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Ive tried on and off over the years to switch over to linux, problem is I havent been able to get some things I require to work.
I have a 2003 exchange server that contains my website, email services(obviously) and my daily work software, called Wintotal.
its installed on the client workstation by mapping the program folder and running the .exe and it basically just creates links to the program located on the server but does require some local resources as well.
I would REALLY love to get this program (wintotal) to work through Wine but Im not sure how to go about it or if its even possible due to it being a network program.
I can access it through the samba shares but clicking and telling it to open it Wine doesnt do anything.
Any help or ideas on how to accomplish this would be awsome.
I have a 2003 exchange server that contains my website, email services(obviously) and my daily work software, called Wintotal.
its installed on the client workstation by mapping the program folder and running the .exe and it basically just creates links to the program located on the server but does require some local resources as well.
I would REALLY love to get this program (wintotal) to work through Wine but Im not sure how to go about it or if its even possible due to it being a network program.
I can access it through the samba shares but clicking and telling it to open it Wine doesnt do anything.
Any help or ideas on how to accomplish this would be awsome.
Network Programs
using the network isnt necessarily a problem for wine. i play games and
even do my tax through windows programs in WINE that use the network
through winsock.
if the program simply isnt working, the first place to look is what
information wine is giving you via the command line.
so from a command window, just run
wine /path/to/exe/wintotal.exe
then see what it spews forth, then try and make some sense of it, and
post on here asking for further assistance
Dean
turbozmike wrote:
even do my tax through windows programs in WINE that use the network
through winsock.
if the program simply isnt working, the first place to look is what
information wine is giving you via the command line.
so from a command window, just run
wine /path/to/exe/wintotal.exe
then see what it spews forth, then try and make some sense of it, and
post on here asking for further assistance
Dean
turbozmike wrote:
Ive tried on and off over the years to switch over to linux, problem is I havent been able to get some things I require to work.
I have a 2003 exchange server that contains my website, email services(obviously) and my daily work software, called Wintotal.
its installed on the client workstation by mapping the program folder and running the .exe and it basically just creates links to the program located on the server but does require some local resources as well.
I would REALLY love to get this program (wintotal) to work through Wine but Im not sure how to go about it or if its even possible due to it being a network program.
I can access it through the samba shares but clicking and telling it to open it Wine doesnt do anything.
Any help or ideas on how to accomplish this would be awsome.
Network Programs
turbozmike <[email protected]> wrote:
http://www.alamode.com/products/Appraiser/WinTOTAL/
I've ordered a copy and will try to test it sometime.
But why don't you just give it a shot, and report
what problems you run into?
- Dan
FWIW, there's a demo CD available fromMy daily work software, called Wintotal.
http://www.alamode.com/products/Appraiser/WinTOTAL/
I've ordered a copy and will try to test it sometime.
But why don't you just give it a shot, and report
what problems you run into?
- Dan
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On Sat, Mar 15, 2008 at 3:46 PM, Dan Kegel <[email protected]> wrote:
Turns out it requires .net 2.0. That makes it hard to
try; there is a recipe at http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=3754
but we don't expect the average user to be able to
follow it, nor do we expect .net 2.0 to actually work yet;
the recipe is for early adopters who expect things to be broken.
Hang tight for a while (month? two?) and we might have
.net 2 in a bit better shape...
- Dan
It also has a download version, so I grabbed it.FWIW, there's a demo CD available fromMy daily work software, called Wintotal.
http://www.alamode.com/products/Appraiser/WinTOTAL/
I've ordered a copy and will try to test it sometime.
Turns out it requires .net 2.0. That makes it hard to
try; there is a recipe at http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=3754
but we don't expect the average user to be able to
follow it, nor do we expect .net 2.0 to actually work yet;
the recipe is for early adopters who expect things to be broken.
Hang tight for a while (month? two?) and we might have
.net 2 in a bit better shape...
- Dan
Network Programs
On Sat, Mar 15, 2008 at 8:02 PM, Dan Kegel <[email protected]> wrote:
What version of WinTOTAL do you have?
- Dan
But maybe the demo (Aurora) is a newer version than you have.On Sat, Mar 15, 2008 at 3:46 PM, Dan Kegel <[email protected]> wrote:It also has a download version, so I grabbed it.FWIW, there's a demo CD available fromMy daily work software, called Wintotal.
http://www.alamode.com/products/Appraiser/WinTOTAL/
I've ordered a copy and will try to test it sometime.
Turns out it requires .net 2.0.
What version of WinTOTAL do you have?
- Dan
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I use aurora.
I could have mentioned it requires .net i suppose.
on the server side it uses sql services also, though I havent figure what for, it works without them.
the software can be installed 2 ways, server side or local.
I use the server install method, so I can have more 1 person use it.
Il try and follow the method in that link some time this week to make .net work.
Im doing this on a test machine so its ok if i break it.
I could have mentioned it requires .net i suppose.
on the server side it uses sql services also, though I havent figure what for, it works without them.
the software can be installed 2 ways, server side or local.
I use the server install method, so I can have more 1 person use it.
Il try and follow the method in that link some time this week to make .net work.
Im doing this on a test machine so its ok if i break it.
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On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 6:18 AM, turbozmike <[email protected]> wrote:
If you run a DB elsewhere you might be able to delete the check from
the MSI with Orca? (No idea if the MS SQL server client is actually
working...)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa370557.aspx (You need to
download the Windows SDK to get it from MS...)
Gert
http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.p ... n&iId=3610 ?Im working on this again,
Im running into an MSDE problem now.
any idea how we can get this to work or work around?
Unfortunately the program install LOOKS for the msde sql database
If you run a DB elsewhere you might be able to delete the check from
the MSI with Orca? (No idea if the MS SQL server client is actually
working...)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa370557.aspx (You need to
download the Windows SDK to get it from MS...)
Gert