Hi!
I was reading the sendmail documentation, and found a note saying that
linux has got a undocumented feature (bug?) which lets the system without
answering accept() calls from the remote side. It's true, since i saw some
machines crying out that the remote system is down.
As of 2.0.30/8.
On 10 Jul 1997, Eloy A. Paris wrote:
> Anyone out there is running Linux (Debian) in a Compaq Proliant 800
> server? My main concern are the SCSI and Ethernet adapters this server
> has integradted into the motherboard. I looked at all available
> specs. available at www.compaq.com and could not f
On Thu, 10 Jul 1997, Alexander Gieg wrote:
> I know this isn't a Debian specific question, but I don't
> know another place where I could ask. I was looking for
> about 3 hours for the mailing list of the developers of the POP3
> daemon, and don't found it. I've searched in Altavista, Infoseek,
>
On Tue, 8 Jul 1997, Greg Vence wrote:
> Most of the time, certification is a great way for the vendor to make an
> extra buck. I've found in the M$ world that scores on a multiple-guess
> test that has been heavly coached is a _poor_ indicator real-world
> results. It seems that the portfolio of
I was looking around, haven't found, but i think it's a good
idea to promote some effort to create a Linux sort of certified
professional. Like, "Certified Linux Admin", "Programmer", "User",
"Manager", and so forth... the first great advantage occurs when big
business (the usual IBM client)
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