Domain: p800.info
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p800.info Server under heavy load
First of all thank you for mentioning p800.info in your news-article. The fact that thousands and thousands were downloading the screenshots and were visiting the mentioned sites, the server was under heavy load and could not serve all request.
To the topic: putty for the P800 is useless due to the fact that special characters like CTRL and ESC can't be used. Mocha Telnet is a fully functional Telnet/SSH-Client. Unfortunately not freeware.
A tip for the use of VNC under Windows 2000/XP: Use the Tight-VNC-server and open the properties dialog of the programfile WinVNC.exe and choose the "Compatibility" tab. Check "Use 256 colors", "Execute with a resolution of 640x480" and "Disable visual designs" (or however those are called in the English Windows version). This makes it much faster. Don't use it over GPRS or you'll damn the day you get the next phone bill...
Regards
Jean-Pierre Bergamin
http://www.p800.info -
p800.info Server under heavy load
First of all thank you for mentioning p800.info in your news-article. The fact that thousands and thousands were downloading the screenshots and were visiting the mentioned sites, the server was under heavy load and could not serve all request.
To the topic: putty for the P800 is useless due to the fact that special characters like CTRL and ESC can't be used. Mocha Telnet is a fully functional Telnet/SSH-Client. Unfortunately not freeware.
A tip for the use of VNC under Windows 2000/XP: Use the Tight-VNC-server and open the properties dialog of the programfile WinVNC.exe and choose the "Compatibility" tab. Check "Use 256 colors", "Execute with a resolution of 640x480" and "Disable visual designs" (or however those are called in the English Windows version). This makes it much faster. Don't use it over GPRS or you'll damn the day you get the next phone bill...
Regards
Jean-Pierre Bergamin
http://www.p800.info -
or also maybe from the MPAA...
oh sweet, as demonstrated via the pictures, using VNC from my mobile would allow me to check the status of my KaZaA downloads or check my email for my latest RIAA subpoena!
Mike