On Thu, May 09, 2002 at 02:05:13PM +0100, Dave Whiteley wrote:
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> Consider for example a time server. I would like to have it running to
> provide time synchronisation for all my machines, so I would like it
> to start at boot. However, I do not want it to dial up regularly,
> which would sug
Dave Whiteley writes:
> Consider for example a time server. I would like to have it running to
> provide time synchronisation for all my machines, so I would like it to
> start at boot. However, I do not want it to dial up regularly, which
> would suggest that I should start it up at dial up.
Use
Hello,
I am seeking hints, suggestions of documentation, pointers to
documentation etc.
I am setting up a dial-up machine at home, to provide services to a
mini network (three or four machines).
Many packages seem to assume a permanant (or no) network
connection. These start at boot time, via
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