Nopostfix is over an order of magnitude faster than sendmail
NoPostfix is far more secure and a hell of a lot easier to configure
than sendmail
As an anecdotal note, at the ISP I used to work for we replaced 5 Sparc
Ultra 2 mail servers running sendmail with one very lightly configed
I know we can do a LOT with software, but there's this little problem
of getting the bits across to the PSTN 'network' that will require at
least a little hardware ;-)
PSTN doesn't use "bits". It's an analog network
Actually that's not true any more. It's only analog for the last mile,
It's Novell GroupWise's autoreply going berserk, if you look at the
headers you can see it.
--Dave
Aravind Sadagopan typethed the following...
What the f*** is this junk
Rich Jones wrote:
fred
expert 11/06/00 22:27
fred
expert 11/06/00 21:33
fred
expert 11/06/00
It depends, I liked it, but after playing with the M15 build that came out
the other day I think I prefer M15 to N6PR1. They are both very close to
being "good enough" to replace 4.72 as my only browser though. YMMV
though.the builds before N6PR1 and M15 were not very stable on my
Actually, the mozilla project is not being touched by AOL, they are taking
the code to make Netscape 6 from it...but the code for mozilla will still
be available. I have been playing with the various builds of mozilla since
the M8 build(the m15 build came out tonight).
I have also tested out
Your thinking of the LPI (www.lpi.org). They just started their
certification program. The tests are built and ready to go.
--Dave
Michael Holt typethed the following...
There is a group working on a cross-platform certification at this
time. I can't remember the name, and I don't know
I
| try to dial out with kppp it says the modem is busy. I have not spent a
| huge amount of time on it, since it gets out to the net thru the DSL line.
| --Dave
|
| At 07:55 PM 4/2/00, Tom Berkley wrote:
| Dave
|
| What's the problem with your NIC/Modem?
|
| Tom
|
|
| Dave Brown wrote:
|
to work in my dell
i7k.
Tom
Dave Brown wrote:
The NIC section of the RealPort card is working fine...it talks at 100Mb
with the rest of my LAN and even surfs thru the ICS gateway just fine.
The Modem is a different story, as far as I could can tell it's setup
properly(but I'll be honest
with your NIC/Modem?
Tom
Dave Brown wrote:
My Inspiron 7000 is currently dualbooting Win98SE and Mandrake 7.0.2 quite
nicely. The only problem i am having is getting the Xircom Realport
NIC/Modem working properly. NIC is fine but the modem is not cooperating.
--Dave
Brian T
Nope, it's NOT the internal modem, when I bought the laptop I specifically
told them to leave the modem OUT. The one I am having a problem with is a
Xircom Realport card..it's the Card that is a 10/100 Nic and a modem in
a Type III PCMCIA card.
--Dave
At 07:08 AM 4/3/00, Brian T.
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