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From: David Nugent
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 1996 00:00

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In article <4es1dm$hlf@oznet11.ozemail.com.au>,
	pbrosnan@scorpion.cowan.edu.au writes:
>I'm still struggling with the binary for my NCSA web server. I was
>wondering how specific the binary has to be with regard to the
>version of the OS. When I uname my machine I get linux 1.0.9
>which could be unable of running a web server for all I know.

Well, you're probably in a prime position to find out yourself! :-)

I can't answer the question, but if...

>The linux binary at the NCSA is linux 1.2.13_ELF.

.. that is the case, then perhaps it is time to upgrade to 1.2.13.
Actually, it is a *good* kernel, very stable, very compatible.

>Will this decrepency stuff things up. Is it responsible for my
>"unable to execute binary file error".

Perhaps. All I can say is that NCSA's httpd runs fine under
Linux kernel 1.2.13.

>I am also unable to get the source fron NCSA, the file or machine
>does not appear to be there.

It should be on sunsite mirror somewhere under
    ftp.dstc.edu.au:/pub/linux/system/Network/info-systems...

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