Re: where did server settings go in FC6?

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On Sun, 2007-01-28 at 10:31 +1030, Tim wrote:
> On Fri, 2007-01-26 at 00:44 -0500, Ric Moore wrote:
> > It had all of those services and a bunch more to configure in one gui.
> > It seems to be gone and I used it only a month or so ago.
> 
> I can't remember there being a unified control panel for everything for
> a long time (several releases ago).  There was something that gave you a
> bunch of icons in a Nautilus window.

Well, I'm not completely nuts. Not completely. And the other guy saw it
too. That makes two of us. It was some kinda gui which had a bunch of
gui menu boxes in it, like Samba, Named, Printer (I think), Apache, and
a couple more, including network (which pulled up the usual network gui)
and they were all in one place at once in one box. Nifty. A central
server setup GUI. 

So, now it appears to be gone and I used the darned thing only a month
or two ago when I was blagging about the network going down. That turned
out to be the nameserver I tie into to going up and down... (the
bastards) 

Ok Rahul, I know you're out there. Come out from the closet you're
hiding in and tell us where it went? I know you know. :) Tell us nicely
what you did with it, and we'll forgive you. 

"Be ye reconciled." is good.   

And yes, this was a fresh install of FC6. I am not nuts, not completely.
Ric

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