Re^2: fixhrefgz unnecessary when fixing web-browsers in the correct w
Am 30.06.97 schrieb nick # Feedback.com.ar ...
Moin =?iso-8859-1?Q?Nicol=E1s_Lichtmaier!
n> I support your idea of using a WWW server for documentation, but you're
I'm not.
n> * It isn't slow. We need just a small binary called by inetd, as heavy
n> as `cat'.
It is slow, because every additional program will slow down the process.
n> * It's safe. The debian docs could be accessed through a
n> non-standard port... and this port could be restricted for use from
n> localhost only (tcpd, xinetd, a check in the binary...).
No network program is 100% save. And you should remember that the policy
of some companies don't allow using a WWW server in their network.
n> * It's network friendly. Somebody could easily browse documentation in
n> other machines (telling the server to accept non-local connections
n> first).
We could offer a WWW server as option.
cu, Marco
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