Gotta love knee jerk liberals. I'm surprised they didn't ban internet cafes, that's usually their strategy. They banned AR15's because they where mean looking. I'm glad I live in the great state of Texas!
It's Theo's child. If he wants to huff and puff and not put ipf in, that's his choice. If you want ipf that badly, roll your own kernel with it. Problem solved.
You don't need to. Compile a new kernel with the necessary modules, compile the utility binaries, create ipnat.rules and ipf.rules as necessary. reboot!
Don't try to cover your tracks, delete every little bit of info about you, that's waaay too much time and effort. Want you want to do is put sooo much crap out there, no one can tell the real info from the synthetic.
Also, it's the internet. Make up shit. The only thing you really can't lie about is online purchases with a credit card (well...), anything else is open territory for your imagination!
This isn't off topic you damn dorks, Slashdot RARELY speaks of NetWare, you guys are consumed by unix and M$. God forbid something else get thrown into the mix.
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This is fixed in NetWare 5. When an app blows up, the memory space used is cleared. If you're talking about kernel drivers, yea, the console locks, but it's the same thing in Linux (kernel panic) and NT (BSOD). But at least NetWare has protection. Does Linux? Does NT?
I do agree on the file permissions point you made. Unix really needs a enterprise class file system; it's been far too long. NTFS is somewhere in between unix and NetWare.
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SMB runs over NetBEUI (non routable), which is then encapsulated into TCP/IP.
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I've integrated numerous NetWare/NT networks. It just requires a skill set a lot of people just don't have these days.
What app are you talking about? Why do you blame the NetWare for the app's misbehavior?
ZenWorks, simply, kicks ASS. People mock what they don't (or won't) understand.
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Flamebait? fuck you, pull your head out of your ass
Gotta love knee jerk liberals. I'm surprised they didn't ban internet cafes, that's usually their strategy. They banned AR15's because they where mean looking. I'm glad I live in the great state of Texas!
oh go fuck yourself, redundant my ass you silly twerps
oh, crap... nevermind :)
It's Theo's child. If he wants to huff and puff and not put ipf in, that's his choice. If you want ipf that badly, roll your own kernel with it. Problem solved.
You don't need to. Compile a new kernel with the necessary modules, compile the utility binaries, create ipnat.rules and ipf.rules as necessary. reboot!
because a loser is a loser....
im going to take a wild guess and assume the fw rules are no one in, everything out. while not optimal, it's much better than wide open
Linus signed my X-Box! ^_^
you suck so nya nya
Don't try to cover your tracks, delete every little bit of info about you, that's waaay too much time and effort. Want you want to do is put sooo much crap out there, no one can tell the real info from the synthetic.
Also, it's the internet. Make up shit. The only thing you really can't lie about is online purchases with a credit card (well...), anything else is open territory for your imagination!
When the demand for bandwidth has usurped the demand for beer. What's wrong with children today?
Time to find a use for all of those magnetic tape erasers.
um no
it does NOT directly run on tcp/ip.
locate works great for this too find yer winderz files from yer unax box!
This isn't off topic you damn dorks, Slashdot RARELY speaks of NetWare, you guys are consumed by unix and M$. God forbid something else get thrown into the mix.
This is fixed in NetWare 5. When an app blows up, the memory space used is cleared. If you're talking about kernel drivers, yea, the console locks, but it's the same thing in Linux (kernel panic) and NT (BSOD). But at least NetWare has protection. Does Linux? Does NT?
I do agree on the file permissions point you made. Unix really needs a enterprise class file system; it's been far too long. NTFS is somewhere in between unix and NetWare.
SMB runs over NetBEUI (non routable), which is then encapsulated into TCP/IP.
I've integrated numerous NetWare/NT networks. It just requires a skill set a lot of people just don't have these days. What app are you talking about? Why do you blame the NetWare for the app's misbehavior? ZenWorks, simply, kicks ASS. People mock what they don't (or won't) understand.