The Book of Webmin last call for error reports

[Joe C. <jo...@sw...>]

Hi all,

The Webmin book that I've been working on for the past two years is 
entering a new stage of its life in that it is going into the final 
stages of copy-editing at No Starch Press in preparation for printing in 
December.  I've just posted what is pretty much the final draft of the 
book in both HTML and PDF.

I'd like to ask anyone with any knowledge of any of the subjects it 
covers to take a look to make sure I haven't made any egregious errors 
that would lead people astray.  So, if you know Apache or Sendmail or 
Postfix or BIND or Wu-FTPd with some authority, how about pointing a 
critical eye towards the latest version and letting me know if you find 
any errors.  It is too late at this point to add any substantial 
content, but glaring omissions that will lead to problems for newbies 
should and can be fixed if I hear about them quickly.

Nitpicks are also welcome, with regard to grammar, spelling, links, 
images, etc.  I know a few images don't match the text (quite a few of 
them are place holders until I have time to finish updating them).

There are literally only days left for any serious changes to get into 
the book from me, so if you have complaints, I've got to hear them now 
or we'll just all have to be at peace with them forever.  It's getting 
the touch of a proper editor for the next couple of weeks, but let's not 
count on them catching technical errors.

Anyway, the new version is here:

http://www.swelltech.com/support/webminguide-1.0/index.html

It is still reachable in the old location, but your browser might be 
caching an older version and the chapter links have all changed.

PDF is here:

http://www.swelltech.com/support/pdfs/webminguide.pdf

The PDF is ugly, I know.  I've converted the book to XML DocBook, and 
the tools just aren't as good as they ought to be yet.

The long awaited-tutorials are completed, and it would be great if folks 
would try them out to make sure they work for you.

Thanks, and enjoy.
-- 
Joe Cooper <jo...@sw...>
Web caching appliances and support.
http://www.swelltech.com