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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003 10:03:34 -0600
From: Selmer Ausland <sel.ausland@shawcable.com>
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Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Directory Quota

Thanks, yes I thought as much. However, I thought it was worth asking in
case there was an answer with Apache. 

I just hate the thought of having to dish out for a new version of
Microsoft OS bugwear and overpricing.

Selmer


"J. Greenlees" wrote:

> nope it's not an apache thing it's an os thing.
> since ms is phasing support for nt out in the next three years anyway,
> you ight as well change os now and go through the transition bother
> before the rush.
> ( for servers I recommend any of the *nix based options, then things
> like the sql2000 server attack* can't affect your machine as easily )
> 
> * the huge slowdown/crashing halt to the internet friday night was a
> worm that attacks, and infects ms sql2000 server
> patch to avoid this vulnerability was out five+ months ago.
> and ms rated the vulnerability critical, yet over 22000 system admins
> didn't patch it, knowing that hackers love to crash windows based
> systems, lazy, and stupidly negligent of them

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