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  3. January 2007

Re: no more cume dvd via sndptford?

Jim Franz wrote:
It's my customer who will whine at 800meg download during production hours... Their bandwith is taking orders on the web 24x7. 
They could (mostly) care less what it takes for me to do the job.
Having said that, my real only beef is that SNDPTFORD used to
work one way... and now it works differently... and during the change
they didn't put the one value needed to specify "media". I know it was
probably intentional. They want to minimize media handling.

So download the images to your PC or wherever and burn the CDs/DVDs 
for them. Were you trying to get IBM to mail them to customer 
locations? Are you limited in what you can download at some site 
locally available to you?

I'd probably even consider downloading the images to some memory 
sticks/cards and load them to the customer's IFS once I got on site.

I know that the basic complaint is that SNDPTFORD doesn't seem to 
provide a guaranteed way to get the packages on CD/DVD. But what 
'business' problem needs solving?

BTW, any chance of firing up an old modem and running SNDPTFORD 
through that? It'd probably default to physical media no matter how 
small the package was. (Does that even work any more?)

Tom Liotta























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