Re: [proxyTools-users] What am I doing wrong?

[me <jo...@pl...>]

On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 08:21:57AM -0000, wayne wrote:
> 
> > [Did you read what I wrote?  I am assuming you are being obstinate because it
> > is me.]
> 
> :-)
> Sorry Joe! I get used to answering the same question from the list, 
> I went into autmatic pilot mode.

I fucking wanted to send another similar message to see if you had some
auto-ack-perl jobby installed:)
do{clueless answer}while(clueless question)

> The -f option works on windows (at least for me). I haven't been 
> able to test on (li|u)n(i|u)x systems yet. I didn't realise how 
> much trouble it was to get the XML stuff installed there - just 
> assumed it would be simple. I just tried again to install it in Cygwin, 
> and hit a new problem to do with their dllwrap tool - <groan>.

There were alot of perl.*rpm packages left out.  Some were xml that probably
contained the needed packages.  But this was mandrake so who knows what's out
there:\

> I see the problem; it's the code to detect that the program was 
> double-clicked for a windows user. It seems the same conditions 
> apply in linux. Fixed now - thanks. You could comment that code 
> right out, or wait for my sourceforge cvs access to return.
> 
> If you want to fix it (or remove the code, or comment it out), the 
> 'fixed lines are near line 1280:
> 
>     my $doubleClicked = (($^O =~ /MSWin/) and 
>       ((!$ENV{'PROMPT'} or 
>       ($ENV{'CMDLINE'} and ($ENV{'CMDLINE'} eq 'WIN'))) and 
>       !$options{'g'}));
> 
> It would probably be easiest to just remove them in your case.

I need the clean lab enviroment.  Otherwise, why test?


On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 10:22:23AM -0000, Hat wrote:
> 
> I can see it's working fine here, Joe. The above is User0 file, not USE
> file. Where is your logs, Joe?

Not you too.  This is going to turn out like that sick practical joke someone
played on me at sourceforge.

> You must excuse him, it's weekend now. Time for beer :o)
> 

You people our strange.  You have a weekend in the middle of the week, you take
helluvalong vactions.  You have an interesting cat-and-mouse game going on with
your government.  Where do I sign up?

> >joe
joe
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