On Tue, May 29, 2001 at 11:59:09AM +1000, Matt Hope wrote:
> Try looking at Netenv - http://netenv.sf.net
>
> Netenv can provide a boot time menu (configurable) where you can select
> your current network settings. This way, you can select your network
> settings for work or home (typically), or have one set a default, and run
> the program after the system has loaded.
on this topic, have you (or anybody else) tried a program like
NetEnv, but is able to reconfigure your proxy servers etc. on
the fly, rather than at boot time? i usually suspend my laptop
when i leave home and take it to uni, so rebooting it is
inconvienient. i know about the programs that do it (divine
comes to mind), but i'm wondering if people have any
recommendations before i spend two days prodding all of them :)
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