I will post it tonight (copy/paste it into an email) for all to see and tell
how mine is configured. I'm at work right now so hang in there for a few
hours, when I'll get back home to the Amiga and I can put it up for you.
Just a q - do you need this because you are running a webserver (and
the 'toomany' parameter is limited to 10 clients) or for another reason? I
adjusted mine because that Amiga is running a webserver
(http://www.amigau.com) and thus allowing only 10 people to hit it would be a
little self-defeating :)
Talk at you soon. I think I got the idea from the Miami docs or maybe an old
email from Holger, I'll do some digging on that front too. Thanks!
Kevin Orme
amiga university
www.amigau.com
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>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Hello Tim
>
>On 18-Apr-01, you wrote:
>> Hi Colin,
>>
>>> Can anyone tell me if it's possible to save any of the change options
>>> within MiamiSysCtl so that Miami will recognise them as default on
>>> startup?
>>
>> So far as I'm aware, it's saved, as are all the other settings (set in the
>> Miami GUI), when you save the configuration.
>>
>>
>Unfortunately Tim (and Julian) it doesn't work this way - I tried changing
some settings (using the Return key after each change causing Miami to confirm
acceptance) and saved everything to a file called "test"."
>
>When I quit - reloaded "test" and ran Miami again the settings I changed
>were back to their default levels - so it looks like MiamiSysCtl is meant to
be used just once per session which is a nuisance or there's more here than
meets the eye.
>
>Kevin (Orme) no doubt you'll read this - I am registered and the "TooMany"
parameter is one of the options I want to change but I can't understand this
AmigaDos batch file you suggested. I had a look at "Events" which is
something run from shell/arexx but I can't see how it can be set up to run as
default like you said. Can you enlighten me more over this and I'll give it
try - if it doesn't work then I'll just have to put up with changing things
every time I use Miami - bit of a pain as it will be.
>
>Colin
>
>
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