Hello,
On Wed, 6 Dec 2000, Hanno Mueller wrote:
> My ideal scenario would be waking up the laptop from suspend, inserting
> the network card and somehow making sure that all applications running on
> my laptop (e.g. apache, X, exim) get informed about the new network
> adapter and / or the new IP
Hello,
On Wed, 6 Dec 2000, Hanno Mueller wrote:
> My ideal scenario would be waking up the laptop from suspend, inserting
> the network card and somehow making sure that all applications running on
> my laptop (e.g. apache, X, exim) get informed about the new network
> adapter and / or the new IP
> i guess you tried it and something didn't work as expected - could you
> describe what's happening?
I cannot reproduce this right now, but I once tried to remove the PCMCIA
network card and the X server froze.
Greetings,
Hanno
hi hanno,
> > So, unless you are setting up your applications to 'serve' from a
> > specific ip address (which I'm assuming you're not) I don't see why
> > you can't just do the same thing with your network interface as I do
> > with my ppp interface.
>
> I am running a few servers (apache and exi
> i guess you tried it and something didn't work as expected - could you
> describe what's happening?
I cannot reproduce this right now, but I once tried to remove the PCMCIA
network card and the X server froze.
Greetings,
Hanno
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hi hanno,
> > So, unless you are setting up your applications to 'serve' from a
> > specific ip address (which I'm assuming you're not) I don't see why
> > you can't just do the same thing with your network interface as I do
> > with my ppp interface.
>
> I am running a few servers (apache and ex
> So, unless you are setting up your applications to 'serve' from a
> specific ip address (which I'm assuming you're not) I don't see why
> you can't just do the same thing with your network interface as I do
> with my ppp interface.
I am running a few servers (apache and exim were mentioned alrea
> So, unless you are setting up your applications to 'serve' from a
> specific ip address (which I'm assuming you're not) I don't see why
> you can't just do the same thing with your network interface as I do
> with my ppp interface.
I am running a few servers (apache and exim were mentioned alre
On Tuesday 05 December 2000 22:19, Hanno Mueller wrote:
> Using DHCP, at my new location I often do telinit 1 and back just to make
> sure that all my applications know that the local ip address has changed.
>
> Is there any way to automate this, without telinit 1 ? (Maybe I just don't
> quite get
Pending further investigation, we now allege that Hanno Mueller wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> probably a stupid question: How can I automate the re-assignment of my
> laptop's IP address?
>
>
> Linux runs just perfectly on my laptop, APM is fully supported, suspend to
> disk works as expected, as does my
On Tuesday 05 December 2000 22:19, Hanno Mueller wrote:
> Using DHCP, at my new location I often do telinit 1 and back just to make
> sure that all my applications know that the local ip address has changed.
>
> Is there any way to automate this, without telinit 1 ? (Maybe I just don't
> quite get
Pending further investigation, we now allege that Hanno Mueller wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> probably a stupid question: How can I automate the re-assignment of my
> laptop's IP address?
>
>
> Linux runs just perfectly on my laptop, APM is fully supported, suspend to
> disk works as expected, as does my
Hi,
probably a stupid question: How can I automate the re-assignment of my
laptop's IP address?
Linux runs just perfectly on my laptop, APM is fully supported, suspend to
disk works as expected, as does my PCMCIA network card. Thanks everyone.
However, it's quite slow and and I move a lot betw
Hi,
probably a stupid question: How can I automate the re-assignment of my
laptop's IP address?
Linux runs just perfectly on my laptop, APM is fully supported, suspend to
disk works as expected, as does my PCMCIA network card. Thanks everyone.
However, it's quite slow and and I move a lot bet
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