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Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2003 21:00:08 -0400
From: terry <tg5027 AT citlink DOT net>
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Subject: Windoze dialer starts when doing ssh to local machine
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Hello,

I have a Win98se machine running cygwin. After running startxwin.bat (no 
multiwindow - twm running) and typing in 'ssh computer' in a terminal 
window, the windows dialer appears.  The windows machine is on a network 
with only Linux machines, and is set up with a fixed IP address and 
name.  The windows machine currently uses a dialup connection for 
internet/email access, but is being converted to using them through ssh 
to a Linux machine (a process that may take a long while).  The ssh 
works fine after closing the dialer.

Is there a way to do the same function as /etc/resolve.conf to specify 
the domain first as the order for looking for the host?

TIA,

terry


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