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| DATE | 2002-05-23 |
| FROM | From: "News"
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [hangout] Sendmail Configuration
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I recently got involved with an exciting project called the Harlem Small
Business Initiative, which is being co-sponsored by the William J. Clinton
Foundation (yes, the former President), Booz Allen Hamilton, Black MBA
Association, and possibly one other group.
Teams of consultants are helping 8 small businesses in Harlem to improve
their business. The team I am on just had its first meeting last week and in
order to maintain some control over the documents that would be shared
amongst team members (from many different companies) they were considering
using Yahoo Groups. I have since implemented PHPGroupware with the domain
harlemsbi.org. I would also like to set up e-mail and a list serv for the
team.
This brings me to the real point of this e-mail. I have never set up an
e-mail server before, and even with all of the books I have on the subject,
I am not sure I can get it figured out in a timely manner without some
guidance.
Is there anybody available that would be interested in helping me with this
project? I would very much appreciate the wisdom of a seasoned veteran,
because I have very little experience and just enough knowledge to be
dangerous.
I would like to add that the use of Open Source software in an initiative
like this has a far reaching impact because there are consultants and senior
executives from a wide assortment of companies who will be using the
software. Also, the project is a pet project of former President Clinton so
it could possibly lead to more recognition of the use of Open Source
Software in the government sector.
Regards,
Kevin
P.S. I should be making it to the meeting at CUNY and would be open to
talking about how open source technology (PHPGroupware, Linux, Apache,
MySQL, et al) is helping the Harlem Small Business Initiative.
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New Yorker Linux Users Scene
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