On Fri, Oct 02, 2009 at 07:36:38PM +0900, Jun OKAJIMA wrote:
> To VServer guys:
> Sorry to say, the first release uses only OpenVZ.
> But all jails(containers) will work for Secure Click.
> The next release will come withl OpenVZ/VServer/LXC.
> then, which would get the best container technology?
the question mark suggests that there is a question
here, but I failed to understand it .. could you
please rephrase it?
> ----
> Secure Click - A new rich client technology.
> Secure Click is a brand new rich client technology.
> This runs x86 binary on VE created by OpenVZ,
> so it runs native x86 binary directly but *perfect secure*.
please stop OpenVZ advertisements on the Linux-VServer
mailing list. get the Linux-VServer version running and
then we can talk about it :)
> And, in Secure Click, you can run any application of
> any distribution all together.
> You dont have to bother to choose distribution any more,
> but just choose Secure Click. Then, all apps run all together.
> Very easy comparison:
> Java Secure but slow.
> ActiveX Fast but no security.
> Secure Click Secure and fast.
that sounds like apples and oranges to me, last time
I checked, Java was a programming language and VM
solution, ActiveX was a software framework used on
Microsoft(R) Windows(R) and your 'product' seems
to be a Linux(R) jail/chroot solution :)
> And, Secure Click can run ANY application of
> ANY distribution ALL TOGETHER with PERFECT SECURITY.
that is something you need to define first :)
> This is a sneak preview for limited users.
> Please try it and give us responses.
really sounds like spam or maybe some kind of scam,
but feel free to prove me wrong with the Linux-VServer
version to test ...
Herbert
> --- Okajima, Jun. Tokyo, Japan.
> okajima@digitalinfra.co.jp
> http://www.digitalinfra.co.jp/
> http://www.secureclick.jp/
> http://www.colinux.org/
> http://www.machboot.com/
>
>
> Secure Click:
> http://www.secureclick.jp/
> Download:
> http://www.secureclick.jp/private/SC_20091001.ISO
> (Filesize 30Mbytes.)
> ID : okajima
> PASS : okajima
> MD5 : 81DF12FED1E8E7A60FDF1FB1E488A59A
Received on Fri Oct 2 12:45:35 2009