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Date: Fri, 05 Jul 1996 08:41:07 -0400
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From: Ron Steele <ron@infi.net>
Subject: SysAdmin Tools - ideas wanted
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A recent post inquiring about system admin tools had prompted me to
take up the challange.  I am hoping to make some contribution back
to the group that has given so much to me.

Anyway, I am looking for ideas.  I am currently working on a tcl/tk
password tool.  Based on the questions I see posted, I think the
next pieces should probably be ppp configuration and printer setup and
network configuration.  I am afraid the kernel config is down the
road a bit.

If anyone has other ideas about priority, or features they would
love to see, (or absolutely don't want) lets hear about them.  I hope
to make this thing both usable by the novice, and useful to the
expierenced and busy sysadmin.  I put myself somewhere in the middle
of these too groups in experience, but closer to novice.

Ron Steele