I've found that some applications rely on the /etc/hosts file else they are
really slow to kick in. swat is a great example of this. Make sure your
windows machines are referenced in there and see if that helps it.
I have pseudo-static IPs for all my machines (constant DHCP), so it's not a
proble
Will the nameserver send out webserver1, webserver2, webserver3,
webserver1... etc as the first, second, thrid, fourth requests, in a
cycle-like fashion?
Never knew that... thanks ;)
Matt Lambie
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I have found that the following works well for me:
apt-get install apache php4;
And the only thing that (from memory, and it was only yesterday ;) that you
need to manually change is remove the hash ("#") that comments out the php4
module. Installing support for mysql is even easier (apt-get inst
I have found that the following works well for me:
apt-get install apache php4;
And the only thing that (from memory, and it was only yesterday ;) that you
need to manually change is remove the hash ("#") that comments out the php4
module. Installing support for mysql is even easier (apt-get ins
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