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> From: James Rich > > No, Joe. Comparing os/400 and unix/linux/*bsd is comparing a multi-user > multi-purpose server box to another multi-user multi-purpose server box. > Both are machines that handle thousands of simutaneous users. Not as the comparison was stated, James. Not one of the people on this list comparing a PC-based web application server is doing it using a Unix server decked out to support thousands of users. This is a red herring argument, and I don't have the time to deal with it. > It is > an outright lie to say that unix-like machines don't "have to worry > anout silly things like security and interactive users". The ones talked about in this context are not worrying about these things. I'm not lying and I resent the mischaracterization. Please take a moment to try to keep your comments in context. Joe
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