RE: [LI] Help required on Linux

["Ajit, Kumar (IE10)" <AKumar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes.
	The problem you've written can be handled in LINUX. Understanding of
Socket programming will be helpful for you. There are many books. You can
learn SOCKET programming and other programming features from- Advanced
programming in the UNIX environment,written by W.R.Stevens; IPC in UNIX,
written by J.S.Gray,etc. Apart from these books you can see LINUX
programming books on www.linux.com website.
Hoping this will help you.
Ajit Kumar
E-mail ID -> akumar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Phone no-> (080) 2860357 Extn. 201


> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Akshara Technologies [SMTP:girish@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent:	Tuesday, November 09, 1999 9:44 AM
> To:	linux-india@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject:	Re: [LI] Help required on Linux
> 
> Sudhakar,
> Thanks for your informative reply. As you may have gathered I have very
> little, if any, knowledge of linux. However I have been asked to provide a
> solution on linux instead of WIN NT by my client so I have to get all the
> necessary info immediately.
> 
> I have another question. 
> 
> This client wants to setup an intranet and file server on the same
> computer. THe intranet server/sw should allow atleast four simultaneous
> logins (through 4 modems) by users to retrieve info from a database. These
> users will have rights set to view only certain html pages which in turn
> retrieve the info from the database. Also, such users can send queries in
> another set of html pages. Can such a system be implemented in linux?
> 
> Also, could someone recommend some books which I could use to learn linux
> and be able to implement the above?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> B.S.Girish
> 
> >> 5. Can Linux be used on the server to allow users to dial in using a
> modem
> >> and their preferred browser to access data from the RDBMS stored on the
> >> Linux server.
> >
> >
> >Yes.
> 
> 
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