On Tue, 21 Dec 1999, Cosmas Panagiotis wrote:
cp> OK diald works well but,
cp> if for example I try to ping from a shell an internet server, the diald
cp> starts loging to my isp and succesfuly connects but the shell I'm pinging
cp> doesn't respond (still waits).
cp> What I'm saying here is that when I start the Netscape-communicator on
cp> disconnected (from internet) machine fter succesful internet loging I'll
cp> have to open a new Netscape window
cp> because my first one still waits for response.
cp> The scripts are ok and the Internet connection works fine.
cp> My machine is a linuxbox redhat 6.0 with an external 56K modem.
cp>
I have a similar problem, it doesn't happen all the time, but
occassionally it does what you say, I just chalk it up to netscape, though
I havn't bothered to fire up another browser to verify that it is actually
netscape which has the problem.
Just hit <Esc> followed by <ctrl-R> to reload it
cp> Any ideas? cp> Do you have the same problem?
cp>
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