Just for the record, your site refreshes with 4-5 seconds here in the US.
Nice Job
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On 7 Aug, Riley Williams wrote:
Quick apology on my part - it's not you that's the problem...
That's ok.
Not with that 25-27 second lag en route, no...
There are some things we can do to make life a little easier though.
We can muck with some http headers that relate to proxy/cache
I have a Data Engine that took a lightning hit and now I need a
good quality schematic in order to get it repaired. I have a blurry
one that is not really readible that came with the unit.
Can anyone send me a pdf or similar image that I can print out.
Thankls...
Phil
No Robin contacting immigration wont stop me getting back !!!
But contacting Customs and Excise might :-)
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Hello,
I'm running RedHat Linux 6.0 ax25-utils-2.1.42a-3.i386.rpm
One month ago I compilled LinKT-0.6.0 successfully.
Now, tried to compile LinKT-0.6.1 and I've got following errors:
make[3]: Entering directory `/root/linkt-0.6.1/linkt'
g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I/usr/include
I haven't seen anything on this so here is my question:
I have the standard ax25 tools, version 2.1.42 or whatever that is, and I am trying to
set up a link to someone using TCP/IP carried over netrom, for the netrom man page:
IP traffic may be stacked on top of NET/ROM frames using a
Hi Terry.
I see from your second message that you accidentally posted this to
the wrong mailing list, but it hasn't appeared in linux-hams yet, so
I've responded to the one that has appeared and forwarded my reply to
both lists. Future comments only expected in linux-hams though...
As a