[ic] Removing INET mode

[interchange-users@icdevgroup.org (Ed LaFrance)]

At 12:24 PM 8/18/2002 -0500, you wrote:

>Mike's comment:
> > In addition, we recommend that if you don't need INET mode that
> > you disable it. In addition it would be wise to close port 7786
> > on the internet side of your firewall.
>
>I haven't seen it stated, but I think the "INET" reference means "set 
>Inet_Mode to No in /etc/interchange.cfg or similar files."  But perhaps 
>there is something else called "INET" buried where I haven't yet found it.

Your guess was right:

http://www.icdevgroup.org/cgi-bin/ic/docfly.html?mv_arg=icconfig04.26


Plus, when you build a catalog with bin/makecat you can specify UNIX mode 
instead instead of INET. I run nearly all catalogs in this mode. Finally, 
you can always add the -u switch to the interchange startup command; that 
forces a unix-mode run.

- Ed L.



>"INET" is a convenient shorthand phrase to use among developers, but not 
>when issuing configuration instructions to all users.
>
>(I am aware there can be several such files in one computer and 
>"interchange.cfg" is just the distributed example)
>
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