I must say, things went much better this week.  Nothing new on
the CGI front this week, but we have plenty of other new features on tap.

Good news on the server front...
	Lev and I looked into several server clustering methods this
week.  As a short-term solution, we will be experimenting with a program
called 'fake,' which will hopefully correct the routing problems we had
with the previous method.
	As a long term solution, we will be using the Coda network file
system (running off RAID, of course) and dynamic load balancing.  By the
time we can afford the extra server and RAID equipment, Coda should be
out of the beta stages.

Welcome to testlab...
	We have added testlab.emulationworld.com to the network to
explore several possible web server enhancements.  Currently installed
are PHP3, ASP, and Embedded PERL.  Since VBScript and ActiveX are heavily
tied to Windows, they are not available for Unix.  Here's where you can
get some info on each:

PHP3 (.php3): http://www.php.net/docs.php3
Embedded perl (.epl): http://perl.apache.org/embperl/
ASP (.asp): ftp://ftp.sedl.org/pub/mirrors/CPAN/modules/by-module/Apache/Apache-ASP-0.09.readme

	If you are interested in any of these, let me know and I can
grant you access to the testing area.

RealAudio G2...
	Also added to the network is ra.emulationworld.com, our RealAudio
G2 server.  This doesn't require a lot of explanation.  Since it is very
bandwidth intensive and we only have a limited number of streams, it is
only available on request (and subject to approval).

Final Note...
	MySQL is installed and I will be setting it up over the next
week, so look for more on that in the next issue.

I guess that's it.  Until next time,
	-- Brian