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Ye folks of the lands of the *nixs, Greetings!
We, being the humble folks who use GNU/Linux powered magic boxes to sustain our kingdom, require wizards of the order of GNU/Linux to work with us on these said magic boxes.
So, if you think you have a powerful wand with great power, if you think you have shell spells which make even wrinkled wizards to open their bearded mouths in awe, if you think you have perls from such depths which few dare go in search of, if you think you can weave webs with the different protocols with such beauty that it all just .. works, if you think you can turn intruding evil into toads ...
well, if you think you love you work, you are welcome to come visit us at Cleartrip. Rest assured, if you take good care of our magic boxes, we take good care of you.
(quasi)
Hi quasi,
Reading that ad, I would apply immediately... if I wasn't doing what I am doing now.
Cleartrip sounds like a fun place with lots of magic :-)
~ViM
Hi Vipul,
Quoting Vipul Mathur vipul@linux-delhi.org:
Hi quasi,
Reading that ad, I would apply immediately... if I wasn't doing what I am doing now.
Well if it would have been all that effective, you would have parted what you are doing at the moment to join the wonderland n show some magic :)
Nevertheless Quasi the post was quite interesting, made me feel as if i am in one of the harry potter's movie ;)
Thanks & Regards, Mitul Limbani, Founder & CEO, Enterux Solutions, The Enterprise Linux Company (TM), www.enterux.com
On 8/13/07, Mitul Limbani mitul@enterux.com wrote:
Reading that ad, I would apply immediately... if I wasn't doing what I am doing now.
Well if it would have been all that effective, you would have parted what you are doing at the moment to join the wonderland n show some magic :)
Nah. [Un-]fortunately, not enough to make me stop Patiently Hoping for a Degree ;-)
~ViM
On 13-Aug-07, at 8:46 PM, Vipul Mathur wrote:
Cleartrip sounds like a fun place with lots of magic :-)
(clear(trip(is(the(rock)))))
--- Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
On 13-Aug-07, at 8:46 PM, Vipul Mathur wrote:
Cleartrip sounds like a fun place with lots of
magic :-)
(clear(trip(is(the(rock)))))
May be you forgot 'cons' ;) ;)
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Vipul Mathur wrote:
Hi quasi,
Reading that ad, I would apply immediately... if I wasn't doing what I am doing now.
Cleartrip sounds like a fun place with lots of magic :-)
Aah. We would have liked to have you around. But I am sure we could co-operate on interesting projects. Cleartrip is indeed a fun place to work - where else do you think we would have used common lisp in production? We have several lisp and rails programmers here now, all doing cool stuff. What we miss is a kickass sysad who will take charge of the system and provide support ...
;-)
quasi wrote:
doing cool stuff. What we miss is a kickass sysad who will take charge of the system and provide support ...
You didn't mentioned what kind of things the candidate has to be a wizard of.
Vivek,
Quoting "Vivek J. Patankar" list307@gmail.com:
quasi wrote:
doing cool stuff. What we miss is a kickass sysad who will take charge of the system and provide support ...
You didn't mentioned what kind of things the candidate has to be a wizard of.
Mebbe he meant Jack of all trades, Master of none ;)
Thanks & Regards, Mitul Limbani, Founder & CEO, Enterux Solutions, The Enterprise Linux Company (TM), www.enterux.com
Mitul Limbani wrote:
Vivek,
Quoting "Vivek J. Patankar" list307@gmail.com:
quasi wrote:
doing cool stuff. What we miss is a kickass sysad who will take charge of the system and provide support ...
You didn't mentioned what kind of things the candidate has to be a wizard of.
Mebbe he meant Jack of all trades, Master of none ;)
and maybe I did'nt ? :) Maybe I meant what I wrote in the original email ? Maybe a kickass sysad is not such an undefined (or vaguely defined) term as some people think ? Maybe a kickass sysad will know what it means to be a kickass sysad ?
:-)
quasi
Quasi,
and maybe I did'nt ? :) Maybe I meant what I wrote in the original email ? Maybe a kickass sysad is not such an undefined (or vaguely defined) term as some people think ? Maybe a kickass sysad will know what it means to be a kickass sysad ?
Chill Maadi ! You fabricated a nice story, which can attract most of the Jacks :) Any ways i would personally like to know what sort of ppl you really attracted (you can drop me an email and we can chat bout it :) )
Thanks & Regards, Mitul Limbani, Founder & CEO, Enterux Solutions, The Enterprise Linux Company (TM), www.enterux.com
quasi wrote:
and maybe I did'nt ? :) Maybe I meant what I wrote in the original email ? Maybe a kickass sysad is not such an undefined (or vaguely defined) term as some people think ? Maybe a kickass sysad will know what it means to be a kickass sysad ?
Which probably means he needs to be the Bull God of SysAdmins.
Vivek J. Patankar wrote:
quasi wrote:
and maybe I did'nt ? :) Maybe I meant what I wrote in the original email ? Maybe a kickass sysad is not such an undefined (or vaguely defined) term as some people think ? Maybe a kickass sysad will know what it means to be a kickass sysad ?
Which probably means he needs to be the Bull God of SysAdmins.
Nope. It just means that he needs to know just what he knows. He needs to know how to know stuff he does not know but needs to know. Simply put a normal feller who knows his basics, knows his capabilities and current limits, has the right attitude (which includes him knowing he can expand those limits) and has the willingness to learn.
My attempts at a poetic (sic) and funny (sic) invitation were due to the sheer boredom of doing these things ...
quasi
quasi wrote:
Nope. It just means that he needs to know just what he knows. He needs to know how to know stuff he does not know but needs to know. Simply
*snip*
My attempts at a poetic (sic) and funny (sic) invitation were due to the sheer boredom of doing these things ...
Very Jack Sparrow'ish. :-)
On 14-Aug-07, at 11:11 PM, Rony wrote:
My attempts at a poetic (sic) and funny (sic) invitation were due to the sheer boredom of doing these things ...
It was a nice piece. Very well presented. Hope you get your magician.
how come you didnt apply?
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
On 14-Aug-07, at 11:11 PM, Rony wrote:
My attempts at a poetic (sic) and funny (sic) invitation were due to the sheer boredom of doing these things ...
It was a nice piece. Very well presented. Hope you get your magician.
how come you didnt apply?
I have a business of my own.
On 14-Aug-07, at 6:23 PM, Vivek J. Patankar wrote:
defined) term as some people think ? Maybe a kickass sysad will know what it means to be a kickass sysad ?
Which probably means he needs to be the Bull God of SysAdmins.
and there is a great shortage of the species - you cant get these people readymade - they have to be trained on the job
On 8/13/07, quasi quasilists@gmail.com wrote:
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Ye folks of the lands of the *nixs, Greetings!
We, being the humble folks who use GNU/Linux powered magic boxes to sustain our kingdom, require wizards of the order of GNU/Linux to work with us on these said magic boxes.
So, if you think you have a powerful wand with great power, if you think you have shell spells which make even wrinkled wizards to open their bearded mouths in awe, if you think you have perls from such depths which few dare go in search of, if you think you can weave webs with the different protocols with such beauty that it all just .. works, if you think you can turn intruding evil into toads ...
When did Harry Potter started doing Linux admin stuff? I hope Cleartrip is not looking to hire MTv style admins.
regards VK
vivek khurana wrote:
On 8/13/07, quasi quasilists@gmail.com wrote:
So, if you think you have a powerful wand with great power, if you think you have shell spells which make even wrinkled wizards to open their bearded mouths in awe, if you think you have perls from such depths which few dare go in search of, if you think you can weave webs with the different protocols with such beauty that it all just .. works, if you think you can turn intruding evil into toads ...
When did Harry Potter started doing Linux admin stuff? I hope Cleartrip is not looking to hire MTv style admins.
What is Harry Potter ? We require Gandalf type admins ...
On 13-Aug-07, at 1:14 PM, quasi wrote:
at Cleartrip. Rest assured, if you take good care of our magic boxes, we take good care of you.
i assume you are looking for linux sysadmins?
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
On 13-Aug-07, at 1:14 PM, quasi wrote:
at Cleartrip. Rest assured, if you take good care of our magic boxes, we take good care of you.
i assume you are looking for linux sysadmins?
"We, being the humble folks who use GNU/Linux powered magic boxes to sustain our kingdom, require wizards of the order of GNU/Linux to work with us on these said magic boxes."
I thought that was self evident ...
But, yes, we are looking for a (one) good sysadmin.
regards, quasi
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Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
On 13-Aug-07, at 1:14 PM, quasi wrote:
at Cleartrip. Rest assured, if you take good care of our magic boxes, we take good care of you.
i assume you are looking for linux sysadmins?
Boy !! this thread has not been done to death yet ?
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You see things; and you say 'Why?'; But I dream things that never were; and I say 'Why not?' - George Bernard Shaw
On 16-Aug-07, at 11:23 AM, Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay wrote:
at Cleartrip. Rest assured, if you take good care of our magic boxes, we take good care of you.
i assume you are looking for linux sysadmins?
Boy !! this thread has not been done to death yet ?
this was the *first* reply to the thread - sent on 13th. Why are you replying to it on the 16th, long after it has become history?
Maybe he got fed up after he reached that node in the whole conversation thread. :-)
On 8/16/07, Kenneth Gonsalves lawgon@au-kbc.org wrote:
On 16-Aug-07, at 11:23 AM, Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay wrote:
at Cleartrip. Rest assured, if you take good care of our magic boxes, we take good care of you.
i assume you are looking for linux sysadmins?
Boy !! this thread has not been done to death yet ?
this was the *first* reply to the thread - sent on 13th. Why are you replying to it on the 16th, long after it has become history?
-- regards
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Hello,
Asterisk Support Specialist
Description:
Job description: VoIP Support Specialist
Company Profile: Enterux is a fast growing VoIP PBX vendor that installs Asterisk PBXs. Our customers range from large/medium enterprises and government.
Skill Needed: Networks, Asterisk, Linux
Experience Needed 1-2 years working with Linux. 0-1 year working with Asterisk. Installing and troubleshooting networks. Installing and troubleshooting Asterisk PBX. Installing and troubleshooting VoIP networks. Working with telecom vendors, managers and end users. Experience working with VoIP phones. Experience and/or knowledge with the following: DHCP, FTP, SIP, TFTP, IAX, NTP, VLAN, G.711, G.729, GSM, DNS, SSH. Basic knowledge of programming (BASH, Perl) Knowledge of TDM technology such as ISDN (PRI), T1, POTS, Centrex, and etc.
Job Tasks Main task will be Tier 1/2/3 Support for customers using our products. Installing and troubleshooting networks. Installing and troubleshooting Asterisk PBX. Working with sales when they need a Sales Engineer. Ability to work in a team. Hours are usually M-S 9-5. Working hours can vary, depending on customer needs. Proactive monitoring of our customer systems.
Travel required: yes
Telecommute: no
Benefits: Medical Insurance Paid Sick/Person Days
If you are interested in this opportunity please contact us, we are looking forward to hearing from you!
Contact Information Enterux Solutions Mitul Limbani +919820332422 employment@enterux.com
Thanks & Regards, Mitul Limbani, Founder & CEO, Enterux Solutions, The Enterprise Linux Company (TM), www.enterux.com
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