🚀 go-pugleaf

Michael Shields (shields@tembel.org) wrote:
: In article <3t4fe0$o4b@clarknet.clark.net>,
: Michael Mc Neil <kludge@clark.net> wrote:
: >   The major 1.2.1 had added IP firewalling to the kernel, but was quickly
: > updated with 1.2.4 to fix some kind of IP security problem. Not too sure
: > of the details about it though. Just grab 1.2.8 and recompile the kernel
: > with IP forwarding enabled. If this doesn't solve your problem, just keep
: > posting. I am sure one of us can help you.

: Unless you have a particular reason to run a certain vintage of kernel,
: use the latest 1.2, which is 1.2.11.

     Blink and you miss it. Trying to keep up with what is the lasted kernel
is next to impossible. Just make sure that it is not a version prior to 1.2.4
was my point. 

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 $5000.
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: You don't think this is enforceable, do you?
: -- 
: Shields.

    Absolutely not. But it expresses my sentiments about the coming 
of Microsoft Network to the Internet rather well. Wish I could say I 
thought of it, but it wasn't me.
   Now if you think that Usenet had problems when AOL came to the Internet,
just wait till all those MicroSoft Network newbies get online.

  (This is thread has gotten off of the original topic. Feel free to 
continue it under a new one.)

      kludge@clark.net

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