Steven wrote:
>> (and where is mysql?)
>
>What's mysql? I've never used it.
A free SQL database program. I need it for a school work, I know it comes
with Red Hat (since I currently connect to arachne.cz to use it). For more
info: http://www.tcx.se/
I know I could download it - but it's not for much use now, I noticed today
that it's due in in one week.
>> (I'm currently (hopefully) running as an NFS server - perhaps
>> that's the reason of the high RAM usage?)
>
>Yup, NFS is a resource hog.
I saw an interesting thing on simtel.net - a NFS server for DOS :)
>But I thought this machine was just
>a router.
The one I'm trying to set up yes, but my main machine has all kinds of
things running (httpd for instance - another resource hog). I should
probably do a reinstall - but a dummy installation in Slackware is still
much faster then one very I choosed as much as I could in Red Hat.
>I router does not need nfsd, mountd or portmap. It
>doesn't even need inetd (surprise, surprise). Most Linux kernels
>have networking built in -- they route, firewall and ipmasq without
>a network daemon.
You recomended that I used an older Slackware distro, but (if I've
understand it correctly) they don't have IP-masq in the kernel.
//Bernie
http://bernie.arachne.cz/ DOS programs, Star Wars ...
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