Thank's David :)
It is as you say, don't configure inside the Linux servers if you don't have to.
That is our main goal, as little unique config as possible inside the Linux
servers, and
the values you have to setup should be moved outside the Linux servers if
possible.
We did some tries with
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Agblad Tore wrote:
Here comes some feedback.
Awesome. Thanks! This is exciting stuff.
By the way, you people at Volvo make good cars.
The bind mount is a source of failure, or not ?
What happens if it does not work for some reason ?
I guess the original
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 5:31 PM, Scott Rohlingscott.rohl...@gmail.com wrote:
Agreed - that is clever .. I've played around with tags and PUN files to
get info to Linux, but this is much more direct. Sweet - thanks, Tore!
Actually, if you make them like this
SET PFx fconfig eth0
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Much earlier. See http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=fuck
Stephen Frazier wrote:
Note the USMC logo. The anchor chain is wrapped around the anchor. So,
While the *rode* is indeed wrapped 'round the anchor (and the globe) in
the USMC logo it is NOT a chain. Many different materials may be used
in the rode, including chain, but there's no chain in the (USMC) logo -
it's a rope rode.. Far enough O.T. for you?
Thank's David :)
It is as you say, don't configure inside the Linux servers if you don't
have to.
You're welcome. It sounds like a pretty cool system.
We did some tries with DHCP as well at first, but it did not work due
to we only had IP-packets sent
via vswitches, and not ethernet
