Seen in the wild : AmigaOS 4.1 BETA PowerPC

...Way to go there you funny looking little pink squirrel. Now then .. stop crashing my webstats script and go collect nuts elsewhere.

That popped up on planetsolaris today (scroll down). We wonder where it will pop up next...

R&B

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Hilarious and exciting. I hope I can own that pink squirrel soon. - Lars

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@bbrv

The IP-address wasn't from Paris by any chance, was it?

...anyway, good to see that it has finally gone BETA. In November 2002 it was still ALPHA:

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tSi Mozilla/5_EXPERIMENTAL (AOS4.1 ALPHA; PPC)

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pretty nevertheless

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@tomazkid

When it says "AmigaOS 5.0 BETA VPC" I will get excited...

The most interesting was the mozilla part

@Benji

What? You don't have that yet?

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@Tomas

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Tomas wrote: The most interesting was the mozilla part

I agree. I just wish that I was an Amiga OS4 beta tester. Then I'd be creating more entries like that one in server logs all over the place.

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@bbrv

Um, this could easily be a spoofed entry.

@jahc

I agree. No way anyone has ported Mozilla to Amiga OS 4.x.

@jiyong

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jiyong wrote: @jahc I agree. No way anyone has ported Mozilla to Amiga OS 4.x.

Why would any one want to do that?

Firbodi

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@Tomas

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Tomas wrote: The most interesting was the mozilla part

I bet it some browser with spoofing...

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@Hans

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Hans wrote: @Tomas Quote: Tomas wrote: The most interesting was the mozilla part I agree. I just wish that I was an Amiga OS4 beta tester. Then I'd be creating more entries like that one in server logs all over the place. Hans

Someone should check AW.net's logs imho... I would be easy to find the identity of the person here.

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@jack

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I bet it some browser with spoofing...

Of course it was. How else would you explain that exactly the same Mozilla-string was already seen "in the wild" on 7 November 2002?

@bbrv

Well, anybody can do it.
Put any number there and you'll make people get excited

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What about seamonkey to os4?
http://www.blastwave.org/dclarke/blog/images/SeaMonkey_1.1.1.png

or just Google seamonkey

@elwood

I cant believe the head of an IT company can get suckered by something like this.

@jahc

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jahc wrote: I cant believe the head of an IT company can get suckered by something like this.

I don't think he did

Most people know about browser spoofing these days.

@jiyong

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jiyong wrote: @jahc I agree. No way anyone has ported Mozilla to Amiga OS 4.x.

I wouldn't be so sure ..

/shoe

@shoe

Then the port must have already been finished in September 2002. Maybe it just wasn't released - who cares about CSS-capable browsers anyway? ;) No doubt everybody would prefer some exciting new SDL-games instead.