CA> ...updated Arachne v1.71ue... Earlier Fred McCall... ...DOSLYNX
CA> ...linked at my website. ... ...being ignored by those you have
CA> stepped on may become the 'norm'. I have 2045 external links...
All the fuss over "pumping" trafic as if it were for the sake of us
sounds even more pumpous when, in fact, it depends on contributions from
others!!! The inflation over `EZNet' only reminds me of a pattern which
is all too familiar (not everyone suffers from amnesia); Steven's fault
is that `BasicLinux' doesn't meet your expectations, it fails to support
your own propaganda, doesn't it?! As for stepping on people, you're the
specialist of that (and much more)... Try make life simpler, like this:
http://members.nccw.net/fmacall/dlx20bin.zip
`DosLynx v0.20b'
http://www.qsl.net/ve3lgs/dlnx-20b.exe
`DosLynx v0.20b', previous release with extras
http://members.nccw.net/fmacall/dlx22bin.zip
`DosLynx v0.22b'
You'll never know it helped but that's what a true contribution is;
no strings attached: people ignore it or use but at least they're free.
SD> You are the one worried about eznet. Simply saying "it doesn't
SD> work, it doesn't work" gets us nowhere.
If it could have made his flare look brighter, your friend Angelich
would have suggested users with "problematic" ~ISP~s try "Set Debug=Yes"
before anything else then type "file:///var/eznet/session.html" from the
`Links' application, for visualization... He'd tell them they must send
a capture of the connect session 1st, before they begin to lame over it!
%-b,
Oh, by the way, i followed your progress in silent but it seemed to
me you will want to make some very simple addition which costs virtually
nothing at all and yet can be of help to beginers: "file:///" in a file
as `file:///root/hotlist.html' would make `Links' even more usefull. :)
Salutations,
Michel Samson
a/s Bicephale
http://www.iquebec.com/dos-inet
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