> > running 24 jours a day, 365 days per year! French into my sentence :D made a mistake heheh! Meant 24 hours a day..
> I don't mean any disrespect Pierrick, but it sounds like you're following > what other people are telling you without really understanding it. I totally agree with you. I have been using unix likes for some years now but never had luck to really go deep into it! Meaning I never developped an application which uses system calls. I never developped a driver or helped to.. never debugged the kernel. Never installed a full server on my own (except some small servers for work.. like a FTP HTTP with MRTG server..) I always used unix likes as workstation and tried (but always failed) to make my own server! > this would allow netbios connections to port 137 for the ip address > 12.34.56.1, but deny it to everyoen else. See? No firewall needed :-) ehehe I didn't know it was possible to go that far! > The best way around this is to always keeps your installations up to date. > Eg when a new apache version is released, I normally install withing 2 or > 3 days after testing it on a spare machine. It's not really a problem! To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
