Date:  Thu, 1 Apr 2004 08:50:14 +0200
From:  =?iso-8859-1?Q?Cl=E9ment_NERI?= <cneri (at mark) grimaldiforum.com>
Subject:  [coba-e:00520] RE :  BlueQuartz maintainer in Queen Elizabeth 2
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I'd like to travel for my honeymoon on this ship (made in France!)
Will we have some prices?

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Yutaka Yasuda [mailto:yasuda (at mark) mfc.bakkers.gr.jp] 
Envoyò¢: mercredi 31 mars 2004 17:46
À : coba-e (at mark) open.cobaltqube.org
Objet : [coba-e:00517] BlueQuartz maintainer in Queen Elizabeth 2

Hello Happy Blue boys and girls,

Now I have got an interesting offer.

You know, Queen Elizabeth 2 is a ship to sail around the world.
For example, CUNARD company is the one of the agency of it.

http://www.cunardline.com.au/default.asp
http://www.cunardline.com.au/OnBoard/default.asp?OB=QE2

The trip always long, 100 or more days but nowadays, even elder
guest also needs Internet connection and email while traveling.
So then, they plan to install servers to the ship. And of course
RaQ 550 had been chosen for this plan because the server should
be an appliance to add new account safety by inexperience ship men.
Unfortunately, the EOL of 550 suspend this plan too. Then they
are revising the plan and reach to our B.Q. project.

Yes, the next departure of the ship is the 1st of June. They
are seeking an engineer who can install and setup 10 BlueQuartz
servers to the ship. And also the first month trouble shooting 
on the ship after the departure is also required. Of course
it also includes the lecture support to some ship men about the
basic operation for server administration using B.Q. UI 

How interesting world, don't you think so?

Have a nice day.
Yasu.