Re: BiNat and ftp-proxy for webhosting on OBSD 3.1 -release

["Shaun Sturby" <shaun@optrics.com>]

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-misc@openbsd.org [mailto:owner-misc@openbsd.org]On Behalf Of
Chuck Yerkes
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 6:08 AM
To: Shaun Sturby
Cc: misc@openbsd.org
Subject: Re: BiNat and ftp-proxy for webhosting on OBSD 3.1 -release

>Oh, you'd get better answers if you suggested what you want to
>achieve in the end.   I'll presume you are providing, hmmm,
>computer services for the blind who feed you text and your
>servers turn it into MP3's after setting the text to Opera music.

(Shaun - from the original post)
The BINAT feature is what sold me as we could leave the servers on the old
IP's and do a 1:1 two way NAT with our new IP space.

>Oh, and a heads up that advertising an MCSE on these lists is
>like wearing an "I'm a pedophile" sign while waiting next to
>a school yard.  You ain't gonna make friends.

(Shaun - with a big grin)
I'm trying to make new 'BSD' style friends. I'm a convert (to OpenBSD) not a
pervert(ed MCSE).
The MCSE designation represents a lot of sweat and experience on my part as
I became an MCSE way back in '96.
I have supported *nix on and off from around the same time (Slackware with
1.1x kernel?) and have been pushing for more and more OpenBSD here at the
office with some success and have even paid for a membership in the Edmonton
Unix users group.

If I could just find a X window manager that looked like W2K so the boss
wouldn't know I'd switched OS's on him...

Shaun

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