RE: [cobalt-users] Cobalt to provide compensation for server hack ?

["Dan Kriwitsky" <webhosting@xxxxxxxxx>]

> 	That's the kind of thing you need to know too, in my
> opinion. And the way to learn it is by learning your server. Instead
> of searching for packages for easy installs, spend the time to learn
> to work from a tar ball. MySql, for example, will easily install
> from source on virtually any Linux powered machine. It's easier to
> install than Portsentry is. Installing it will teach you a lot, and
> each successive install will teach you even more.
>
> 	Perhaps getting your "hands dirty" is the biggest trick of
> all.
>
>
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