perhaps that is something that should be initially filled out at install, then, should it require changes later, you should be able to start it from control panel.
One last thing, Mandrake should not make any GUI tools that don't have console alternatives, so I'd like to see a setup for this from the console also. (the servers that can potentially benefit most from this don't always run GUI.) rgds Frank -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bill Greenwood Sent: Tuesday, 19 February 2002 4:37 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [Cooker] I cannot believe!!! Is it Windows or Linux? I agree with you George------ Msec is definitely one of the tools that could use a frontend, just like we have one for rsync (DrakSync). I say again too---- these Drak tools should all be in the 'Mandrake *Control* Center', where we can *Control* all aspects of our Mandrake system. Maybe another heading? 'Other Drak Tools' ? ======= George Mitchell wrote: > Msec is a nice tool. But it would be wonderful to have a graphical > front end for it, where parameters get explained and open themselves > to local customization. Sort of like the nice firewall tools. Any > thoughts on this? > > Claudio wrote: > >> Il 19:29, luned́ 18 febbraio 2002, H.McM ha scritto: >> [...] >> >>>> NO! It seems OK, but it will be 711 again after a system reboot!!!! I >>>> cannot believe it!!! >>>> >> [...] >> >>> 3) remove msec. >>> >> >> msec is a very useful tool. WAS a very useful tool until 8.1, but now >> he's becoming the owner my system! =;p >> >>>> So now >>>> auto-mount, >>>> auto-device-generation, >>>> auto-permission, >>>> auto-script-generation >>>> auto-* >>>> >>> If you dont like these auto packages, deselect them during the install >>> phase. >>> >> >> That's what I usually do! But not everything can be decided while >> installing the system, you know... >> > > > >
