On Wed, Apr 04, 2001 at 05:38:46PM -0700, Krikofer wrote:
> > > This is a feature in iptables. You can drop any packets that are NEW, or
> > > allow only packets that are ESTABLISHED or RELATED. This is possible
> only
> > > because of the new connection tracking code in 2.4.
> > >
> > *sigh* I can't WAIT for RH 7.1. :-)
> > John
Wow, this isn't thread drift, it's an avalanche...
> I can. I prefer it be done right. I had been using 6.2 for a year and very
> happy with it. I'd be happy with 6.0 but it did not have any driver for my
> Stealth III. I dowloaded Xfree86 and ran into a few teeny problems but got
> it working then I decided to try 6.2 and happy with it but missing middle
> mouse scroll feature that I have not been able to fix yet. Tried 7.0 on 2nd
> computer then scrapped it. Tried Wolverine on 2nd computer and am impressed
> and I understand that it's beta so it has some quirks. But I still prefer
> it done right before I install in my main computer.
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