On 8 Dec 2003, Guillermo Gomez wrote:
I compiled from source including global.conf modified as...
...
if (strlen($_printer))
foreach $xxx ($LIST_DELIM, $_printer)
## $xxx = '-P, $xxx, ';
## printer { options $$xxx command lpr timeout $_printer_timeout }
printer { options
On Mon, 8 Dec 2003, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
Just to make sure I understand this:
1. /etc/global.conf
A. Don't mess with /etc/global.conf because you can break things.
yes. its main job is to parse dosemu.conf. However every once in a while
we encounter situations that are impossible to
Well i'll check out what happens if they hit Ctrl-C, as far as i
remember is just does nothing (don't gives back the shell).
The need for separate autoexec.bat is customisation, all clients needs
a different paths and this is how the app works in order to account
users: must have separate
Hello.
Guillermo Gomez wrote:
Got the message, please point me out where's the bin
package like the one i use to work with (i'll chek
the website anyway).
I downloaded the latest source code and compiled it.
There is a script there dist/mkbindist. I don't
know why it is still not executed
Hi
Sorry for the stupid question, the bins were there just for me to
download them...
I already made the same procedure as i did with the previous version i
used.
1.- mkdir mydos
2.- copy both zipped files into mydos (dosemu/freedos)
3.- unzipped them
4.- i substitute freedos content with MS
Well i found the problem is that the global.conf is builtin is taken
precdence and my modified global.conf is not doing anything.
I'm trying to use the -F option with no luck..How can i dump the
built-in global.conf to tweak it using option -F.
My installation is working ok without the -F
On 8 Dec 2003, Guillermo Gomez wrote:
Well i found the problem is that the global.conf is builtin is taken
precdence and my modified global.conf is not doing anything.
I'm trying to use the -F option with no luck..How can i dump the
built-in global.conf to tweak it using option -F.
Just to make sure I understand this:
1. /etc/global.conf
A. Don't mess with /etc/global.conf because you can break things.
B. I found my install left the /etc/global.conf.example and did not create a
/etc/global.conf. Would that have hurt me or is what's in the example file
built into the
Hi
I compiled from source including global.conf modified as...
...
if (strlen($_printer))
foreach $xxx ($LIST_DELIM, $_printer)
## $xxx = '-P, $xxx, ';
## printer { options $$xxx command lpr timeout $_printer_timeout }
printer { options '%s' command 'vtprint -fq' }
done
endif
Hello.
Guillermo Gomez wrote:
The point is that the program is eating all the
CPU.
What dosemu version is that?
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Guillermo Gomez wrote:
The point is that the program is eating all the
CPU.
I have found the same problem with a Clipper app. I could not solve it.
It works for me with 5 clients but really slow.
There was a discussion about it on this list.
Dukai
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Well in my case is not a problem of speed or logic.
More than 10 sessions works, the big issue is printing (passthrough), it
works with small documents (up to 4 pages).
So i really can't tell if it's just because the resourses eating or a
networking problem.
Today i tested again (passthrough)
Hello.
Guillermo Gomez wrote:
dosmeu-1.0.2.1-bin.tgz
You are using dosemu version that is 2 years old and
is unsupported for ages. Unless you upgrade, you are
on your own with your problems.
To make you more motivated, I can note that the newer
dosemus are trying much harder to release as many
what version of dosemu is this? Also, the hog thing can go lower, the
higher number you give it. Make sure you are using the the latest dosemu,
1.99.
On 7 Dec 2003, Guillermo Gomez wrote:
Hi all
I'm using dosemu to provide remote sessions (telnet) to certain dos
applicattion running in
Got the message, please point me out where's the bin package like the
one i use to work with (i'll chek the website anyway).
I downloaded the latest source code and compiled it. Great but my
problem now moves to the fact that any single client needs a separate
autoexec.bat as well as separate
What i'm doing is:
1.- Client telnet the linux box
2.- Client logs in with bash shell
3.- .bash_profile takes care of auto-launching the dosemu
4.- autoexec.bat takes cares of auto-launching the app
5.- As the app quits, the shell autoquits just after
(no open shell for the user)
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