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Filenames and extended characters corrupt
I still have not found a solution to this annoying problem. I have attempted to isolate the problem, but without any luck really. The simplest way for me to reproduce it, is to create a file (that Apache 1.3.27 can access) that is named with extended characters (i.e. Danish vowels), and view it...- Geddeth
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Filenames and extended characters corrupt
We have a Netware 6 server running the company's intranet, but it fails to display filenames with extended characters (from e.g. codepage 865) correctly. I have experienced this on the following occasions: - When calling PHP 4.2.4's readdir() function to list a directory in which the filenames...- Geddeth
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Cisco 677 and NAT forwarding to multiple hosts
I am currently forwarding certain portnumbers to various internal IP adresses, but from time to time, I'd like for serveral hosts on the LAN to be able to receive communication on a certain port, and it's a drag to have to reprogram the router every time. So: Is it possible to e.g. forward all... -
Cisco 677 and packet collision on small LAN
Hi Gabriel, thanks for your reply. Regarding the collision problem - at the time of writing, I thought it to be a problem with the network. Thus, a single box on the LAN would generate collisions. After further investigation, however, I have learned that it lies with a particular PC. When it is... -
Cisco 677 and packet collision on small LAN
Hi, I have a problem and a question. The problem is that in my local network, I have a 677 router working an ADSL connection, and behind that a simple dual-speed hub, which connects the LAN to the router. When only one PC is connected to the hub, it generates a heck of a lot of packet...
