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Skinny Boy · 12-31-2000, 07:40 PM

I guess it's working out? I did what it said, and renamed the dnetc.ini to the example given, then I had to configure it to not check the keyserver, and had to put in the path to where it could pick up key's, and some other minor thing's.

I think it is doing what I wanted because when the second computer flush's, it doesn't show a keyserver address, and the 1st computer jumped over some unit's and packet's that were in the buffer's. So we'll see what happen's.

The whole reason I wanted to do this was so it wouldn't be duplicating work, and share all the work between the 2, so I could do more packet's faster. Hope this does it.

12-31-2000, 07:40 PM	#5
Skinny Boy Member (9 bit) Join Date: Nov 1999 Location: Binghamton, NY Posts: 325	I guess it's working out? I did what it said, and renamed the dnetc.ini to the example given, then I had to configure it to not check the keyserver, and had to put in the path to where it could pick up key's, and some other minor thing's. I think it is doing what I wanted because when the second computer flush's, it doesn't show a keyserver address, and the 1st computer jumped over some unit's and packet's that were in the buffer's. So we'll see what happen's. The whole reason I wanted to do this was so it wouldn't be duplicating work, and share all the work between the 2, so I could do more packet's faster. Hope this does it.