Just want to publicly thank Ken for the hard work and time he has put into
creating this little gem. NetAgent is FANTASTIC. I've got a list of people
in my address.ini file, and when I want to see if anyone is racing (or if I
have found an IP# of someone that is hosting), I just enter it, and away I
go!
Thanks again, Ken
DoktorB
http://webhome.idirect.com/~drbryan/gpl
(it's available on his site or on mine)
>GPL NetAgent v1.2 is now out!
>If you haven't seen this program, it reads your address.ini file and pings and
>returns information about the race.
>New in this version is the ability to poll servers. You can now let NetAgent
>look for a game while you do other things. When a game is found, NetAgent will
Is it just me or does VROC overwrite my address.ini each time?
Timothy Moran
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>Just want to publicly thank Ken for the hard work and time he has put into >creating this little gem. NetAgent is FANTASTIC. I've got a list of people >in my address.ini file, and when I want to see if anyone is racing (or if I >have found an IP# of someone that is hosting), I just enter it, and away I >go! >Thanks again, Ken >DoktorB >http://webhome.idirect.com/~drbryan/gpl >(it's available on his site or on mine)Yep, I believe it does. I think what it does is renames your current
address.ini file to something else, and puts the VROC host IP# into a NEW
address.ini file.
When you exit GPL, it reverts the files back to the original status.
doktorB
>Is it just me or does VROC overwrite my address.ini each time?
Not on my machine.. The address file is overwritten for good :(
(or it isn't being put back)
Jason.
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Jason Monds
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> Yep, I believe it does. I think what it does is renames your current > address.ini file to something else, and puts the VROC host IP# into a NEW > address.ini file. > When you exit GPL, it reverts the files back to the original status. > doktorB > >Is it just me or does VROC overwrite my address.ini each time?VROC did that to me once, too!
I had probably 12 good names in my address.ini file that were "static" IP#'s
and could usually find 4 or 5 that would be online every night, but then
VROC wiped it!
Lesson learnt. BACK UP YOUR ADDRESS.INI FILE if you have stuff in there you
don't want to lose!
doktorB
>Not on my machine.. The address file is overwritten for good :(
>(or it isn't being put back)


































