At 02:47 PM 11/9/98 -0500, Michael K. Johnson wrote:
>Whenever we are sure that a module works, we intend to enable it by
>default, continuing to use the module-loading interface as a barrier
>against ignorance, keeping people's machines sane. :-)
Makes good sense...
>Such is life. At least the core appears to be stable, and those who want
>the added features are likely to upgrade to Jacques' new versions anyway.
Indeed.
Everything is running smoothly once again... moving my existing Red Hat 5.0
server to a new machine with a clean install of Red Hat 5.2 was an
interesting adventure. The OS install was the smoothest I've seen yet...
migrating the server structure presented a wee challenge though. :)
I work fulltime in a predominantly Novell/NT environment and had to sneak
in a Linux/Apache Intranet for our department. After the server was running
nicely for awhile I began getting compliments on the Intranet's speed and
reliability. Most folks were surprised when I explained what was under the
hood... a few had questions, but how can you argue with the power,
scalability, reliability and PRICE. I find that it's sometimes easier to
ask for forgiveness than permission, especially in government. :) Maybe
I'll write up my Linux/Apache "stealth adventures" someday for LJ, heh...
Cheers... Dino
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