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To: Ronald D. Stange who wrote (14579)	7/23/1999 8:50:00 AM
From: signist	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42804

Sheesh...sure is exciting around here. eom

To: Ronald D. Stange who wrote (14579)	7/29/1999 2:29:00 AM
From: Ronald D. Stange	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42804

Cant't we do this also with OSR8040 and HC. Red Hat Rolls Out Linux E-Commerce Server Red Hat Inc. this week began shipping a Linux-based commerce server that brings together a wide range of technologies. The Red Hat Linux E-Commerce Server includes Red Hat Linux 6.0, an Apache Web server and RSA 128-bit encryption, among other features. Red Hat is focusing mainly on ISPs and small-business users as the prime customers for the commerce server, according to a Red Hat spokeswoman. The Red Hat Linux E-Commerce Server also includes the Apache Active Server Page module; Distributed Authoring and Versioning modules for development on multiple platforms; the Netscape Roaming Module to enable the use of the Apache Web server as a Netscape Roaming Access server; the Squid proxy and cache server; and the Webalyzer Web server log tool. Despite the popularity of Linux and Apache, both open-source software, Red Hat has a long way to go before its commerce server approaches the level of interoperability and out-of-the- box application functionality of products like Microsoft Site Server or IBM Net.Commerce, analysts said. --Richard Karpinski internetwk.com Ron OT: Ken Ahmad was formerly VP Marketing and Sales of MRVC and now is General Manager of OA. A new CEO of OA could brimg in "his team". Don't feel sorry for Ken he has at least 313,464 shares of MRVC.