I havn't actually got the client. That's what i was asking.
Where can i get it and i'll see how it worx for me...?
Thanx.
<J>
-----Original Message-----
From: Perry Blalock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 16 December 1999 12:33
To: Jamie Carl
Subject: Re[2]: WinGate Client for Linux?
Hello Jamie,
Wednesday, December 15, 1999, 5:04:54 PM, you wrote:
JC> Yep. That's correct. But theres a client program that is used
JC> to administer the proxy server. It allows you to add users,
configure
JC> ports and services (http/ftp/etc) and control modems, which is what
i
JC> want it for. I just need some way of making wingate dial out when i
JC> want so that i can do it remotely from a linux box.
JC> <J>
JC> -----Original Message-----
JC> From: Thomas, Greg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
JC> Sent: Thursday, 16 December 1999 12:05
JC> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
JC> Subject: RE: WinGate Client for Linux?
>>
>>
>> Just a quick question. Anyone know of a simple Wingate client
>> that runs under linux? All i want to be able to do it get my
>> Window NT server to dial out to my ISP. I just prefer to have
>> wingate control the connection cause it handles dropped lines
>> a bit better than normal NT RAS, and unfortunately i'm not ready
>> to move to a completely Linux network.
>>
JC> I thought that Wingate was a proxy and that the apps you use on your
JC> clients
JC> just need to be able to use the proxy for e-mail, web browsing, etc?
JC> I had a couple of offices that used Wingate and there was no client
JC> software
JC> installed on the Macs or PCs. We just set Eudora, Netscape, etc, to
JC> point
JC> to the Wingate box.
JC> Greg
I just installed the newer version and it seems to work with a few
bugs. First, the install of the ocsadmin rpm aks for Isearch v 4.2 -
I can only find v4.1, so installed with --nodeps but get "bad -V
option" error - know where I can get v4.2 of Isearch?
Second bugger is that the first screen after login has a mangled fram
down the left side of the browser, looks like the info inside the
frame doesn't want to wrap - did you have this problem?
Best regards,
Perry mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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