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Thanks for the review (Score:1)

by jjohn (22)

There is talk of a second edition and some of what you brought up is likely to be covered.

For now, I'm finishing up one book (Unix PowerTools)
and then I'm taking a long walk off a short pier. :-)

Thanks again.
- Re:Thanks for the review (Score:1)
  
  by djberg96 (2603)
  
  They're doing a second edition to Unix Power Tools? That's cool. That's one of my favorite ORA books, even if I don't use it so much any more.
  On a slightly different tangent, one thing I'm beginning to notice about a lot of bundles is that they tend to roll their own servers that provide only very basic server functionality, and Frontier::Daemon falls into the same category (which I realize is a subclass of HTTP::Daemon).
  I'd really like to see some sort of ultra-flexible & robust super class that
  - Re:Thanks for the review (Score:1)
    
    by djberg96 (2603) on 2002.03.25 22:01 (#6318) Journal
    
    Oops, I meant 3rd edition.
    
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