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Answers: My experiences with CNR

Aug 5, 2008 4:53 PM

Click to view Suspenders Dave's profile Suspenders Dave 7 posts since
Jul 2, 2008

1) I could not reliably download via CNR until I loaded a STABLE version of my Linux platform. I tried, at first, to use an Alpha version. Alpha versions are intended for Developers who wish to "Fly With The Eagles." It's an exciting ride, but not very safe for "Production Work." Beta versions are intended for the use of those who wish to aid in the final "Debugging" phase of their platform. (Admiral Grace Hopper fixed the first "Bug." You should look up her story. She handed out "nanoseconds" on the lecture curcuit. I digress, I was a Pioneer in the late 60's, and have "Seen the Light," and jumped onto the Linux Bandwagon!)

2) On my Platform, the Firewall must be started before any program can connect to the Internet, so after I srart the Firewall, I have to Right-Click the Grey CNR Meatball on the Taskbar, and Left-Click "Reconnect," EVEN if the status displays "Connected!"

Click to view BigDawg's profile BigDawg 64 posts since
Nov 27, 2007
1. Re: Answers: My experiences with CNR Aug 5, 2008 5:15 PM
Thanks for the feedback Dave. The client "should have" retried the connection on its own but it clearly didn't in your case. We wil investigate and resolve that issue as well as the incorrect connection state label.