On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 12:40 PM, Ed Sawicki
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> Ed
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> 1. The customer wants users to be able to contribute content
>to their Web server, which runs Apache and MySQL on Linux.
>Most of the time, this means users saving PDF documents
>to the Web server so other users can access them v
Brian Derr wrote:
> I really dislike the idea of a Samba share being the DocumentRoot. I do like
> Drew's idea of an SVN repository. How important is the PDF file format to
> them? Would it be easier (more appropriate) to use a wiki to create the
> documents? I haven't researched it, but I'm willin
I really dislike the idea of a Samba share being the DocumentRoot. I do like
Drew's idea of an SVN repository. How important is the PDF file format to
them? Would it be easier (more appropriate) to use a wiki to create the
documents? I haven't researched it, but I'm willing to bet there are some
wi
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> Ed
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> 1. The customer wants users to be able to contribute content
>to their Web server, which runs Apache and MySQL on Linux.
>Most of the time, this means users saving PDF documents
>to the Web server so other users can access them via their
>browsers.
>
>He has Samba r
Ed Sawicki wrote:
> m0gely wrote:
>> Ed Sawicki wrote:
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>>> a) He claims they are on a "private network"; they are safe.
>>> The Web server serves only internal users; it cannot be
>>> accessed directly from the Internet. However, their
>>> "private network" is not private in the sens
m0gely wrote:
> Ed Sawicki wrote:
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>> a) He claims they are on a "private network"; they are safe.
>> The Web server serves only internal users; it cannot be
>> accessed directly from the Internet. However, their
>> "private network" is not private in the sense of NAT
>> and RFC19
Ed Sawicki wrote:
> a) He claims they are on a "private network"; they are safe.
> The Web server serves only internal users; it cannot be
> accessed directly from the Internet. However, their
> "private network" is not private in the sense of NAT
> and RFC1918 private addressing.
I have an associate who consults for a living. He would
like objective feedback from a variety of other IT folks
so he can present his customer with recommendations that
are considered to be industry best practices. He would
appreciate it if knowledgeable IT people could comment
on the following it
