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I have ~~three~~ four simple questions i hope someone will be kind enough to answer:

Is there a c++ monks?
If there is none, do you think one would work?
And lastly, what should such an agust assemblage be called? (ChurchofC?)
Can anyone point me to a nice, simple tutorial on installing everything without root on a remote virtual server?

edited 14 June 2002, by jeffa - closed ol tag

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