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Shawn, First I'd like to say that I am a big
supporter of this new initiative! And PLEASE to
not
listen to people who want you to push in
Perl/Java/whatever... directions
S T O P !!
Please S T O P the WARS
Thank You.
Rob :)
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I think users
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On Mon, 17 May 2004, Michal Altair Valasek wrote:
[...]
Guys, when you go at those MS workshops, you DO NOT have to drink that
coffee! Now more
Yes please
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Shawn,
Would it be possible to abstract the db layer? Many of us
: [xmail] Re: Xmail reports -- anyone have a wish list?
Shawn,
Would it be possible to abstract the db layer? Many of us already run many
different DB's and would prefer not to have to add another.
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Hi,
|Would it be possible to abstract the db layer? Many of us
|already run many
|different DB's and would prefer not to have to add another.
Agree! I already have a big, strong, tuned and backed up SQL server I would
like to use if possible.
-- Altair
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|Do you think the whole world uses Windows? Are you unwilling to learn
|anything else? I'm not talking about becoming a UNIX expert, just
|widen you view to accept the fact that not all software is created
|by MicroSoft and it's minions.
You're blaming me for forcing software developers for
: Xmail reports -- anyone have a wish list?
On Sunday 16 May 2004 07:00 am, Michal Altair Valasek wrote:
|And finally, for the $64000 question: Can you explain me WTF=20
|difference does it make for a report tool, that reads text files and=20
|spits HTML (and that it is absolutely
Shawn,
First I'd like to say that I am a big supporter of this new initiative!
And PLEASE to not listen to people who want you to push in Perl/Java/whatever...
directions. .NET is definitely the way to go!! Do you know that it has even come so
far that our customers and partners REQUEST for
On Sun, 16 May 2004, Orion Productions wrote:
Shawn,
First I'd like to say that I am a big supporter of this new initiative!
And PLEASE to not listen to people who want you to push in
Perl/Java/whatever... directions. .NET is definitely the way to go!!
Do you know that it has even come
|And finally, for the $64000 question: Can you explain me WTF
|difference
|does it make for a report tool, that reads text files and spits HTML
|(and that it is absolutely not performance critical), the
|language that it is written in?
It's not important what language uses the given
On Sun, 16 May 2004, Michal Altair Valasek wrote:
|And finally, for the $64000 question: Can you explain me WTF
|difference
|does it make for a report tool, that reads text files and spits HTML
|(and that it is absolutely not performance critical), the
|language that it is written in?
hi,
Them main problem with these things is that they does not really interact
with the operating system they're using. They tend to create world on their
own and do not honour things common in host operating system.
Using Windows logic, program files should be somewhere, per-user settings
and
On Sunday 16 May 2004 07:00 am, Michal Altair Valasek wrote:
|And finally, for the $64000 question: Can you explain me WTF
|difference
|does it make for a report tool, that reads text files and spits HTML
|(and that it is absolutely not performance critical), the
|language that it is written
for XMail, Webmail and
Server/AD/Domain/IIS setup.
Frédéric
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|And finally, for the $64000 question: Can you
On Mon, 17 May 2004, Michal Altair Valasek wrote:
[...]
Guys, when you go at those MS workshops, you DO NOT have to drink that
coffee! Now more than ever it is clear to me that it contains some sort of
poison, that you might even like if you're going for a rave, but it
definitely has a very
: Sunday, May 16, 2004 9:47 PM
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On Mon, 17 May 2004, Michal Altair Valasek wrote:
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Guys, when you go at those MS workshops, you DO NOT have to drink that
coffee! Now more than ever it is clear to me
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On Sunday 16 May 2004 07:00 am, Michal Altair Valasek wrote:
|And finally, for the $64000 question: Can you explain me WTF=20
|difference does
Just a couple of comments
CLI/CRL/CLS/C#/... ARE STANDARDS LIKE JAVA, C, C++ ? GO TO 'ECMA' AND SEE
Do you fill peoples at ECMA crazy to 'standardize' no stable concepts or
languages ?
And CLI/CRL/CLS/C# is really an open concept as it is platform/OS
independant ...
Can I simply remember
|Python and Java both work very well on both platforms.
I don't have experience with Python. But I *have* experience with Java. Bad.
Multi-platformness is very nice for academic games or marketing buzz, but
not for real deployment.
Please, write applications in way what is native for the
-- anyone have a wish list?
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|Python and Java both work very well on both platforms.
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I don't have experience with Python. But I *have* experience=20
with Java. Bad.
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Multi-platformness is very nice for academic games or=20
marketing buzz, but not for real deployment.=20
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Please, write
machines already have it.
Shawn
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Hi,
Oh. C#...
Let's see. If I want to use
machines already have it.
Shawn
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Hi,
Oh. C#...
Let's see. If I
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Installing Mono on Gentoo Linux takes one command: emerge mono. They also
have Fedora, Red Hat, Debian and SUSE packages on their site. So while no,
Mono doesn't come standard on Linux boxes, I don't think
On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 09:35, Shawn Anderson wrote:
...NET/Mono core library. Is installing .NET/CLI that big of a deal? Most
windows machines already have it.
most developer new machines at any rate. If you were to count all
windows machines out there, I'd be very surprised to learn that
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On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 09:35, Shawn Anderson wrote:
...NET/Mono core library. Is installing .NET/CLI that big of a
deal? Most windows machines already have it.
most
, 2004 11:55 AM
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On Thursday 29 April 2004 05:26 am, Shawn Anderson wrote:
With how hard MS is pushing it out via there Update Services :) Who
knows, but it sure makes development faster..
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On Thu, 29 Apr 2004, Beau E. Cox wrote:
So I guess this has become a Windows-only project. Well good luck.
Have you any idea how many Unix/Linux servers are out there?
I don't see your adversion to Perl which has everthing in place,
via CPAN, to accomplish all your needs: portable, avaiable
Some people just don't like working with Perl and I don't blame them,
it's an arcane language if you're coming from a C/C++ background. I used
to work a lot with Perl but moved onto Python because it's much easier
to work with, though even it has its own unique syntax.
I hate MS as much as the
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Some people just don't like working with Perl and I don't blame them,
it's an arcane language if you're coming from a C/C++ background. I used
to work a lot with Perl but moved onto Python
.. just realized, wrong link.
http://www.henry.it/xmail/myxstats.htm
Ciao
Dario
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I agree it's
Hi,
What platform/language will the system be created for? What format will the
reports be in (html) ? Will it be open source?
Regards,
Jørn
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Hi,
Glad someone is thinking for writing a decent log analyzer! Here is what I
think should be in your project.
-Storing the data in a MySQL database?
-Will you release your software under the GPL?
-Written in PHP or Perl? No ASP please hehe
-User and domain alias support?
Will all these
this).
Shawn
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Hi,
What platform/language will the system be created
: Wednesday, April 28, 2004 9:59 AM
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Hi,
Glad someone is thinking for writing a decent log analyzer! Here is what I
think should be in your project.
-Storing the data in a MySQL database?
-Will you release your software
and sorry for the terrible english
fred
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I am leaning towards .NET (and maybe Mono
, 2004 11:17 AM
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Ok, not having a database to store the data is no biggie. By asking if your
software will support user/domain alias I was thinking of past log
analyzers, every analyzers I tried became completely
at
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Shawn=20
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Hi,
Didn't
Hello,
|Making your software platform independent would be awesome, I mean that
|having a perl script or a php script would make linux and
|win32 folks happy.
NO! To run PHP or Perl on Windows is a suicide, for security and performance
reasons.
With a lots of pain I'm very carefully runnig
I have to agree with you on this one :)
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Hello,
|Making
Anderson
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I have to agree with you on this one :)
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Python and Java both work very well on both platforms. I'm not sure how
far along .NET with the Mono project, it's not something I've kept up
with. I think if you stick to CLI interface stuff though it would
probably be okay.
-Mark
On Wed, 2004-04-28 at 11:49, Michal Altair Valasek wrote:
i wrote a Perl Script to run in the Cron every 20 minutes to show the
number of emails that are being processed by which IP address and it
also associates it with the name of the user. It writes it out to a
nicely formated web page also.
This is used to see if there is any virus activity on the
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