Hi list!
Someone knows how to send work for more than one printer from a Squeak
image? What I saw until now is if I need to have something printed, I
need to convert to Postscript and then send to the printer. But if I
have a plain text printer? Or if I need to send to a printer in the
network,
do you know how to make an init.d script to start squeak each time a
linux server starts... It's for seaside. For now I use a command line
squeak -nodisplay myImage.image but when I close the shell, squeak
stops too
I think you just have to look at different exemples of scripts in
init.d/ to
cdrick wrote:
Hi all :)
do you know how to make an init.d script to start squeak each time a
linux server starts... It's for seaside. For now I use a command line
squeak -nodisplay myImage.image but when I close the shell, squeak
stops too
Thanks for all :)
you can also check out
Le Tuesday 20 June 2006 16:42, cdrick a écrit :
Hi all :)
do you know how to make an init.d script to start squeak each time a linux
server starts... It's for seaside. For now I use a command line
squeak -nodisplay myImage.image but when I close the shell, squeak stops
too
maybe you can
Il giorno mar, 20/06/2006 alle 21.13 +0200, Alain Plantec ha scritto:
maybe you can reuse init.d script from squeak swiki.
have a look at: http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/swiki/72
I successfully this initscript: http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/swiki/124
for a swiki server.
Giovanni
In Squeak, what was first: VM or image?It is said the Squeak VM is created by itself, but how to run the first image file?And how to creat the first image file?I wondered whether the VM C source code should be first created?
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