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[Julian Field]

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At 20:34 22/10/2004, you wrote:
>I finally had some time to read my MS book.  So far it is a very good
>investment.

That's really good news, I'm glad you like it and find it useful.

>   It made me check my syslog.conf settings on 2 of my new MS servers and
> I had forgotten to put the hyphen before /var/log/maillog...  needless to
> say that the servers were quite busy...
>
>Two comments about RHEL installation:
>
>   1. please tell people to install a firewall and let port 25 through.
>   2. MySQL is still available, but it is on the Extras CD (must be
>      installed after the initial OS install)

I have passed that on to Steve for his next revision of his text.

>I was also surprised to see my name in the contributors section.  It is
>true I helped Steve out with the beta releases of the book...
>nonetheless it is good for the ego! ;-)

I try to give credit where I can, your input was very useful.
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