Hi Tim,(Your message from 05-Jul-01)
> _Replying to a message_
> By: Gernod Schomberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On: Thursday, July 05, 2001, 9:49:42 PM
> Re: [Miami] Re: MiamiSSL and IBrowse
> Hi Gernod,
>>>>> type "miamisslversion", if no response, RTFM .)
>>>> Sorry to be dense, but type it where? TFM is no help in how to get
>>>> IBrowse to recognize MiamiSSL.
>>> Type that command in a CLI.
>> In my case, Miami must be running! Otherwise I get a message about
>> missing miami.library version 7.
> Well, that would make sense.
> You're hardly likely to be attempting to use SSL without a TCP/IP
> stack running, so why bother making the utilities be able to work
> without the TCP/IP stack?
> It's a bit of a different circumstance than using a web browser to
> read local HTML pages. That situation doesn't need a TCP/IP stack, at
> all.
> I wouldn't have thought it to be a great mental challenge to decide to
> run your TCP/IP stack, before trying to use an associated function.
> Some essence of common sense is expected, of the other person, when
> giving someone some things to try, while debugging something.
> --
> Bye,
> Tim.
Really nice, that you concede me some common sense! I just wanted to
help. Why brush me off like this?
Regards,
Gernod
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