On Tuesday 29 January 2002 07:24 pm, you wrote: > > Another option would be one of the for-free mailing list services, > > which are supported by ads placed in the emails. The ads are > > annoying, but they do work. > > Then we have several options: > > Munir has several CPU's, video and NIC cards laying about I am sure if > we ganged up on him at the install fest and threatened bodily harm to > him he would cough some stuff up. Alternatively we could ask him nicely. > (besides we have too much junk that isn't being used.) not enough junk to put together a PC, mostly what is missing is MoBos and cases... > > The CPU's are mainly Pentium 90's I think. If a 486 can cover our needs > then the Pentium 90 should be more than enough. > the current mailing list box is a PPro 200 with SCSI, you want to downgrade and expect better performance? - Check Bob Tanners post on the issue... > As for the connection to the net; well again, what is needed? Munir is > the RedConcepts sysadmin. He's been working on setting up a DMZ. If he > can get that up and running it would free up some IP adresses so it > could potentially be hosted with us. i should explain networking more sometime... > > Of course, Munir doesn't know I am making all these offers. *grin* > good hing you are not at home... > Samir M. Nassar > RedConcepts.NET