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From: Nate Williams <nate@sri.MT.net>
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Glened froma Linux mailing list.

> About a week ago, Alan Cox commented that the networking code in 1.3.xx
> wasn't up to coping with the type of load that a WWW server would 
> experience, and that 1.2.xx was a better choice for that application.

Apparently Linux 1.3 with the re-written TCP/IP code still isn't up to
the task.


Nate