Re: [Unattended] Unattended live Linux CD ?

I think it's impossible. Since Unattended is designed for installing Windows, producing such a live CD would be a piracy, as it would contain Windows OS... However, nothing prevents creating such a CD for a personal use - as long as your Windows licence allows that. Some instructions on

[Unattended] fixing mailing list Reply to: address?

Is it possible that someone fixes the Reply to: address of this mailing list? Now it doesn't have any Reply to: address, and when someone presses the Reply button in a mail client, only the original sender gets the mail; you have to add [EMAIL PROTECTED] address manually if you want the mail

Re: [Unattended] fixing mailing list Reply to: address?

FULL ACK! Tomasz Chmielewski schrieb: Is it possible that someone fixes the Reply to: address of this mailing list? Now it doesn't have any Reply to: address, and when someone presses the Reply button in a mail client, only the original sender gets the mail; you have to add [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[Unattended] Re: fixing mailing list Reply to: address?

On Fri, May 20, 2005 at 08:47:59AM +0200, Tomasz Chmielewski wrote: Is it possible that someone fixes the Reply to: address of this mailing list? It doesn't appear broken to me. Now it doesn't have any Reply to: address, and when someone presses the Reply button in a mail client, only the

Re: [Unattended] Auto Creating Users

Cool, that should work, now the next problem. I have some .dat files that store some config info that need to be in the c:\documents and settings\%username%\ directory. Is there any way to have the auto created user log in instead of the administrator account during the setup process? Gregory

Re: [Unattended] Auto Creating Users

On Fri, May 20, 2005 at 07:35:35AM -0500, Brian Hellman enlightened us: Cool, that should work, now the next problem. I have some .dat files that store some config info that need to be in the c:\documents and settings\%username%\ directory. Is there any way to have the auto created user log

Re: [Unattended] fixing mailing list Reply to: address?

I agree with Matthew; lists which set Reply-To are simply broken. Here is a fairly complete explanation: http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html Users need to distinguish reply to sender from reply to all (aka. followup). - Pat ---

[Unattended] Change of address

Hi Pat Today I change addess from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Can you please update the dist list? Have a nice weekend! /Daniel --- This SF.Net email is sponsored by Oracle Space Sweepstakes Want to be the first software

Re: [Unattended] Auto Creating Users

Is there a way to associate the user to be added with the mac address? Similar to the convention used to associate the computer name with the mac? eg. 000cf17b3f28ComputerNamenhover but have it like 000cf17b3f28*UserName* nhover Thanks for all the help, it's getting the gears

RE: [Unattended] Just format drive C: and leave other partitions untouched - possible?

Did this work for you? Unfortunately it deletes all partitions. If you found a way to do it properly, let me know. Thanks Jan -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Patrick J. LoPresti Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 2:44 PM To: Gerhard

Re: [Unattended] fixing mailing list Reply to: address?

Paul Baumgardner schrieb: Kaari Jakobi wrote: Anyone know how to solve this with Thunderbird? In The Bat! this was no problem, but with this freeware... *sigh* Thunderbird has a 'Reply All' button that will solve this. and will introduce yet another problem: doubled mails in someone's inbox. --

Re: [Unattended] fixing mailing list Reply to: address?

Tomasz Chmielewski schrieb: Paul Baumgardner schrieb: Kaari Jakobi wrote: Anyone know how to solve this with Thunderbird? In The Bat! this was no problem, but with this freeware... *sigh* Thunderbird has a 'Reply All' button that will solve this. and will introduce yet another problem: doubled