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    Reading small CDRW with Mac OS 10.2.2

    You shouldn't need to install any extension to read a UDF volume. If I remember correctly, UDF is the volume format for DVDs, as such UDF is built into the standard system distribution. Consequently, I'd expect any UDF disk to automatically appear on your desktop when you insert the disk. You...
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    set up a Mail Server ?

    Yes, it sounds like you have your own domain name (yourcompany.co.uk, right?) In that case it's really easy. Since you're already running Mac OS X Server, you already have everything you need. Follow the admin guide's instructions on setting up your mail server for your domain (I assume you...
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    set up a Mail Server ?

    Yes, you can easily setup a mail server, but... Typically, mail servers are linked to specific domains, so you'd need to setup your own domain and configure mail for that domain to go to your mail server. Your mail server can then filter the mail into multiple mailboxes, one per user. The...
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    Changing the terminal host name from [localhost:~/]?

    man tcsh scroll to about 80% down the man page and you'll see a discussion of the various PROMPT tags you can use. The default is [%m:%c3] %n%# where: %m = hostname (localhost, in this case) %c3 = current path (showing up to the last 3 directories) %n = current username %# = prompt...
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    How to make entrys in Resolv.conf stay after reboot?

    If I remember correctly, resolv.conf is rewritten when the network comes up based on the settings in your TCP/IP Network Preferences. Change Preferences -> Network to have your own address set as the DNS server and you should be OK. Alternatively, manually set your resolv.conf file and...
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    routing question

    Are you sure your networks are setup correctly? Your "intranet" is using a /29 network (255.255.255.248 subnet mask). This would mean your 'intranet' consists of the IP addresses 134.15.18.120 through 134.15.18.128. Is that right? In addition, 'intranets' usually use private class...
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    Apche CGI

    Maybe I'm missing something here, but that question doesn't make any sense to me. httpd is the Apache daemon (application) that responds to http requests. CGI is a protocol specification used for extending web server capabilities. Are you looking for the CGI spec itself? Or are you...
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    routing question

    You don't need any routing commands or tweaks to use both NICs simultaneously as long as each NIC is on a different subnet. Just make sure you only have a default gateway address assigned for the 'public' interface, and NO default gateway address set for the intranet NIC. The system will...
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