The sysadmin nonsense will never end. I’ve started upgrading everyone in the office to Norton AntiVirus 6.0 (2000). It’s a fine product and I highly reccomend it. But I guess I’m going to have to do some training on how to upgrade your virus definitions. Even though Norton makes that a fairly automated process, the software still asks you too many questions, which can confuse some users.
We’re still having some SAMBA problems. I need to get the SAMBA book from David and read it. I’m not in the mood for adding one more sysadmin task to my already overly-long list, but some has to do it. If I ever get to a point where I can sit down and design something again, I’ll be a very happy person. But it will be a real joy to actually have SAMBA up and running well. The entire time I’ve been here, it’s been acident prone, and there’s not reason why that should be true. Maybe I’ll try it out on lithe first, so I understand the process, before I look into the larger network (all of which I need to map out).
We saw Traffic today. It was great. Today is also day six, for me, of the diet and I’m doing fine….