From: Francois Duchatelet (fdu_at_melexis.com)
Date: Fri 12 Aug 2005 - 13:49:36 BST

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Hi all vserver freaks :-),

Since the use of the alpha tools, I see this sentence everywhere.

Why is this so ?
Using static contexts forces us to manage them, just like ip adresses.

This is specially annoying for master/backup vservers running on different
machines.

Cheers

François Duchatelet,
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