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To: Kurt Schafer <kurt@cyberbeach.net>
From: dennis@etinc.com (Dennis)
Subject: Re: Could use a favor
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>I've been having problems getting some 2.1.5-RELEASE systems outputting data
>to the net. I've since brought up a machine on 2.1-RELEASE and put a
>plain-jane default apache process on the box.
>
>If people could try resolving http://wave.cyberbeach.net and drop me a
>message outlining their success/failure I would be appreciative.

Perhaps unrelated....but I've noticed if I configure IP firewalling into the
kernel
the default seems to be that the system cant do anything. Can anyone outline
why that is....

Dennis