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Re: How work around TCP/IP looongstanding bug (or Location Manager?)
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Re: How work around TCP/IP looongstanding bug (or Location Manager?)


  • Subject: Re: How work around TCP/IP looongstanding bug (or Location Manager?)
  • From: Andy Wylie <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 04 Aug 2001 15:07:26 +1200

on 4/8/01 12:15 PM, Bill Cheeseman at email@hidden wrote:

> on 8/3/01 4:45 PM, David B. Gustavson at email@hidden wrote:
>
>> A better way would be if there is a Location Manager Module that can
>> run a script, that script could be used to clean up after the TCP/IP
>> configuration change (and possibly to drive the change). Is there
>> such a module?
>
> A standard feature of Location Manager is that it can launch an application
> related to a location. So, you write a script, save it as an applet, and
> designate it in Location Manager to run at a particular location. Whether it
> runs in the right order to do what you seek, I don't know.
>
> --
I've used Network Access Scripting and Location Manager for config
switching, I now use Akua and hope I never have to use those convoluted
clunkers again.

_____________________________ Andy


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