To go with the other FC4 Anaconda bugs (and still no updated installer images), we just ran into anotherAnaconda bug in the process of attempting to upgrade a server fromFedora Core 2 to FC4. This server, like most of our other servers,uses mirrored system disks, which in turn means it has two swappartitions (one on each drive).

If you have this configuration and are upgrading from a previousFedora Core or Red Hat version, on some of your systems Anaconda willabort the

I'm not the first person to notice this, but the MSN search spider ('msnbot' if you want tosearch for it in the user agent portion of weblogs, or just look forrequests from the 207.46.98.* subnet) seems to have gone crazy.

Specifically, the MSNBot is repeatedly and aggressively crawlingcompletely unchanging URLs, while paying much less attention to changingones. On this server , the past 29 day's worth of logs show:

• the

The issue of identity on the Internet is a tricky one, and one of thethings that makes it so confusing is that people often want them to dotwo different things:

1. prove who someone is: the web site really is EBay's.
2. prove who someone isn't: that email isn't from a well-known spammer.

This is confusing because the issue mostly doesn't came up in the realworld, where physical identities are generally one to aperson. Checking drivers' licenses at the