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Scoop643
Joined: Fri Jun 03, 2011 11:36 pm
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 Re: [HOW-TO] Automatically Start the UPnP Server But that is the answer...
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fat-tony
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Re: [HOW-TO] Automatically Start the UPnP Server Stop teasing the poster - yes you have to add the two lines again if you re-flash the firmware!
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Scoop643
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Re: [HOW-TO] Automatically Start the UPnP Server it isn't teasing. If he just read what i quoated....
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fat-tony
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Re: [HOW-TO] Automatically Start the UPnP Server Not everyone is technically aware! The poster might have assumed that newer firmware would automatically start the UPnP server. The current firmware has a bug which does not start the UPnP server (even though you set it in the user interface). Editing the startup script is a technical "workaround", which shouldn't be needed!
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Scoop643
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Re: [HOW-TO] Automatically Start the UPnP Server That's right, but if he read the quote if put here, he could read that with a reflash he should edit the script again. You don't need technically aware yo read....
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fat-tony
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Re: [HOW-TO] Automatically Start the UPnP Server Ok maybe it's a language/nationality/environmental/psyche/cultural difference  but when someone writes: "...Do I have to add these 2 lines eachtime I install a new firmware?" the answer is either yes or no 
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Scoop643
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Re: [HOW-TO] Automatically Start the UPnP Server Arne wrote: If you want to remove this again you can simply delete the two lines in the end of the rcS file again or you just safe-reflash your firmware. But lets stop this, i think he knows the answer now...
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jmh
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Re: [HOW-TO] Automatically Start the UPnP Server fat-tony wrote: Ok maybe it's a language/nationality/environmental/psyche/cultural difference but when someone writes: "...Do I have to add these 2 lines eachtime I install a new firmware?" the answer is either yes or no Thank you!
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santarelli
Joined: Sun Dec 04, 2011 1:21 am
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Re: [HOW-TO] Automatically Start the UPnP Server Hello,
Thanks for explaining but stil I have a question
How do I use the ESC-key. When I press ESC on the keyboard nothing hapends. And do I need to type the # after the ESC? Cause if I do so, an errormessage appears.
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Arne
Joined: Tue Feb 01, 2011 10:06 am
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Re: [HOW-TO] Automatically Start the UPnP Server santarelli wrote: Hello,
Thanks for explaining but stil I have a question
How do I use the ESC-key. When I press ESC on the keyboard nothing hapends. And do I need to type the # after the ESC? Cause if I do so, an errormessage appears. Not needed to put in # sign. Just press the 'ESC' button and than ':wq!'. ESC will just leave the input mode and get you back into command mode. br, _________________Product Specialist TeamAC Ryan EuropeAnthonetta Kuijlstraat 43b || 3066 GS Rotterdam || The Netherlands
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