DKCLAW
A proxy server is a device, usually a server with two network cards, that
intercepts all packets bound for the internet and redirects them through the
single network card that's connected to the Internet. They are primarily
designed for security to block any incoming requests that were not
originated from an internal machine. When you put GPL in this environment,
the performance hit exacted by the proxy server (remember, it's checking
every inbound and outbound packet) kills the kind of network performance
demanded by GPL.
Sorry, but there won't be a patch to fix this issue....
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Official HAL Backmarker
> DKCLAW
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Doug Gordon
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I doubt that a patch can fix the problem.
A proxy server is a device, usually a server with two network cards, that
intercepts all packets bound for the internet and redirects them through the
single network card that's connected to the Internet. They are primarily
designed for security to block any incoming requests that were not
originated from an internal machine. When you put GPL in this environment,
the performance hit exacted by the proxy server (remember, it's checking
every inbound and outbound packet) kills the kind of network performance
demanded by GPL.
Sorry, but there won't be a patch to fix this issue....
--
-/- Walk Walker
Official HAL Backmarker
> DKCLAW
