To regain some on-topic-ness: if you ever need to get the redhat-version of Checkpoint FireWall-1 to run on a Debian box, I might be able to help..
You probably don´t want to read below, I´m basically just ranting. On Mon, 17 Sep 2001 00:08:30 +0200, Martin F Krafft writes: >also sprach Robert Waldner (on Mon, 17 Sep 2001 12:01:26AM +0200): >> Not to give NT any honour, but that´s probably FW-1. It runs reasonably >> (for commercial-firewall-software - values of) stable on AIX, Solaris and >> Debian, but the NT-port is...utter crap. > <rant> >ever done MFC programming? or windoze API for that sake? aaaaaaaah! Yes. BTDT. There are win32-API books gathering dust in my bookshelf, just to remind me where I don´t want to go today, tomorrow, well, just never again. The IDE of SQLWindows/Centura was nice, though, those expanding levels of code did wonders for huge projects. But Turbo-C/-Pascal were nicer in almost any other aspect. And I´ll never forget not being able to port some program to COBOL, until I realised that the very concept of recursions didn´t cross the minds of those inventing those ugly beast. >> The Policy Editor, OTOH, is quite nice. > >sure, but there are better. i forgot the name of the one i have in >mind, i'll post it tomorrow from the office. Since I guess this will be of commercial software, and not very Debian-related, you might want to consider sending your reply as private mail... cheers, &r<Those are /un/pleasant memories, I think I need a drink now>w -- -- "Women novelists are a bit like a dog walking -- upon his hind legs; he does not do it well but -- one is surprised to see that he does it at all" ----
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