Sorry for the late followup - but i meant the bittorrent client
should be configurable to use different port numbers.
as to whether it's reasonable or possible or useful to configure a
firewall for an application that a business needs/wants to use, i
have opinions but also understand reality.
On Apr 27, 2007, at 6:16 PM, John Summerfield wrote:
Mark Snyder wrote:
Dan Pritts wrote:
On Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 10:02:27PM +0200, Gernot Stocker wrote:
Hello,
could someone (some mirror) please provide DVD isos of the
Centos5 also via ftp/http. The bittorent ports on out network
are blocked and at the moment I couldn't find any DVD isos for
"regular" download.
for future reference, any reasonable client should be able to
configure the port numbers.
danno
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danno for your reference not all ISP's are reasonable. I have a
number of clients on "Managed Networks" who have no control over
their ports. You should be more tolerant and open to others problems
It seems to me that it's not reasonable to mess around with a
business' firewall to use BT, even where that business wants/needs
CentOS.
Other distros do create downloadable DVD-sized ISOs.
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John
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