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"...it is obvious that all O'Reilly School of Technology teachers are pros. Besides that, the courses are done perfectly. They emphasize the important concepts and contain 'no fluff'." Displaying 1-7 of 7 results for: email server Linux/Unix 3: Unix Services, Email and Web Servers -- O'Reilly School of ... Develop or freshen up your skills in System Administration with O'Reilly School of Technology's course "Linux/Unix 3: Unix Services, Email and Web Servers". All courses and Certificates of Professional Development are backed by the University of Illinois' Office of Continuing Education.
Survey of email server software usage - O'Reilly Radar By Marc Hedlund E-Mail Server Software Survey Results for April 2003 (anything more recent or authoritative? of course, this is only the server outside the firewall -- often Sendmail sits on the net and Exchange on the backend.)... Publish Date: March 08, 2005
By Peer Heinlein, Peer Hartleben IMAP (the Internet Message Access Protocol) allows clients to access their email on a remote server, whether from the office, a remote location, or a cell phone or other device. IMAP is powerful and flexible, but it's also complicated to set up; it's... Format: Print Publish Date: May 2008
Google App Engine Lets Your Web App Grow Up - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest Google released App Engine less than a year ago. It was the first chance for external developers to use the power of Google's servers. The powerful platform supported Python and was free (within limits). It now supports 45,000 apps and those apps get over 100 million page views per day. Those pageviews were all free, but they had limits. That's going to change. After today developers can pay to have more storage, more bandwidth, more CPU time and send more email. Publish Date: February 24, 2009
Four short links: 25 May 2009 - O'Reilly Radar By Nat Torkington China is Logging On -- blogging 5x more popular in China than in USA, email 1/3 again as popular in USA as China. These figures are per-capita of Internet users, and make eye-opening reading. (via Glyn Moody) The Economics of Google (Wired) -- the money graf is Google even uses auctions for internal operations, like allocating servers among its... Publish Date: May 25, 2009
Four short links: 29 June 2009 - O'Reilly Radar By Nat Torkington Server Fault -- Wikipedia-like sysadmin guide, built by the Stack Overflow team, who are branching out to reach a more general IT Professional audience. (via Brady in email) Sixty Symbols -- 5m videos about the symbols of physics and astronomy. Great stuff! (via Glutnix on Twitter) US National Archives launches YouTube Channel -- a mixture of archives-nerd stuff (directors... Publish Date: June 29, 2009
AllPeers Bundles with FireFox - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest AllPeers, a p2p file-sharing Firefox extension, is now letting people share content when they are offline with their new Always On service. v0.60 of the product (just released) will let users send a link to content via an email. When files are shared via email they will be uploaded to AllPeers servers in an encrypted form and will only... Publish Date: June 06, 2007
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