Hi Sean, Thanks for the feedback - > Well, the 'wish' URL *is* the official channel for submitting > suggestions such as yours and your local contact for feedback on the > server products would be Mark Blair... I've raised this with Mark Blair before on this list and it's something that bugs him also.
> This issue of 127.0.0.x IP addresses has been raised before - with the > product team - so they are aware of your request. Good to know - in this case does adding it to wish help - i.e. is it counted as a vote or is it just marked as a duplicate? > However, this sounds like a real world development scenario that > causes you and possibly others a problem that is exactly the sort of > thing Tim Buntel was asking about on his blog: http://buntel.com/blog/index.cfm?mode=cat&catid=FEA61235-4E22-1671-5E54DAC95FBBDF39 I'll get on to Tim. > That would be a good way to get a public dialog going on your > suggestion I think. > My own *personal* opinion is: if you're doing sufficient work on > multiple sites that you really require multiple IP addresses, you > should be buying Standard or Enterprise for your development machine. > When I was an independent contractor, I spent thousands of pounds on > software that made my life easier and tens of thousands of pounds on > training and conferences etc. I accepted that as the cost of doing > business. I see your point on this - however it's a minor annoyance which bugs you when you run up against it (like tonight - checking 4 different sites on my local machine before doing a migration). Also - working for a small company means costs like this are difficult to justify - particularly if it's for multiple developers. Thanks for your help. Mark -- www.lynchconsulting.com.au --- You are currently subscribed to cfaussie as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aussie Macromedia Developers: http://lists.daemon.com.au/
