Jonathan Franks wrote:
I think Andre's point, ...
There are at least two perspectives on the problem. One perspective is always how can the computer be used to avoid having the problem again in the future. By incorpo
... Sometimes that's just not an option, and I'm not rich enough to turn down the work.
Bizarre. There are tons and tons of well-paying jobs out there if you know anything about computing (read: anything but MS).
I won't argue either way for the inclusion of the patch,
That's a different topic. The patch can help sites that got suckered into AD make a phased transition to tools that don't such major ass.
... On the other hand, I have Squid running on OpenBSD as a proxy at one location now, and simply provide separate proxies based on AD OU's using group policy. It's not elegant, but it works.
However good squid and obsd are, piggy-backing them on to a failed infrastructure only digs the hole deeper. Such solutions are in the short term helpful, but can easily end up mortgaging your future. -Lars
