All good advice, thanks. I like this IM product because it uses SSL, in
medical we need encryption, so low end junk like AIM is out. We are looking
at netlert.com - we have the product running on a Windows 2000 Appl Server
(quite well), but that box is so firewalled that the communications doe
On Thu, 2002-03-07 at 14:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >My guess is that you want an instant messenger server, and not an
> >instant messenger client. It looks like you are about to install the
> >client, which would be useless on your RaQ. There are a number of IM
> >servers that you can use o
>You DON'T want to do this. The reference to JFC/Swing means that the
>product you wish to install is assuming that the computer has a display,
>and in the case of Linux, it must have XWindows. There are alternatives
>(headless x-servers), but if you like your "vanilla box", I wouldn't
>mess wi
On Thu, 2002-03-07 at 13:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This is the comment in some documentation:
>
> This install requires that you already have a Java virtual machine
> installed. JRE1.2.2 or JRE1.1.8 with JFC/Swing is required
>
> I have a Cobalt Raq3i, it is one of those vanilla boxes that
This is the comment in some documentation:
This install requires that you already have a Java virtual machine
installed. JRE1.2.2 or JRE1.1.8 with JFC/Swing is required
I have a Cobalt Raq3i, it is one of those vanilla boxes that I don't mess
with very much, so lucky for me I don't know loads
