[arch-general] Dedicated Arch servers

[Jonathan Brown]

Dude relax - I was offering you the services of the company I work for.  However, I far from own the company, I am just a tech.  Even so, I didn't feel it was appropriate to respond to the mailing list.  Sorry that offended you so much.

Spamming you? Absolutely not sir.  I am a proud arch user is all-  I don't sit here reading thru the Arch list skimming for opportuniites, I just felt like it would be more appropriate to respond to you directly.  If that is against the mailing list rules I shaint do it again.



----- Original Message ----
From: Sam Harada <sam at peasantoid.org>
To: Jonathan Brown <jbssfl at yahoo.com>
Sent: Sat, March 20, 2010 1:22:18 AM
Subject: Re: [arch-general] Dedicated Arch servers

On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 11:26:12AM -0700, Jonathan Brown wrote:
> I am a NOC technician at a data center-
> 
> I will install it for you if you like-
> 
> We have some pretty good deals on servers 
> 
> email sdodman at sagonet.com
> and tell him what kind of dedicated server you are looking for and he'll give you a good deal-
> Be sure to tell him that Jon B. recommended you contact him and that I said I will install Arch Linux on the server and that there won't be any extra charge to install that OS
> 
> Bear in mind, we do try to help our unmanaged dedicated server customers as much as possible with software issues etc and anything else that we can up to a point (meaning if it gets intensive we will usually have to charge ATS etc), but we don't really support Arch, and I'm the only one there with experience with Arch.. so it would truly be unmanaged, unless you happen to catch me as your support technician when you open a support ticket..
> 
> That being said - get a dedicated server from us and I'll gladly throw Arch on there for ya!  (I honestly think out of our 5000+ servers, there is not ONE with Arch .. lol)

You probably should have responded to arch-general at archlinux.org rather than my
address. Either that or you're spamming me. Please don't.

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