[CentOS] Keeping iptables in sync across multiple machines
m.roth at 5-cent.us
m.roth at 5-cent.usMon Nov 2 18:09:50 UTC 2009
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> mark wrote: >> *I* would *never* put something that was under 1.0 (actually, 1.0.1) >> into production. > > Keep in mind that version numbers are often fairly arbitrary (esp. on > open source projects). For example, the Courier mail server, which I've > had in production for the past several years, is currently at version > 0.63.0. I think it is much more important to look at the age of the > product, the amount of development activity, and the size of the user > community. Even so.... And, as I mentioned, it was a nightmare trying to install, configure, and get working. *bleah* And yes, I found that there was a fix to one major problem that they did *not* know (in the Oracle interface, you have to bring the shared and global memory up almost to the limit. Mentioned that on the Spacewalk list, too: dunno if it went into their docs.) mark
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