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From: Charles Crawford <ccrawford@acb.org>
To: speakup <speakup@braille.uwo.ca>
Subject: ACB request for bids on SAMBA network setup.
Date: Tue, 27 May 2003 06:16:11 -0400 (EDT)	[thread overview]
Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.44.0305270551570.3632-100000@localhost.localdomain> (raw)
In-Reply-To: <Pine.LNX.4.44.0305261720010.25842-100000@maranatha.chartermi.net>

	The American Council of the blind is seeking a blind person expert 
in SAMBA to remotely install and configure the software to allow our 
national office to perform the following tasks:

	*  Have our previous logical drives ported to the Linux machine so 
that we can read and write to the files used previously for our data 
storage.  This means the ability of any user to retrieve files from the 
server by accessing them with either Windows or DOS applications from their 
local machines and either saving or copying the files back to the server 
for safe keeping.  An employee may run a database application from their 
local machine and want to share that resulting files with others.  It is 
not necessary that the modified file be directly written to on the network 
as much as it can be copied there for others to access.  The same holds 
true for word processed files.  the only application which is important to 
access the data files (DBF) from the network and write back to them is the 
office calendar.  This program allows the user to enter their daily hours 
and activities for report generation of all office staff at the end of the 
month.  This is a DOS application which ideally would reside on the server 
but could be made local to each machine with the data file on the server 
pointed to by the program.

	*  We will need to use the printer services and copier from our 
windows machines through the network to the printers and copier.  This 
means running a Windows application or DOS and have the printers available 
for printing.  

	*  Our INTERNET services will also run through the Linux machine 
through a separate NIC for use with electronic mail and other web access.  
Users will be using their own electronic mail programs from their local 
machines such as outlook express and Eudora.  

	Persons interested in performing this task should send electronic 
mail to Charlie Crawford at CCrawford@ACB.org with an estimated price and 
time frame for completion of the work.  The Linux machine to be used for 
this purpose will be installed this week.



-- 
-- Charlie Crawford




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Thread overview: 13+ messages / expand[flat|nested]  mbox.gz  Atom feed  top
 Ripping CDS Dawes, Stephen
 ` Keith Watson
 ` Jacob Schmude
   ` Cheryl Homiak
     ` Charles Crawford [this message]
       ` ACB request for bids on SAMBA network setup Tommy Moore
         ` White, Matt
 ` Ripping CDS Charles Crawford
   ` Toby Fisher
 ` Thomas D. Ward
 ` Janina Sajka
 ACB request for bids on SAMBA network setup Whitley GS11 Cecil H
 ` Shaun Oliver

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