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By: Rob Little <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On: Thursday, April 19, 2001, 5:12:52 AM
Re: [Miami] Re: MiamiSysCtl Queiry
Hi Rob,
CK>> I didn't touch/check any buttons at all - I made all the changes from
CK>> shell with Miami running.
CK>>
CK>> In the case of "TooMany" I did this:-
CK>>
CK>> MiamiSysCtl -w inetd.toomany=60
RL> I thought as much. If you use the CLI utility, you'll have to do it
RL> every time, in which case you can write a script to run the same
RL> command line every time Miami starts.
RL>
RL> But what Tim was talking about was adding it to the DATABASE within
RL> Miami. If you do that, it will be stored with all the other settings.
I can't imagine a more grisly fate than running program, or more to the
point, configuring them, via CLI. It's way too much like using MS-DOS.
For my test, I saved a test config file, loaded up my default config,
checked the parameters had changed, re-loaded up the test config, and
checked they'd changed them again. No rebooting.
RL> It's a while since I've actually used Miami (it'd be Miami Deluxe if
RL> anything, but I'm still ****ing waiting for my Amiga repair over a
RL> year later!) but I seem to remember that you can only set it within
RL> Miami if you've got the right version of Miami, and I can't remember
RL> if that came with a newer version of Miami or if it's just part of
RL> MiamiDx...
The latest version of MiamiDx has it in the config GUI. I'm not sure
about just Miami.
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