Paul wrote:
> My ISP is 100% "online" company.
>
> In plain English, it's probably one guy running a server from his spare
> bedroom.
> It is impossible to contact them, even more so when you ask something to be
> changed, rather then offer them money for additional services.
Hmmm.. I hope the price is good. :)
> Are there any constants in the analog installations, perhaps the name of the
> script - something I can use to search the root.
Well Analog is called 'analog,' unless it was renamed. Usually the default
configuration file is called 'analog.cfg' and (on Unix systems) is located in
the same directory as the binary. Beyond that, you're just going to have to look
around and see if you can find something. You might try /etc/cron.daily/ (or
you're unix's equivalent) to see if there are and analog-related scripts
running.
HTH
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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