
>Chapter 1 is wrapping up, and the rest of it beginning to take shape. I've
>also added a section about Migration, with some general tips. This needs
>to be expanded, since I've only done 2 migrations.
>
>Tony Wasson
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