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Subject: Re: TS Running on LINUX? You Bet!
>Hi Mark!
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>1) I pointed out my impression, that server and charting module are
communicating about DDE - this not a file sharing problem !
I that about the DDE. I was then referring to the file sharing between
Linux and NT, not between the TS programs. I must have been very unclear in
the previous post.
Only mapping drives between different PC should not work. By the way, I
scanned on different installation the system.ini - as you mentioned - for
lines regarding Omega products but there are no config's regarding Omega
that I could edit.
Yes this should have been the Omega system ini files, not the NT system
files... the remapping has to take place there..like ts.ini ect..
>2) Installation of different TS modules on different local drives C:, D:,
....is no problem - local, not network drives ! To get it work, you have to
edit the or_....ini's and omega.ini in the Windows home directory.
"YES" I said earlier I should have referenced that as such..
>3) But, for using such a technique you must have the right application,
designed for that - not Omega TS 4.0 with the Signal server, etc.! To solve
this problem, I could imaging, using a special combination/extension like a
server-gateway combination, able for communicating about the network and
able to handle the DDE requests from the TS charting modules. I think, you
have found such kind of solution with the PC Quote Server - congratulation !
Thanks actually TS WILL DO IT ALSO!
>4) I hope, no one followed your proposal deleting all files in the Omega
Dir....... ! Otherwise he will have to spend a lot of time to correct this
mistake and recover his old, working configuration.
I did say if you had some EXTRA PC'S TO EXPERIMENT WITH, GEEEEEZZZZZZSHHH!!!
>5) The best of your comments and very wise >> This can be either slow or
super fast.... !
>
>Many Thanks
>Frank
Thanks for the lesson in communication breakdowns...I'll have to learn to
slowly spell it all out, or better yet just keep my mouth shut next time, I
have something to share that is a step above the elementary level... Mark
makes funny, no? MB
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