Long live Windows production servers
What is really choice about Windows production servers is requiring an antivirus program that somehow gets its its new definitions stuffed up and voila you have a hung 2gig Symantec process you can't kill because it has its hooks deep into the OS. Just reboot it and it will fix it like all Windows problems security guys tell me because if there is one thing you want to do often with production servers is reboot them. Meanwhile my HP-UX server only has been rebooted once in five years for patches scheduled well in advance. For the record I consider Linux closer to Windows server wise than a real UNIX. Linux posix fap motion. ln -s /bin/bash /bin/sh fail.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
