RE: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation

2000-09-04 Thread Dave Fitch
[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > John Wiltshire wrote: > > > Run 'strings' on the install. See which one you find? > > > > Neat idea but unfortunately it didn't return either, they > > must have coded the parser to read a character at a time. > > > > Oh well eenie meenie miney > > > One way to tell if

RE: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation

2000-09-04 Thread grant
> > John Wiltshire wrote: > > > Run 'strings' on the install. See which one you find? > > Neat idea but unfortunately it didn't return either, they > must have coded the parser to read a character at a time. > > Oh well eenie meenie miney > One way to tell if you are in net install is wether

Re: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation

2000-09-04 Thread David Sainty
Okay... From what I can see, the behaviour is actually the same whether I use "-net" _or_ "/net"?! If I run "setup" by itself I get different behaviour - a message "this is already installed". -net seems to work for me at any rate, and I presume from this (regardless of what used to be the case)

RE: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation

2000-09-04 Thread David Sainty
nt: Tuesday, 5 September 2000 2:35 pm > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Subject: Re: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation > > > > > >Colin Humphreys wrote: > > > >> /net > > > >David Sainty wrote: > > > >> -net > > > >&

Re: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation

2000-09-04 Thread Peter Rundle
John Wiltshire wrote: > Run 'strings' on the install. See which one you find? Neat idea but unfortunately it didn't return either, they must have coded the parser to read a character at a time. Oh well eenie meenie miney Cheers Pete -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - htt

Re: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation

2000-09-04 Thread Jeff Waugh
> John Wiltshire wrote: > > Run 'strings' on the install. See which one you find? lol... What you read above is the Unix version of, "Please don't make me read the documentation, Mummy! Please!" (The Free Software version is, of course, "Run $EDITOR on the source. See which one you find"!) -

RE: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation

2000-09-04 Thread John Wiltshire
Run 'strings' on the install. See which one you find? >-Original Message- >From: Peter Rundle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >Sent: Tuesday, 5 September 2000 2:35 pm >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation > > >Colin Humphrey

Re: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation

2000-09-04 Thread Peter Rundle
Colin Humphreys wrote: > /net David Sainty wrote: > -net > Peter Rundle wrote: AAAHHHU#(*&@!U(*&(*!@#&$(! -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://slug.org.au/lists/listinfo/slug

Re: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation

2000-09-04 Thread David Sainty
-net :-) No real obvious notification that you're doing a network install, but it works :-) David S.. On Tue, 5 Sep 2000, Peter Rundle wrote: > Sluggers, > > Can any of the SO people our there tell me if the switch for the > network installation of SO is "-net" or "/net". The document

Re: [SLUG] StarOffice Net installation

2000-09-04 Thread Colin Humphreys
/net Peter Rundle wrote: > > Sluggers, > > Can any of the SO people our there tell me if the switch for the > network installation of SO is "-net" or "/net". The documentation says > /net but I seem to recall that the last time I did this I got it wrong > and I had to un-install the whole damn

[SLUG] StarOffice Net installation

2000-09-04 Thread Peter Rundle
Sluggers, Can any of the SO people our there tell me if the switch for the network installation of SO is "-net" or "/net". The documentation says /net but I seem to recall that the last time I did this I got it wrong and I had to un-install the whole damn thing and do it with the other option.