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Date: Mon, 12 May 1997 12:04:49 -0700
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From: Garrett Casey <garrett@websidestory.com>
Subject: Any FreeBSD experts in San Diego?
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I would be interested in contacting anyone in San Diego
(or somewhere near) who is an expert in FreeBSD.

I am currently running 8 machines sharing 20,000,000+ 
httpd requests a day.  I would like to pick your brain
for high volume tcp/ip solutions. I can pay.

-Garrett
garrett@websidestory.com