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Message-ID: <6130FAF67D15D411BF7100E01899071F5F998E@stork.mightyoaks.local> From: david.vincent at mightyoaks.com (David Vincent) Subject: david.vincent@...htyoaks.com - Found word(s) check out days f ree based in the Text body. - Re: DCOM RPC exploit (dc om.c) ...blah blah blah snipped some stuff about w2k being almost good blah blah blah... > Regardless of how you feel about the .NET concept (personally I feel > distributed code is a security nightmare waiting to happen) > 2003 server is > an improvement. You can actually run it more than 30 days without > rebooting! i've run several w2k servers well over 100 days with no problems. (i'm sure that number gets more than a few snickers from the *NIX crowd.) all my servers currently have 99.99%+ uptime. the only reason that one was rebooted was to patch it. (why does the resource kit come with a script you can use to replace files while they are in use, but microsoft's patches require reboots?) <-- that was rhetorical > As for Perl, I think you have unfairly diss'd the language. It is as > flexible and unstructured as my life and if you don't think > it is powerful, > check out popfile http://popfile.sourceforge.net/, in my > opinion the best > anti-spam program out there. Very intellegent, learns > quickly, and is based > on bayesian theory. popfile fucking rocks. end of story. i can't wait for imap support! -d
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