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SCO develops second thoughts about Groklaw alternative
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Comments (4)
It only gets better
Let me compliment you for your observations! You have more content than the entire story, which your comment is atteched.
The Yahoo Finance message board for SCOX is always buzzing about something. yesterday's target was prosco.net with lot's of IP, telent, netcraft, nmap scans going it's way.
It does get a lot of noise though. And some people won't shut up about other probelms. It's not for everyone to wade through at times. But the moment the 'site' went live it was being dissected.
On the plus side, it loks like the win 2k box is uptodate with firewall software, with extra ports closed down.
It does get a lot of noise though. And some people won't shut up about other probelms. It's not for everyone to wade through at times. But the moment the 'site' went live it was being dissected.
On the plus side, it loks like the win 2k box is uptodate with firewall software, with extra ports closed down.
Who says they don't respond top posts on GrokLaw? (-:
What can I say? [insert long bout maniacal laughter here]
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To make matters worse at least 50 other webservers for the same IP net block are running linux and apache.
Now I thought Linux was nothing compared to SCO's Unixware, and Open Server??
AIX, IRIX, Solaris all have strong points over Linux, but I guess not SCO's offerings.