| The following people contributed their writing, code, and inspiration to Linux Server Hacks, Volume Two: Jon Fox [Hacks #33 and #62] (jon.fox@gnu.org.uk) is a Linux user and free software advocate. He's been using Linux since 1996. Tom Limoncelli [Hack #45] has over 15 years of system administration experience and has been teaching workshops on time management at conferences since 2003. Tom has authored Time Management for System Administrators (O'Reilly) and The Practice of System and Network Administration (Addison Wesley). Outside of work, Tom has won awards for his activism in gay/bi/lesbian rights and now helps progressive causes to use technology to further their goals. Lance Tost has been a Linux user since the 0.98 kernel days, while he earned his B.S. in Computer Science. He has held programming, DBA, and, Unix administration positions. Lance is a Red Hat Certified Engineer as well as a Solaris Certified System Administrator. Lance contributed [Hacks #29, #41, #48, #59, #63, and #72]. Brian Warshawsky is an enthusiastic proponent of all things Linux and open source. His main interests include security, wireless networking, and finding new applications for the Linux operating system. By day he is a professional Unix/Linux system administrator, and by night he's a technical writer and avid mountain biker. He lives in Virginia with his soon-to-be wife Jennifer, his loyal dog Max, and his much less loyal cat Jackie. Brian contributed [Hacks #19, #55, #64, #66, #67, #73, #75, #76, #79, #85, #86, and #87]. David Brickner [Hack #42] is not a Linux server administrator, but as a Gentoo user, he has learned a couple of things about compiling software. David believes Linux will be the dominant desktop operating system in the near future, and to encourage its adoption, he has written Test Driving Linux and Linux Desktop Pocket Guide, both from O'Reilly.
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