Hi All,
This is just a follow up to let you know how two problems
this newsgroup answered ended up.
1. Re: [SLUG] HTML refresh
The problem was gifs being cached and the browser. Newer,
dynamically created gifs were not being displayed.
The script this was for is a Computer based Kinetics
Experiment for students at the UTS for next semester. It's
basically working now and you can see screen shots of it at:
http://www.science.uts.edu.au/~michael-lake/teaching.html
The program runs in any Web browser and consists of several
pages - Intro, theory, experiment and Report. Its a
collection of Perl cgi scripts that run from my 233MHz 32Meg
RAM Linux box with Apache. Only accessable from a select few
PCs internally. Hey I didn't want to be slashdotted ;-)
1. Subject: Re: [SLUG] Maintaining files on a Novel Server
from Linux box.
Problem: The UTS shifted to a Novell network in Science and
I needed to access my web pages.
Thanks for all the suggestions. These were also forwarded to
the sys admin here who found them useful as well. Ended up
installing the IPX and ncpmount packages. Now I can just
mount the Novel volume and it appears as a normal directory.
The Caldera Netware client would have needed 85 megs of HD
space. There were lots of other suggestions, SMB clients
etc. ncpmount is simple and small.
Thanks for all the suggestions. I can now file away the
threads.
Mike
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Michael Lake
University of Technology, Sydney
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9514 1628
URL: http://www.science.uts.edu.au/~michael-lake/
Linux enthusiast, active caver and interested in anything
technical.
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