From: Gangsta (gangsta_at_tg-tg.de)
Date: Wed 23 Mar 2005 - 12:52:59 GMT
Hi
what about LYCOS? They are using vserver and get much money with it.
They also provide Internet-Access.
Here a link for the german readers:
http://www.lycos.de/startseite/online/internetzugang.html
Should Enrico ask them for some money to stay online at home? They
provide ISDN (and DSL). 100 Euros per month is no money for a company
like Lycos.
Lycos could give him 200 hours free per month or something like that.
Michael
Herbert Poetzl schrieb:
>On Wed, Mar 23, 2005 at 09:38:44AM +0100, Dennis Paulisch wrote:
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>>I live in Germany, too. Its not really expensive.
>>We got a a DSL Connection from several providers with a flatrate for
>>something about 70 Euros per Month. With this he could have a 2mbit
>>connection *G*
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>yep, of course, where it is _available_ and it seems, that
>it is not where Enrico is located ... maybe other options
>(like cable or wireless) are possible there, if anybody
>knows, please let us know too ...
>
>thanks,
>Herbert
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>>greetz from
>>Dennis Paulisch
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>> Herbert Poetzl
>> <herbert_at_13thfloo
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>> 22.03.2005 17:59 stable ?)
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>>Hi Community!
>>
>>the util-vserver tools (which started as a rewrite
>>of the existing tools jacques provided) did see a
>>lot of innovative changes and overall improvements
>>in the last year (or a little longer) and we all
>>know that the tools are very important for usability
>>and acceptance of Linux-VServer ...
>>
>>now we are trying to focus on stabilizing tools and
>>kernel (for 2.6) to such degree, that we might be
>>able to get a stable release in a few months ...
>>
>>you probably remember the guy doing all that work
>>(on util-vserver) Enrico Scholz, who managed to still
>>maintain those tools while working on his studies ...
>>now (or to be precise, a forthnight ago) he finished
>>his diploma thesis ... -- Congratulations Enrico!
>>
>>but unfortunately this means that he will leave the
>>university campus, which in turn means that he will
>>lose his internet conenctivity (actually pretty soon,
>>i.e. next wednesday), which again means, that he will
>>not be able to work on that stuff, if we do not find
>>a suitable solution to get him network access ...
>>
>>it seems that for now (please correct me if you know
>>more than we do) some kind of dial-up (probably ISDN)
>>is the only way for him ... and as he is living in
>>germany, I thought maybe some cool provider could
>>help him there, because ISDN (not speaking of 24/7)
>>is really not cheap in europe ...
>>
>>so I'd like to ask on his behalf: is sombody able to
>>sponsor/provide/arrange/whatever internet connectivity
>>for Enrico (D-09432 Grossolbersdorf) so that he can
>>continue his work on util-vserver and allow him to
>>work with the community?
>>
>>please let us know!
>>
>>TIA,
>>Herbert
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