my personal FACTS:
I can find things easily on this new web page.
I only cannot remeber how I found it, where it was,
so I never feel sure whether I found exactly what I wanted to
or only something similar.
my personal FEELING:
It makes me feel quite uncomfortable.
Hmm - need a couch?
Juraj
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>Obviously not, they lost the $$$ types with the licensing
>shuffles and now the techie types with the
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>Obviously not, they lost the $$$ types with the licensing
>shuffles and now the techie types with the abysmal support site.
LOL!
Have you ever been to the Veritas site? the Legato one? How about
ArcServe, or BrightStore?
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I was in a tight spot, needing to get a client version that would work
on a new system.
I had to laugh when at the end of a grueling "sign up for an account to
get to it" session, I ended up on a publicly accessible ftp site.
I guess if enough people don't sign up for accounts, some group of
webmas
Obviously not, they lost the $$$ types with the licensing shuffles and now
the techie types with the abysmal support site.
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Lets be truthful, IT really stinks as a support tool.
Does anyone actually like the site? I doubt it. IBM, in their rush to control access
to the software has destroyed a great support site and replaced it with junk.
having to jump thru all of IBMs hoops and still not being able to find what I
>Is ftp.software.ibm.com an HA environment?
Probably not... I know from past experience in IBM facilities, at least,
that IBM designates all the current, good stuff for sale to customers:
what is relegated for use internally is generally stuff that won't sell
or is older technology - remaindered s
for
AIX.
Tom Kauffman
NIBCO, Inc
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I am not asking for advice or help but want to discuss am I the only
person seeing
Yes, it is awkward getting into the support sites for patches and info.
I got so many userid's and passwords, and each place thinks they are
important enough in my life to remembers thiers!
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I am not asking for advice or help but want to discuss am I the o
I am not asking for advice or help but want to discuss am I the only
person seeing the symptom.
Today I've got it trying to look different libraries. Supported devices
list does not require authorization but library element addresses are
protected (maybe again SCO is having IP claims :-)).
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