| Here's some essential inks for Unix SysAdmins and some tools we made up ... | 
        | * | Perl: Script, programming and glue language | 
        | * | Sendmail: Widely used email server | 
        | * | Postfix: A better email server | 
        | * | BIND: DNS Server | 
        | * | Squid: HTTP and FTP Proxy Server | 
        | * | Apache: Best Web Server | 
        | * | MySQL: SQL Relational Database | 
        | * | RPM: Package management on Linux | 
        | * | FreeBSD Ports: Precompiled binaries for FreeBSD | 
        | * | SunFreeWare: Precompiled binaries for Solaris | 
        | * | Samba: Share printers and files better than Windows itself! | 
        | * | SSH: The safe way to connect on the Internet | 
        | * | xinetd: A better super-daemon | 
        | * | autorpm: Keep a linux box up-to-date easy, fast and free | 
        | * | How to GNU a Unix Host | 
        | * | Unix Time Stamp | 
        | * | Solaris Patch Return Codes | 
        | * | man page for vi (for Solaris 8) | 
        | * | A shell script to restart common system daemons for Solaris 8 | 
        | * | Chatsign is a set of perl scripts that use only CGI and javascript for online chatting between an operator for one or more domains and the public from just a link on any website. | 
        | * | A shell script to tell you the subdirs of a dir you specify (defaults to current dir) and how much diskspace is used by each. dudirs is very handy when you want to reduce the space in a dir but dont know which subdirs are using it all. dudirs /var works well when you log file partition is overflowing! | 
        | * | An updated version of Daniel Rich's sm.loggerThis perl program gives you a statistical breakdown of your email log file. All you might have to change in the script is your logfile location or system type. | 
        | * | A sample .profile (for sh, and ksh) or .bash_profile (for bash) | 
        | * | A sample .kshrc (for ksh) or .bashrc (for bash) with handy short aliases | 
        | * | A couple of thousand manpages for Solaris 8 (sparc), perl and common programs |