hi monks;

"This Debian reference covers many aspects of system administration through the shell command examples. System installation, basic tutorials, Debian package management, Linux kernel on Debian, tips, tuning system, building gateway, editor, CVS, programming, GnuPG and others are covered."
I would love to enhance the little Perl Section and i'm seeking your advice for missings?

I plan to get in contact with the mantainer, but just demanding to add cpan && the perlmonks site to the references for Perl seems to be not enough. The Bash section is quite impressive. I don't know if one of the Tutorials could be used?

Thanks for your input :) maksl

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