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YMAN
10-25-01, 03:40 PM
Hello,
Can I run 2+ computers on version 2.11
with the same username and group ID?

My user stuff is:
YMAN
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asmodean
10-25-01, 04:11 PM
Yup. While I'm not doing so myself (only 1 box *sob*), many others do.
YMAN
10-25-01, 04:23 PM
Alright!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Time to get ROLLIN! :rolleyes: :D :D :D

I have:
Intel P3 750Mhz - In a server
Intel P3 800EB - Main
Intel P3 1000Mhz
Advanced Micro Devices Tbird 1400 - OC'ed to 1518
Advanced Micro Devices Tbird 1400 - OC'ed to 1600
Advanced Micro Devices Athlon 850
Advanced Micro Devices K6-2 450Mhz

Not to mention a possibility of running it on
90+ Computers at school. :D :cool:
cowanrg
10-25-01, 04:27 PM
advanced micro devices? hehe, havent heard that in awhile.
YMAN
10-25-01, 04:33 PM
I like saying Advanced Micro Devices over AMD/Just sounds
better!!! :D
Dunga Bee
10-25-01, 04:36 PM
* Begins counting until YMAN passes him in the team stats *

Well, if there is a way to get F@H on those 90 computers that does not put you at risk of getting in some type of trouble..LET's DO IT !

Welcome to the Team !

Fold On...
Ploaf
10-25-01, 06:28 PM
Originally posted by Dunga Bee
Well, if there is a way to get F@H on those 90 computers that does not put you at risk of getting in some type of trouble..LET's DO IT !



Here's a few ways
1)Ask for permission
2)Ask for permission ;)
3) Run it as a service so it doesn't bother anybody using the system and so that they can't shut it off accidentally. This is very easy to do with win98/me and can also be done with win2k. Have not tried hiding it in Linux yet, but I would assume that the school boxes are running some sort of windows.
YMAN
10-25-01, 06:30 PM
Originally posted by Ploaf


Here's a few ways
1)Ask for permission
2)Ask for permission ;)
3) Run it as a service so it doesn't bother anybody using the system and so that they can't shut it off accidentally. This is very easy to do with win98/me and can also be done with win2k. Have not tried hiding it in Linux yet, but I would assume that the school boxes are running some sort of windows.

How do you run programs as a service?
Ploaf
10-25-01, 06:42 PM
That depends on the OS you're running. win2k or win 98/me. The process is different for each. As for win XP It would be closer to 2000/NT than 98 I think. I don't have XP on anything but I believe the core for all versions is the NT/2000 kernel.