Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread Craig McCluskey
On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 14:59:06 -0500 LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 You should be able to access at ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/

It's interesting when one clicks on the graphic at
ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-1/matrix6.htm that says, www:

One goes to http://www.mbusa.com/index.do, which is titled,
Mercedes-Benz, Home of Mercedes-Benz Luxury Automobiles.

You can see what market they're aiming for, and it's not people like us on
the Mercedes List.


Craig



Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread Hans Neureiter

In the good ol' days, MB was a Luxury Automoble.
Yep, this is wer we went.

On 4/6/07, Craig McCluskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 14:59:06 -0500 LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 You should be able to access at ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/

It's interesting when one clicks on the graphic at
ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-1/matrix6.htm that says, www:

One goes to http://www.mbusa.com/index.do, which is titled,
Mercedes-Benz, Home of Mercedes-Benz Luxury Automobiles.

You can see what market they're aiming for, and it's not people like us on
the Mercedes List.


Craig

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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread Craig McCluskey
On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 14:59:06 -0500 LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 -- again, this is just an experiment.

Your experiment fails in a number of places because of M$'s use of
backslashes instead of slashes for directory level separators.

The Flash presentations starting at

  ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-1/matrix6.htm and
  ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-2/matrix6.htm

work very nicely, but once you get to selecting something (and don't hit
your browser's back button because you'll have to re-load the Flash
presentation), like 300D '81 on W123-2/matrix6.htm and then the
maintenance manual (which then takes you to
ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-2/main_81_3d.htm) and then Maintenance
System Sheet, you get an error message that says,

  550/pub/W123-2/Maintenance\sheets81.pdf: No such file or directory

That means you have the name of the file, but then you need to open
another tab and search for the file.


Craig



Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread John M McIntosh
Well other than Smarts at 15K or so pricing starts at 30K. But what  
is more interesting to most list members
is what pricing will be like 20 years out on these vehicles given the  
average age of benzes on the list.


My 83 wagon was deemed Mercedes-Benz Luxury Automobile, not Joe 6  
pack Hauler...

If I recall pricing was something under $45,000Cdn in 83 for mine.

What would an 83 chevy wagon have been, anyone know?

mmm, ebay claims 1983 Volvo 245DL Wagon $500 ask, $1500 buy it now.   
83 mercedes wagon btn is $4950 (rebuilt engine (one wonders)).




On Apr 6, 2007, at 4:45 PM, Craig McCluskey wrote:

Mercedes-Benz, Home of Mercedes-Benz Luxury Automobiles.

You can see what market they're aiming for, and it's not people  
like us on

the Mercedes List.


Craig



John
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1990's 300TDt  172k Kilometers (mobil 1 Delvac)
1993 500SEL 180k Kilometers (mobil 1 Delvac)





Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread LT Don

Craig:

Yea, I know the Flash doesn't come across as clean. But the important
things, the pdf files, are ripe for the pickin'.

On the CDs, one runs the Matrix6, which gives a nice Benz running across the
screen.

I guess someone could download everything on the two CDs, burn the CDs and
have a working W123 library. But that would be a lot of effort - and
illegal.

;-)

Don


On 4/6/07, Craig McCluskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 14:59:06 -0500 LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 -- again, this is just an experiment.

Your experiment fails in a number of places because of M$'s use of
backslashes instead of slashes for directory level separators.

The Flash presentations starting at

  ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-1/matrix6.htm and
  ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-2/matrix6.htm

work very nicely, but once you get to selecting something (and don't hit
your browser's back button because you'll have to re-load the Flash
presentation), like 300D '81 on W123-2/matrix6.htm and then the
maintenance manual (which then takes you to
ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-2/main_81_3d.htm) and then Maintenance
System Sheet, you get an error message that says,

  550/pub/W123-2/Maintenance\sheets81.pdf: No such file or directory

That means you have the name of the file, but then you need to open
another tab and search for the file.


Craig

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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread Craig McCluskey
On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 20:12:11 -0500 LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Craig:
 
 Yea, I know the Flash doesn't come across as clean. But the important
 things, the pdf files, are ripe for the pickin'.
 
 On the CDs, one runs the Matrix6, which gives a nice Benz running across
 the screen.
 
 I guess someone could download everything on the two CDs, burn the CDs
 and have a working W123 library. But that would be a lot of effort - and
 illegal.

Are these the CDs one gets for something like $20, as was mentioned awhile
back? Not worth the effort for that price.


Craig



Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread LT Don

Well, the originals came from eBay and certainly weren't factory.

A wise man would learn what pdf he needs for a particular job and acquire
that one.

On 4/6/07, Craig McCluskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 20:12:11 -0500 LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Craig:

 Yea, I know the Flash doesn't come across as clean. But the important
 things, the pdf files, are ripe for the pickin'.

 On the CDs, one runs the Matrix6, which gives a nice Benz running across
 the screen.

 I guess someone could download everything on the two CDs, burn the CDs
 and have a working W123 library. But that would be a lot of effort - and
 illegal.

Are these the CDs one gets for something like $20, as was mentioned awhile
back? Not worth the effort for that price.


Craig

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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread OK Don

Averaging about 10kbps - wonder how many users are on your ftp site?



A wise man would learn what pdf he needs for a particular job and acquire
that one.


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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread LT Don

Just ran LAST in terminal -- two in anonymous FTP.

On 4/6/07, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Averaging about 10kbps - wonder how many users are on your ftp site?


 A wise man would learn what pdf he needs for a particular job and
acquire
 that one.

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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread LT Don

But, network monitor shows average send speed of 66KB/s, currently 82KB/s.

On 4/6/07, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Averaging about 10kbps - wonder how many users are on your ftp site?


 A wise man would learn what pdf he needs for a particular job and
acquire
 that one.

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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread LT Don

Sorry, didn't scroll down far enough. Five IPs are there under anonymous.
That explains what you are seeing.

On 4/6/07, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Averaging about 10kbps - wonder how many users are on your ftp site?


 A wise man would learn what pdf he needs for a particular job and
acquire
 that one.

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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread Luther
Welcome to browsing the CD's in Linux.

On Fri, 06 Apr 2007 19:15:35 -0500, Craig McCluskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 14:59:06 -0500 LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 -- again, this is just an experiment.

 Your experiment fails in a number of places because of M$'s use of
 backslashes instead of slashes for directory level separators.

 The Flash presentations starting at

   ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-1/matrix6.htm and
   ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-2/matrix6.htm

 work very nicely, but once you get to selecting something (and don't hit
 your browser's back button because you'll have to re-load the Flash
 presentation), like 300D '81 on W123-2/matrix6.htm and then the
 maintenance manual (which then takes you to
 ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-2/main_81_3d.htm) and then Maintenance
 System Sheet, you get an error message that says,

   550/pub/W123-2/Maintenance\sheets81.pdf: No such file or directory

 That means you have the name of the file, but then you need to open
 another tab and search for the file.


 Craig




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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread Craig McCluskey
On Fri, 06 Apr 2007 22:33:44 -0500 Luther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Welcome to browsing the CD's in Linux.

If they used text files, I would say one could copy everything to one's
disk and then correct the paths called, but with Flash, which I presume is
binary, that probably won't work.


Craig



Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread Luther
if I had flash creater, I'd recreate the flash file with Linux/web ok file 
paths.

Luther

On Fri, 06 Apr 2007 22:57:11 -0500, Craig McCluskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On Fri, 06 Apr 2007 22:33:44 -0500 Luther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Welcome to browsing the CD's in Linux.

 If they used text files, I would say one could copy everything to one's
 disk and then correct the paths called, but with Flash, which I presume is
 binary, that probably won't work.


 Craig



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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread LT Don

Naw, the flash (matrix6) is just the smoke and mirrors for the front end.
Easily bypassed.

On 4/6/07, Craig McCluskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


On Fri, 06 Apr 2007 22:33:44 -0500 Luther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Welcome to browsing the CD's in Linux.

If they used text files, I would say one could copy everything to one's
disk and then correct the paths called, but with Flash, which I presume is
binary, that probably won't work.


Craig

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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread Jim Cathey

Your experiment fails in a number of places because of M$'s use of
backslashes instead of slashes for directory level separators.


For those of you running Mac OSX, you can use this little script
I wrote for my HD installations.  You just run it in the right
directory and it makes long names that include backslashes (which
in Unix are just another character; in fact, the only 'special'
characters of the 256 in Unix are '/' and NULL).  I called it
'fixlinks'.  After you run it the stuff all just works.

-- Jim

#!/bin/sh

# Because the Flash garbage on the Mac butchers pathnames
# (uses backslashes instead of slashes in URL's) we can patch
# around this by making hard links to messed-up names for all
# the files that are properly found in subdirectories.

TMP=/tmp/$$
cd program || { echo Required directory 'program' not found in '.'; 
exit 1; }

find . -name \*.pdf -print | sed -e [EMAIL PROTECTED]/@@ $TMP
$TMP perl \
-e while () { \
-e chomp; \
-e \$from = \$_; \
-e \$to = \$_; \
-e \$to =~ s@/@[EMAIL PROTECTED]; \
-e link \$from, \$to; \
-e }

rm $TMP




Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread LT Don

It's down at the moment. Shifted OS from PCLinuxOS to Mepis SOHO server. Am
setting things back up right now.

On 4/7/07, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Works just as it should under XP. Ended up with 50 - 60 kbps today.

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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-07 Thread Craig McCluskey
On Sat, 7 Apr 2007 15:29:38 -0500 OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Works just as it should under XP.

That's because M$'s browsers substitute the standard / for the
non-standard \ whenever they see it.


Craig



[MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-06 Thread LT Don

Just for kicks, I put up an FTP server this morning and loaded on the data
from the two W123 CDs.

You should be able to access at ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/

This of course is not an invitation to view or download copyrighted
material, etc. etc. etc.

Viewing works best if you use something like Firefox, downloading (which of
course would be illegal) would work much better using real a real client.

This data might disappear at any time -- again, this is just an experiment.

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Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-06 Thread Luther

Works well.   About 25 seconds for the 3.72MB file
ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-2/Engine/617/30-300.pdf


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Quoting LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]:


Just for kicks, I put up an FTP server this morning and loaded on the data
from the two W123 CDs.

You should be able to access at ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/

This of course is not an invitation to view or download copyrighted
material, etc. etc. etc.

Viewing works best if you use something like Firefox, downloading (which of
course would be illegal) would work much better using real a real client.

This data might disappear at any time -- again, this is just an experiment.

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The Crazy Coastie






Re: [MBZ] FTP experiment

2007-04-06 Thread LT Don

Good.

On 4/6/07, Luther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Works well.   About 25 seconds for the 3.72MB file
ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/W123-2/Engine/617/30-300.pdf


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'82 300CD (164 kmi)
'82 300D  (74 kmi) getting '85 donor engine
'85 300D (280,176) parts car/donor engine



Quoting LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Just for kicks, I put up an FTP server this morning and loaded on the
data
 from the two W123 CDs.

 You should be able to access at ftp://don.homelinux.net/pub/

 This of course is not an invitation to view or download copyrighted
 material, etc. etc. etc.

 Viewing works best if you use something like Firefox, downloading (which
of
 course would be illegal) would work much better using real a real
client.

 This data might disappear at any time -- again, this is just an
experiment.

 --
 LT Don
 The Crazy Coastie



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